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MeSpace workstation by MeSpace

Dezeen staff | 2 October 2025

Dezeen Showroom: US company MeSpace has created an office pod designed for neurodiverse individuals that gives users a high level of control over internal conditions.

The MeSpace worksation is a neuroadaptive pod where the lighting colour and brightness, airflow, visual and acoustic privacy levels, and desk height can all be adjusted as needed.

MeSpace workstation — The MeSpace workstation is designed to benefit neurodiverse employees

The interior is created with visual layering techniques to provide a sense of spaciousness, with softened edges to reduce the feeling of being enclosed and carefully angled windows with privacy smart glass that shifts from clear to opaque.

These are features that can make all the difference for neurodivergent users, while also benefitting everyone in the office with elements that are known to enhance mood and wellbeing.

MeSpace workstation — Aspects like the lighting brightness and colour can be controlled

The MeSpace workstation is designed to look aesthetically refined from the outside, with acoustic panels and plants integrated to help improve the working environment of the whole office.

It can be installed from flat-pack within a matter of hours, according to MeSpace.

"Every aspect of MeSpace's form is purposefully crafted to enhance focus, comfort and workplace integration, making it a standout solution in office design," said the company.

Product details:

Product: MeSpace workstation
Brand: MeSpace
Contact: [email protected]

Materials: plywood, acoustic PET, sheet metal
Colours/finishes: Greige (variations of grey), Earth (wood and earth tones), Linen (linen, grey, black)
Dimensions: 1702 x 1245 x 2235 millimetres

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