Spaces we work in
Consider the spaces around the session.
Arrival lounges, quiet rooms and spaces between appointments each have a different rhythm. Build the furniture brief around that use, the setting and the practical demands of a shared facility.
Planning the space
Identify whether furniture is intended for a dry lounge, studio or another area. Disclose proximity to pools, steam rooms, showers and outdoor conditions when discussing suitability.
Describe arrivals between classes or appointments, space for belongings and circulation needs. Share a plan that shows how the quiet area connects to busier zones.
Provide cleaning products, cleaning frequency and expected daily use. Request current material and care information before selecting finishes for the facility.
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.
Suitability depends on the particular piece and environment. Describe humidity, moisture, cleaning and placement requirements in your inquiry; request a review of the current specifications before including a piece in those areas.
Share its footprint and relationship to music, equipment and foot traffic. Include the desired activities and number of users so the furniture selection can be considered alongside the wider room plan.
Share the setting, quantities, location and timing. We will discuss the next steps with you.
Materials, specifications and the project inquiry form.
