Indiana Furniture's new line powers modern learning and collaboration

Auditorium furniture, including the lectern, from the Spark collection.

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JASPER, Ind. — Indiana Furniture launched a series of new product introductions designed to support the evolving needs of today’s learning, training, and collaborative environments. 

This Spring, the company is launching the Spark Multi-Purpose Table Collection and expanding its popular Catalyst Conference Collection with new Media and Huddle Tables—each crafted to promote connection, creativity, and productivity across a wide range of spaces.

Designed for the dynamic nature of modern learning and working environments, the new Spark Tables deliver mobility, flexibility, and contemporary style. From classrooms to meeting rooms, libraries to auditoriums, Spark provides the versatility organizations need to transition seamlessly between different activities and group sizes. With a broad selection of sizes, surface materials, and base styles—including flip/nest, mobile, and static options—Spark easily adapts to changing spatial and engagement requirements.

Accessories such as ganging brackets, modesty panels, power units, and lecterns allow users to enhance functionality and customize their configurations with ease.

Indiana Furniture's Catalyst line, which includes the Otty Ottomans, is designed for flexible environments where people can collaborate.

Indiana Furniture is also expanding the reach and capability of its successful Catalyst Collection with the introduction of new Media and Huddle Tables—purpose built solutions that encourage efficient collaboration in today’s hybrid workplaces.

To support collaboration in any environment, Media Tables—available in desk and bar heights—can be customized with a variety of back panels, including open panels for wall mounted setups, closed panels for focused zones, dry erase panels for brainstorming, and tackboard panels for displaying visuals.

Huddle Tables are available in height adjustable, desk- and bar height models, providing accessibility and comfort for all users. Optional TV mounts further support digital collaboration and presentation focused interactions.

Both Media and Huddle Tables are available in veneer or laminate materials with a choice of four edge profiles, optional glass tops, and integrated power solutions for a highly functional work experience. Signature Catalyst design elements—such as accent panels and metal highlights on bases—add an elevated aesthetic to any environment.

“With these introductions, we’re answering the call for adaptable, intuitive furniture solutions that shape more engaging learning and collaborative experiences,” said Mike Blessinger, vice president of sales and marketing at Indiana Furniture. “Spark and the latest Catalyst additions reflect our commitment to quality craftsmanship, user focused design, and workplace efficiency.”

Spark and the new Catalyst additions will be available to order beginning March 30, 2026. Connect with your Indiana Furniture Representative or visit IndianaFurniture.com to explore specifications, finishes, and configuration options.

Headquartered in Jasper, Indiana, the office furnishings producer is ranked #124 on the FDMC 300, an annual listing of the largest wood products producers in North America.
 

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