Office Furniture Products
Desking and Storage Systems 1 Atelier
A configurable system composed of four main elements — a workstation, a teamwork table, shelving, and storage units including a mobile pinboard and whiteboard easel — this collaboration with Gensler adapts to any environment.
LEDS, power and data ports can be incorporated.
Manufacturer Fantoni Group, fantoni.it
2 Work|able
Designer Brian Graham’s kit-of-parts wall system can be installed just about anywhere and features pegboards, chalkboards, slatted modules and acoustic tiles. Further customization is offered with attachable work surfaces, baskets, shelves and more.
Manufacturer Kimball, kimball.com
3 Bahlara
Fashioned after the food stalls at the Ballarò market in Palermo, Italy, this adaptable system designed by architect Egidio Panzera includes coordinating desks, benches, partitions and chairs, all of which can be customized according to user needs.
Manufacturer Faram, faram.com
4 Paradigm Panel System
Aimed at increasing productivity in collaborative settings, this reconfigurable panel system consists of storage modules (for documents, electronic devices and personal effects), high-pressure laminate or glass screens (frosted or clear) and modular soft-seating elements, with the option to integrate USB charging ports and drop-in cable management.
Manufacturer Groupe Lacasse, groupelacasse.com
Executive Chairs 1 Lan
A self-tuning under-seat mechanism (with three lockable tilt positions) allows the user to adjust the tension of Lan’s wood-wrapped backrests. Materials Aluminum, multiple upholstery and wood-frame options
Dimensions 92 or 100 H × 65 or 66 W × 69 D
Manufacturer Alki, alki.fr
2 Intra
Three back heights are available for this chair by Phoenix Design, which hides a synchronous adjustment mechanism in the seat of its slender form. Materials Aluminum, multiple upholstery options Dimensions 86 to 130 H × 65 W × 68 D
Manufacturer Wilkhahn, wilkhahn.com
3 Summa
A discrete height-adjustment lever in Summa’s seat maintains its sleek profile, which also incorporates an integrated weight-compensating reclining mechanism and built-in armrests.
Materials Aluminum; anegre, walnut or ebony; multiple fabric and chrome-free leather options Dimensions 92 or 105 H × 71 W × 65 D Manufacturer Humanscale, humanscale.com
4 M75
Jonathan Prestwich and Burkhard Vogtherr refined Vogtherr’s original 1987 design to include flexible suspension in the back and a seating mechanism activated by the user’s weight. The elegant looped arms can be left open or fully upholstered. Materials Aluminum, multiple upholstery options Dimensions 97 or 117 H × 66 W × 65 or 68 D
Manufacturer Davis Furniture, davisfurniture.com
5 Alya Executive
Lievore Altherr Molina’s Alya Executive (with two back heights) features a self-return swivel, plus an optional tilting mechanism and walnut veneer. Materials Aluminum, multiple upholstery options Dimensions 100 H × 62 W × 67 D (shown)
Manufacturer Andreu World, andreuworld.com
Breakout Tables 1 Sevens
Extending past the surface, this table’s 7-shaped legs — which give it its name — double as hooks for bags. Designed by Studio Hopkins, Sevens is offered in round or rectangular formats. Materials Powder-coated steel, solid wood, veneer Dimensions 75 H × 183 W × 91 D (shown)
Manufacturer Pair, madebypair.com
2 Revolver Table
A circular footrest on Leon Ransmeier’s table, intended to work with his barstools of the same name, gives its design symmetry and its users support. Hooks on the legs store bags and coats. Materials Powder-coated steel
Dimensions 105 H × 75 W
Manufacturer Hay, hay.dk
3 Ypsilon Tilting
Equal parts workstation and meeting table, Ypsilon Tilting by Jorge Pensi Design Studio features a mechanism that effortlessly flips the top from a horizontal to a vertical position for stackable storage.
Materials Aluminum, laminate surface
Dimensions 73 H × 104 W × 76 D
Manufacturer Pedrali, pedrali.it
4 Touch Down Unit
Designed by Studio Klass, this mobile unit has a height-adjustable surface and power and USB outlets. The two base volumes provide storage, with one rotating 180 degrees and the other sliding horizontally to reveal a cabinet and shelving.
Materials Sheet metal, wood, back-painted glass or Fenix laminate
Dimensions 74 to 104 H
Manufacturer Unifor, unifor.it
Side Chairs 1 Kin
This seating family designed by Pearsonlloyd makes an efficient use of materials, with each of the three sculptural mono-shell chair forms offered in four base options and myriad colourways. Materials Plastic, powder-coated steel tube, ash Dimensions 82 H × 52 W × 53 D (side chair);
82 H × 60 W × 56 D (tub chair)
Manufacturer Allermuir, allermuir.com
2 NO2 Recycle
Nendo based the design of this stackable chair on a creased piece of paper, giving its shell a simple but elegant fold. Three base options are available. Materials 100-per-cent-recycled/recyclable polypropylene, standard powder-coated steel
Dimensions 81 H × 61 W × 54 D
Manufacturer Fritz Hansen, fritzhansen.com
3 Enea Altzo943
Combining a precision-moulded shell and slender solid wood legs, this seat’s curved profile lends a residential look to workspace environments. Materials Polypropylene, solid oak, optional upholstered seat
Dimensions 77 H × 56 W × 53 D
Manufacturer Coalesse, coalesse.com
4 Alex
Named after artist Alexander Calder, this stackable chair by Isaac Piñeiro features a well-balanced and simple expression (with or without arms) and a rigorous mix of standard materials.
Materials Power-coated steel, oak plywood, optional upholstery
Dimensions 79 H × 61 W × 53 D (shown)
Manufacturer Omelette Editions, omelette-ed.com