Save the Date!

Showroom Grand Reopening

Please Save The Date-we've been rebranding and refreshing our showrooms and we are ready to reveal it all.


Join us for a day of celebration at BBE Office Interiors on Thursday, December 17, 2026

BBE Open House


  • Date: Thursday, Dec. 17
  • Time: Drop in anytime, 10:00am-8:00pm
  • Location: 1595 East St, Pittsfield, MA 01201


Come check out our new showroom displays featuring Artopex, Tayco, Three H, and more, meet industry experts, and grab some fresh ideas for your current or upcoming workplace projects.

What to expect:

  • New showroom vignettes and space-planning inspiration
  • Experts on hand to answer questions and share options
  • Classes and workshops (details coming soon)
  • Earn Valuable CEU's throughout the day
  • Food and refreshments


Stay tuned for another email with registration information on Monday November 2nd. All educational opportunities will be FREE but class space is limited. Please register early to ensure your class is reserved.

The Healing Power of Mobility - MOVE TOWARD RECOVERY

Did you know patients spend 74-94% of their time in bed.

Mobility programs have been shown to decrease falls, decrease length of stay, promote more home discharges, and lower 30- day readmission rates.

This course explores the role of healthcare furniture as an active contributor to patient care. It considers how seating and spatial design influence recovery, promote mobility, and shape the experience of patients, families, and staff. Drawing on evidence-based strategies, the course examines how furniture can reduce fall risk, encourage engagement, and support physical, emotional, and social well-being. It presents furniture not just as equipment but as a clinical and behavioral tool that supports healing and fosters human flourishing.

Ultrafabrics Education: Designing for the Senses

Ultrafabrics partnered with Kravet to offer a CEU event on “Designing for the Senses,” exploring how to intentionally engage all five senses in space design through texture, color, light, and tactile experience San Francisco Design Center.

Event Overview

The Designing for the Senses session was a Continuing Education Unit (CEU) hosted at Kravet, Galleria, San Francisco, in collaboration with Ultrafabrics San Francisco Design Center. It aimed to:


  • Teach how each sense can be leveraged to transform a space into a full sensory experience.
  • Explore the distinct qualities of sight, touch, sound, smell, and taste in design.
  • Provide real-world examples that push creative boundaries.
  • Equip designers with strategies to integrate sensory elements intentionally into projects.