Able is a product designed by Johan Lindau in collaboration with Stefan Borselius and Thomas Bernstrand, focusing on sustainability, durability, and versatility. Its design features an exposed steel frame and natural materials, emphasizing architectural clarity and recyclability. The collection is customizable and suitable for various environments, proving that innovative design can thrive within environmental constraints.
Memo introduces Candy, a modular seating collection designed by Carole Baijings, featuring flexible configurations and a pastel color palette that enhances well-being. The units are fully upholstered with options for veneer or laminate backs, allowing for easy reconfiguration. The design emphasizes both function and playful aesthetics, aiming to enrich spaces and evoke joy.
KFI Studios has launched the Mason lounge chair, designed for comfort in workspaces and hospitality settings. Its ergonomic, sculpted shell allows for customizable upholstery and comes with three base options: solid ash wood, steel sled, or aluminum four-star. This flexibility enables designers to tailor the chair to various environments, enhancing interiors with a modern yet timeless aesthetic.
Aceray launches the Duo lounge seating collection, designed by Gualtiero Ceschia, blending Italian craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. The collection features a sculptural design, crafted from solid wood and high-resilient foam for comfort, available in a single chair and loveseat. It is suitable for various upscale environments, emphasizing durability and timeless elegance.
Herman Miller introduces the Pawson Drift Sofa Group, designed by architect John Pawson, featuring spacious cushions, a solid wood frame, and sustainable materials. The collection emphasizes comfort and environmental responsibility, using over 80% natural components and plant-based latex foam. Available in various sizes and premium textiles, it reflects Pawson's minimalist design philosophy, enhancing the experience of space. The sofa group can be purchased online and in stores, with availability varying by region.
Arper introduces two new lounge seating solutions, Pausit and Catifa (RE) Bench, designed for public and shared spaces. Pausit offers ergonomic comfort and modular flexibility for personal pause, while Catifa (RE) Bench, made from 100% recycled plastic, combines elegance with sustainability. Both products emphasize the importance of mindful design in transitional environments.
Herman Miller introduces the Pawson Drift Sofa Group, a lounge collection designed by architect John Pawson, featuring spacious cushions, a solid wood frame, and sustainable materials. The collection includes two sofa sizes and a lounge chair, emphasizing comfort and environmental responsibility with over 80% natural components. Available for purchase in stores and online, the design reflects Pawson's minimalist approach to enhance spatial experience.
Hightower has expanded its Flote Collection with 20 new models, emphasizing purposeful design and user experience. The collection focuses on sustainability, comfort, and adaptability, catering to diverse user needs in various environments. Flote has received multiple industry awards and is designed to enhance spaces while supporting human wellness. The collection is manufactured in North Carolina and is certified for environmental standards, offering customization options with a six-week lead time.
