One uninterrupted surface.
One continuous physical surface in place of multiple displays, central bezels, separate stands, and visual boundaries.
01 / Concept
Meet the display built
for focused work.
An evolution of the computer monitor, designed around a new spatial model for the desktop.
02 / Function
Focus in the center.
Context within reach.
A new way to organize the desktop
FocalContextual is the interaction model introduced in OpenWorkspace for keeping what matters most prominent without losing the surrounding context. WorkDisplay explores what the computer monitor becomes when it is designed around that principle.
03 / Form
Less monitor.
More workspace.
The desktop experience grew sideways. Adding screens created more space—but also more physical boundaries, more head movement, and more places for attention to drift.
WorkDisplay provides more usable screen surface in a single continuous display, with room to arrange work more flexibly in every direction. It offers the space of a multi-monitor setup without the seams, boundaries, and visual clutter—a cleaner, calmer canvas for the desktop.
04 / Hardware
Singular by design.
Gently curved.
Enough curvature to keep the canvas naturally oriented toward the user—without the exaggerated geometry of a gaming display.
Purposefully tall.
Vertical space for feeds, chats, inboxes, and other supporting content to remain visible as complete contexts.
Fully articulating.
Multiple degrees of freedom in height, tilt, and swivel let the canvas adapt to the user—not the other way around.
What if the monitor were
shaped more like a desk
than a sheet of paper?
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