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In this exposition we are presenting furniture products which are designed for more efficient use of our living and working spaces. Next to a presentation of the standard product collection we are focussing on the aspect of flatpack furniture, stacking and folding items.
Furniture for bespoke interiors
In times where we are all confronted with world-wide issues like mass consumption and our presence on this planet we are investigating the possibilities to improve our way of living and working.
Today's changes from Covid-19 have caused an acceleration in our conscious and thinking about larger ongoing problems like mass-consumption, air pollution and use of our space. The compulsory shift from working at home instead at the office knows many different findings and experiences on how to proceed after this. We would like to explore the bright sight of this compulsory shift.
In our research for the flexible workplace we adjusted our strategy and focused on smarter and more efficient product design for the use of space. For instance, is it possible to use a space more efficient by looking at busy peek moments? Can we benefit from products that make it easier to rearrange a space? During our exposition at the Dutch Design Week we are presenting several new concepts for this matter.
