Seating area design

Pebble-like seats in pastel hues offer students a place to recline in Zero Space, which Igarashi Design Studio has created for an arts university in Tokyo.

The Ojai collection is a substantial look for the healthcare space, featuring a modular platform design. The seating is a versatile collection of lounge chairs, modular seats, benches with online tables and occasional tables. Creates beautiful lobbies and waiting areas while offering comfort for a more longer sit.

molo have created a variety of public seating areas that are currently on display Orgatec in Koln, Germany.

Forma is a modular upholstered seating line that is designed with attractive features and engineered to be highly durable.

Lido is a modular system of poufs designed for customising the waiting space. Simple and basic forms allow modularity and infinite customisation. The clean, minimalist design of the cut makes it possible to combine modules and accessories to tailor the solution best suited to individual requirements.

A.A.N ARCHITECTS have designed three locations of HEYTEA, a chain of tea stores in China, that each have their own unique look that features communal seating areas.

When Studio O+A were designing the interiors of a modern office, they drew inspiration from the forest, specifically fairy rings, for their communal seating.

Let Fatty Sofa create your chat area office! The modular sofa creates unlimited possibilities in the space. The fatty sofas are suitable for office, public leisure, catering, schools, hotels, families, homestay and other spaces.

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