The Omaha bench, designed by Brad Ascalon and Snøhetta for the Joslyn Art Museum expansion, combines timeless form with contemporary design and comfort. Available in five sizes and two depths, it features solid ash or walnut bases and customizable upholstery, making it suitable for various applications.
The Conversa Modular Lounge series by KFI Studios offers endless configurations for contract spaces. It features 14 seat modules and 4 FSC-certified wood table modules that can be arranged in various ways. The upholstery is highly customizable, and the tables come in different colors and finishes. Outlets for tech devices can be added, and a Calm Screen provides privacy. The Atmos Pillows can be added for enhanced comfort.
Arcadia's Flipside modular benches offer a fusion of simplicity and adaptability. Designed by Gemma Bernal, the collection features a slender profile, open metal frame, and modern design elements. It offers modular configurations with bench seats or benches and tables, with options for backrests and upholstery. The collection prioritizes comfort with built-in suspension webbing and passive-flex back cushions. Optional accessories include integrated power units. Flipside is suitable for various settings, from corporate offices to hospitality venues, providing inviting configurations and a modern appeal.
Hightower collaborates with designer Anne Boysen on the Toward collection, a modular seating line for the contract market. The collection includes two standalone sofa variations, 17 unique modules, and three tables. Toward is designed with a focus on flexibility, comfort, and durability, making it suitable for various commercial settings. Hightower has earned certifications for sustainability and durability, aligning with Boysen's vision for creating long-lasting furniture.
