What We Do

INNO▲SPACE, Inc. is a woman owned small business in Arlington, VA, that specializes in providing furniture specifications, space planning and reconfiguration drawings of most lines of systems furniture and casegoods product. With our extensive experience, we have the ability to provide top quality inventories, space plans, reconfigurations, revisions, installation drawings, furniture quotations, typical drawings, and even custom bid packages. We can work directly with end users to handle all of the steps to produce and finalize a furniture order or work with designers helping to implement space plans into furniture orders. In addition to the services associated with procurement of new furniture, INNO▲SPACE can provide inventory and reconfiguration support to existing customers to assist in getting the best use from current inventories.
INNO▲SPACE uses the newest and most reliable software technologies available including AutoCAD and 20/20 CAP Studio to create and finalize many projects as per client requirements. Our designers are well trained in the latest versions of all software used.
INNO▲SPACE is a corporation that has extensive experience in specifying many furniture lines including Kimball, Steelcase, Herman Miller, Knoll, Haworth, Trendway, and American Seating, to name a few. We have experience working on projects for government agencies and furniture manufacturers/dealers as well as for private sector.
INNO▲SPACE has been completing projects in the Washington, DC area for over thirteen years! Our seven designers on staff all have extensive backgrounds in systems furniture.
We look forward to the opportunity to work with you on future projects.
Please contact us for more information at:
703.536.7666
Email us at: brian@innospace.com
Brian A. Cobb and Ada M. Smith, IIDA
Principals
INNO▲SPACE, Inc.

INNO▲SPACE’s Expertise:
Extensive knowledge and experience in the contract furniture industry
Ability to specify most furniture lines
Provide excellent space planning and specification services
Quality of work is exceptional with no room for errors
Always meet deadlines
Ability to manage projects from start to finish

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