Welcome back. If you are new to The Spin, I’m so glad you’re here. We’ve got a lot happening this month, including a new product from Three H, a recent visit by Teresa Geetersloh of Hightower, our inaugural Life Hacks event, and more.
NEW! THREE H HOOK UP TABLES
Work no longer looks the way it used to. Your furniture solutions shouldn’t either. The Hook Up collection of workspace tables was purposefully designed to accommodate people and teams on the move.
These ingeniously designed workspace tables are easy to move around and can be hooked together to create custom workspaces. Every table connects through a rail, making it a snap to reconfigure on the fly.
Group multiple stations together with a desk-to-desk or desk-to-screen connection. Block out visual distractions or provide enhanced personal protection with privacy screens that hook into the desk rails seamlessly allowing for multiple configurations.
Completely customize the experience with the exclusive line of Hook Up accessories, designed to attach anywhere along the desk rail using a simple thumbscrew. And Three H makes it easy to express your client's style with a beautiful array of powdercoat colors.
There's so much more that I could say about this incredible and innovative table collection. But for the sake of brevity, I'll stop here and encourage you to visit the Three H website to learn all the ways you can Hook Up.
Check out this sneak peek of an installation happening now! This project features a custom finish (hand-selected clear walnut) on Darran’s Central Park series.
Thank you Nancy Jernigan for sharing these images; we are grateful to be a part of this project. I can't wait to share more photos.
I shared a few images last month from a recent install here in Birmingham. Here are two more from that same new project showing the Pasea lounge and Movi stools, both by SitOnIt Seating.
I had a great time this week with Teresa Geetersloh, introducing the progressive line of Hightower products to our market.
The story of Hightower is fantastic. A woman-owned business, they offer a broad product offering that seeks to challenge and improve the status quo, bringing unique products to today’s workspaces.
It’s time to reserve your spot for our Life Hacks event! Only a few spots left!
We’ve finalized our panel for the upcoming Q1 Life Hacks for Designers series, and it’s going to be a great one. We are thrilled to have Rebecca Hatcher, Jill Hicks, and Joanna Goodman join our panel. ⠀
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Our goal for this first event is to have a lively and uncensored dialogue around issues we all face.
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As the Life Hacks name suggests, each of our events will give you specific, actionable hacks, both personal and professional—useful tips that you can implement right away. We look forward to a fun evening of cocktails and good conversation. ⠀
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RSVP to save your spot. We can’t wait to see you there!⠀
In my December issue of The Spin, I asked my readers what charities they support, pledging to choose one to make a donation. But after reading all your responses, I couldn’t pick just one! Instead, I decided to donate to all of them over the course of 2022. Each month, I will make a donation to one of the charities you shared with me.
This month's idea came from Brian McMahon when he suggested honoring Alan Pizzotola. I can’t think of a better way to honor him than a donation to ALS Association Alabama Chapter.
I want to share what Brian had to say about Alan Pizzotola and his influence in our local industry:
Over the past 50 years, nobody has had the impact that Alan had in the contract industry here in Alabama. He was such a positive influence on so many of us and will be missed greatly.
—Brian McMahon
I wholeheartedly agree with Brian’s sentiment. Thank you for your suggestion, Brian!
