Designed with inclusivity at the forefront, the interior features elements like background color, lighting optimized to flatter all skin tones and clothing choices while on camera, and a discrete fan to provide air circulation. A skylight opens up the pod, allowing light to enter while still giving privacy to the user. Both sizes can be paired with all the comforts that help individuals work, with ample space for ergonomic seating options––including the full portfolio of Herman Miller performance seating and task chairs. The larger Pro version is ADA accessible, designed with the necessary space to maneuver a wheelchair, and sits at floor level with no threshold.

Rounded corners and corrugated fabric exterior are a stark contrast to most office booths, and the appealing aesthetic cuts down on noise pollution—both inside and outside the pod. An optional occupancy indicator and frosted glass door and ceiling options ensure that those

looking to concentrate aren’t distracted. A conveniently located access panel for routing power is included in all configurations. Optional monitor arms and bag hooks add extra practicality.

“Bay Work Pod aims to address the frequently painful experience of phone booth-style videoconferencing," says Noah Schwarz, Vice President of Product Design for Herman Miller.

“Rather than suffer perched atop an ill-conceived stool or bench, Bay allows you to select any ergonomic chair you'd like.”

Available in a range of exterior upholstery options, the color palette supports neutral to more expressive styling. Multiple worksurface finish options allow interior styling personalization to enhance or complement existing decor.

Bay Work Pod can be purchased by contract customers through Herman Miller and MillerKnoll dealers. For more information visit Herman Miller.