Spaces we work in
Make room for a pause in the working day.
Plan a quiet room or a considered corner around the way people actually use the workplace. Occupancy, privacy and day-to-day upkeep are useful starting points when selecting furniture for a shared setting.
Planning the space
Will people use the space individually, by booking or between meetings? Share the expected occupancy and how it should relate to nearby work areas.
Mark entrances, sightlines and nearby sources of noise on the plan. Keep access routes and the needs of different users central to the furniture layout.
Share cleaning protocols, finish requirements and procurement criteria. Request current product specifications and discuss suitability for the proposed level of shared use.
Furniture & light
A starting point for your brief. Commercial specifications and product suitability are confirmed through a project quotation.
Seating for cross-legged sitting and personal routines.
Sculptural seating shaped around sensory experience.
Ambient light for the character of a room.
Your project
Bring your questions and an outline of the space. Materials, quantities and current lead times can be reviewed together.
A project can begin with either a room or a smaller area. Share the available footprint and surrounding activity so privacy, sound and circulation can be considered before selecting pieces.
Include a plan, expected users, quantities, delivery location and target timing. Add the facilities team’s material and maintenance requirements, and request a project quotation with the relevant commercial specifications.
Share the setting, quantities, location and timing. We will discuss the next steps with you.
Materials, specifications and the project inquiry form.
