Traditional meeting rooms are often underused. Open-plan spaces can be chaotic. In a world where flexibility is key, teams need a space that’s private yet open, connected yet comfortable. That’s where HUB by SOS comes in — a modular, tech-integrated collaboration unit designed for the new era of teamwork.
In Part 3 of our Smart Office Furniture Solutions series, we introduce you to HUB: a smarter way to bring people together.
HUB is an enclosed, semi-private collaboration pod by Spacewood Office Solutions, created for focus, connection, and flexibility. It blends form, function, and future-ready tech, offering a fully modular space that can serve multiple purposes — from brainstorm corners to stand-up huddles and video meetings.
Create spontaneous meeting zones within open workspaces — no booking needed.
HUBs are designed with sound-absorbing panels that offer a quiet refuge inside buzzing office floors.
USB and power outlets, screen mounts, and lighting — everything you need for a productive session is built right in.
Reconfigure HUB as your team grows or your layout changes. It’s built for adaptability.
Whether you’re managing a hybrid team, encouraging agile sprints, or designing innovation corners — HUB brings structure to spontaneity.
Smart offices are about more than just tech — they’re about how people interact. HUB enables that interaction without forcing it. It bridges the gap between private cabins and open chaos, creating a third zone that modern offices can’t do without.
Stay tuned for Part 4, where we’ll uncover how AI-powered occupancy sensors and furniture analytics are optimizing space usage like never before.
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Kirit JoshiCo-Founder & Director – Spacewood
Kirit Joshi, a natural entrepreneur with a mechanical engineering degree from VNIT Nagpur and a couple of years of experience in the modular furniture industry, co-founded Spacewood Furnishers Pvt. Ltd. in 1994 as a Director along with his college mate Vivek Deshpande. Later in 2011, he co-founded Spacewood Office Solutions Pvt. Ltd, where he plays a role as Director, apart from other group companies. Starting as a small establishment with a 2000 sq.ft. space; 10 workers and a modest investment, Kirit Joshi’s hard work and determined entrepreneurship helped to take the company past the 100 Crore mark in just about ten years and eventually become a market leader.
Vivek DeshpandeCo-Founder & Director – Spacewood
Vivek Deshpande, a mechanical engineer from VNIT Nagpur started his career in the modular furniture industry, but quickly found that his true calling in establishing a manufacturing unit of his own. Eventually, he teamed up with his college mate Kirit Joshi and he jointly set up Spacewood Furnishers Pvt. Ltd. in 1994 as a Director. Later in 2011, he co-founded Spacewood Office Solutions Pvt. Ltd, where he plays a role as Director, apart from other group companies. His keen skills and intuition and the decisive push into a nascent industry in India (at that time), gave him and the company a first-mover advantage and these factors contributed greatly to the rapid growth and emergence of Spacewood Furnishers Pvt. Ltd. as a giant player in the modular home furniture business over the last two decades.
Nitin SudameFounder & Managing Director SOS
Nitin, an entrepreneur, founded Spacewood Office Solutions (SOS) in 2011, leading it to prominence in the office furniture segment. With over 34 years of industry experience, including roles at leading companies like Thermax Ltd. and Blow Plast Ergonomics Ltd. (BPEL), Nitin’s expertise in material management and logistics has been instrumental. As Director of Spacewood Furnishers and co-founder of SOS, he prioritizes employee development and fosters a strong company culture. Under his leadership, SOS has become one of India’s fastest-growing modular office furniture companies, driven by his ability to build high-performance teams and nurture enduring client relationships.
