The Lotus Chair at MoMA NY

Runway allows the creation of unique and graphic units with just a few elements. Alternatively, the units can be put together in larger combinations. Seen from above, the units create graphic impressions that interact with the details of the contemporary architecture. The high level of individualism is supported by the endless possibilities for combinations in choice of fabrics, colors, and contrast stitching. The design of the angled sides merges aesthetics and function as it offers a dynamic expression and easy ergonomics when rising from the seat.

The quilting makes an obvious connection to the traditional Chesterfield. However, the light stainless steel feet and the straight lined edges make the Harlequin Bench very light and modern in its expression. The slim design fits perfectly into more traditional buildings as well as new and modern architecture. Part of the Harlequin family that also comprises a sofa and a chair.

Plasma is a flexible concept in public seating. The Plasma Bench functions perfectly as individual abstract piece, but can also be used in different combinations to form more unique and distinctive spaces. The 4 different sizes facilitate various possibilities in terms expression and functionality. The large Plasma is more than three and a half meters long, which allows room for up to 10 people at the same time. The organic shape also offers advantages in terms of functionality. For instance, people are able to face each other while sitting on the Plasma. The optional contrast stitching offers unique and creative combinations. Winner of the IF Design Award and The Good Design Award.