Aerogel is called 'frozen smoke.' It is 99.8% air. In 2026, the technology became available beyond NASA. We create furniture from it that looks unearthly. An aerogel reception desk is semi-transparent, has a slight blue tint (Rayleigh scattering), and weighs almost nothing. It's the ideal material for creating futuristic, 'ghostly' interiors.
Visual Weightlessness
Aerogel blurs object boundaries. The desk seems like a mirage. If you put a hand behind an aerogel panel, it's seen as if in fog. We use this effect to create 'floating' receptions where massive forms visually dissolve in air. This is 'Ghost Tech' design, popular in IT companies dealing with cloud computing.
Thermal Insulation: Thermos Material
Protection from Fire and Cold
Aerogel is the world's best insulator. A thin panel withstands a direct burner flame, remaining cool on the reverse side. We use this property to create fire-safe evacuation zones in the lobby. An aerogel reception desk can serve as a shelter. Also, it's always warm to the touch as it instantly reflects body heat.