“We’re problem solvers,” Whyte adds. “If a school is dealing with noise issues, space constraints, or behavioral challenges, we want to help address those holistically.” THE EVOLVING ROLE OF FURNITURE IN THE AGE OF AI As technology reshapes the education landscape, Furnware is already planning for the classrooms of tomorrow. With AI-driven learning tools becoming more personalized, the physical environment must adapt accordingly. “I think in five years, every student will have their own AI device that caters to how they best learn, whether that’s visual, auditory, or kinesthetic,” Whyte predicts. That future demands flexibility. And that’s where Furnware’s design ethos shines—creating modular, reconfigurable learning spaces that support collaboration, deep work, and everything in between. 99 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 07, ISSUE 08 FURNWARE
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