Drawing on decades of craftsmanship, customization and the art of versatility, Versteel has released five new products that offer safety and adaptability in a time of continued uncertainty. Demonstrating their trademark adaptability and nimbleness in design, development and production, Versteel pivoted to create these new, safety-forward products in a matter of months, a real-time response...
We're thrilled to share that Versteel's Director of Engineering, Jerry Nichols, has been appointed as chairman of the Desk/Table Standards Subcommittee for BIFMA (Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer's Association).
We’re pleased to share that industry nonprofit, The Common Thread for the Cure Foundation, has announced the appointment of Scott Schwinghammer, president of Versteel, as chairperson for 2019. The organization supports individuals who are affiliated with the design and furnishings industries and are fighting breast cancer by offering financial assistance through confidential Helping Hands grants....
“Versteel reveals the inherent beauty of welding and raw metal in a process that embodies urban fabrication.” Studio Steel is a new fabrication option from Versteel that’s available on any series that utilizes steel in the manufacturing process. Embracing the Maker Movement aesthetic of romancing the qualities of construction, Versteel employs “an urban fabrication” process...
“Versteel supplements a modern classic with a sleek silhouette designed for sophisticated specifications.” Zeta is a stunning addition to the Paces Series. Imbued with a distinct design, the cantilevered presence of Zeta is elevated by the successful lines of the signature tube shape. Crisp angles, subtle proportions and exquisite craftsmanship will attract the eye of...
“Versteel applauds utility and function by creating a new category of contract style and substance.” Robust construction, simple aesthetics, and hand-made impressions all combine to provide the utmost in utility and function with The Maker Project. Versteel has revived the work table and transformed it into a work “series” that embodies an urban industrial aesthetic....