Wavebone, the Taiwan-based studio furniture brand, made its fifth consecutive appearance at the NAMM Show 2025, the world’s premier music industry trade event held annually in Anaheim, California.
This year, Wavebone unveiled two new flagship products — the “Star Ship” electric sit-stand workstation and the “Task” travel rack — both designed to meet the evolving needs of modern creators.
Founded in 1901, the NAMM Show (National Association of Music Merchants) attracts exhibitors, buyers, and creators from over 120 countries and serves as a global stage for showcasing innovations in music, audio, and creative technology. With its strong focus on ergonomics, modularity, and workflow-centered design, Wavebone has steadily grown into one of the most recognizable Asian brands on the NAMM floor.
At this year’s show, Wavebone's booth drew enthusiastic visitors from across Europe, North America, and Asia — including existing users who came specifically to experience the new product lineup. Notably, the brand also gained strong interest from leading educational institutions, including the prestigious Berklee College of Music, reinforcing Wavebone’s expanding role not only in professional studios but also in academic environments seeking industry-grade ergonomic solutions.
The brand’s participation at NAMM 2025 was driven by a clear goal: to further expand its global market share by connecting with new distributors, studio integrators, and educational partners. Wavebone continues to position itself as a design-forward, creator-centric furniture provider capable of delivering both comfort and performance to music professionals worldwide.
With the guiding philosophy of “For Your Long Way to the Top,” Wavebone remains committed to building ergonomic and inspiring environments that empower musicians, engineers, and educators to bring their creative visions to life.
