Architect@work in Hamburg is focusing on the topic of transformation. With "RoomSpin", Hettich supplies a system that allows entire furnishing elements to be rotated through 180 degrees. This creates flexible spaces that can be restaged as required – from working environments to living situations and retail. Using the example of the "Store" workspace storage solution from the "Layers" portfolio, Hettich and Kuhn demonstrate how movement opens up new perspectives for interior design. As a modular furniture programme on the "RoomSpin" base, "Store" becomes a versatile interior solution that convincingly combines design, function and sustainability.
 

Added value for architects and planners
The "RoomSpin" base support from Hettich gives architects, interior designers and planners new freedom: its curated turn and swivel movement enables clearly structured room concepts that can be reliably planned, including spatial effect, lighting and connections. Sustainable materials, recyclability and long-lasting durability emphasise the need to use surfaces efficiently and responsibly. "Transformation is one of the central tasks of contemporary architecture," emphasises Sebastian Voss, Global Sales Director Workspace & Architecture at Hettich. "With "RoomSpin", we show how movement redefines entire rooms and how we work with our partners to develop concepts that make rooms more flexible, more functional, more space-saving and at the same time more sustainable – in line with the requirements of today and tomorrow."

Following the presentation in Hamburg, Hettich will be presenting "RoomSpin" and "Layers by Kuhn" 2025 at further architect@work trade fairs: on 29/30 September. October in Barcelona, on 5/6 November 2025 in Paris and on 3-4 December 2025 in Düsseldorf.