emuamericas has launched the Café Collection, designed by Christophe Pillet, featuring versatile seating solutions including side chairs, armchairs, and barstools in 16 color options. The ergonomic design prioritizes comfort and performance, with stackable functionality and a unique expanded metal sheet pattern for durability. The collection debuted at BDNY in New York City and will be available for order in Spring 2025.
The Movet Chair by Nevins is a lightweight, robust, and 100% recyclable seating solution designed for commercial use. It features a unique tilt mechanism, stackability, and options for cantilever or four-leg bases. The chair offers ergonomic comfort with customizable upholstery and armrests, making it suitable for various settings such as offices and communal spaces. Its combination of durability, aesthetic appeal, and flexibility makes it an ideal choice for prolonged use.
Versteel has expanded its Troupe and Sky collections with new training, teamwork, and adjustable height solutions. The Troupe tables offer various options for individual or team use, while the Troupe training tables are modular and adaptable for flexible spaces. The Sky tables with Troupe base provide adjustable height options. Versteel plans to continue expanding the Troupe collection based on feedback and research. Learn more at www.versteel.com.
Clear Design has launched its new line of contemporary café and break room furniture called KIVA. The minimalist bentwood design, various seat styles and heights, and multiple finish options make KIVA a stylish and functional choice for modern spaces. The chairs are BIFMA certified, sourced from FSC compliant materials, and available in stackable options. Clear Design is known for its high-quality office furniture solutions and exceptional customer service.
Arper and PaperShell have collaborated to introduce the Catifa Carta, a sustainable chair made from PaperShell's innovative material. The chair is crafted from discarded tree offcuts, transformed into durable craft paper using a carbon-conscious production process. At the end of its lifecycle, the chair can be returned to Arper to be turned into biochar, making it carbon-negative and completing a cycle of ecological responsibility. This partnership sets a new standard for sustainable design and showcases Arper's commitment to embracing groundbreaking materials and technologies.
