Created by: Roberto Romanello for Billiani

Why we love it: A new system of upholstered seating furniture, the INKA will move the focal point of the Billiani catalogue towards versatile solutions for the contract segment on a 360 degree scale.

Where you can get it: Café Culture

Meetyou

Created by: Michael Shmidt for Haworth

Why we love it: MeetYou supports communication by surrounding the users with smooth, fabric covered panels with as few structural elements as possible on display. These qualities create a sense of privacy and informal intimacy.

Where you can get it: Haworth

Can.go

Created by: Mobica

Why we love it: The Can.go is a unique take on mobile storage solutions. In an age where work is no longer only done in the office, Can.go can be used as a bag to hold laptops, tablets, mobile phones, documents, and other items on the go, and conveniently docks onto any desk system to turn into a drawer. 

Where you can get it: Coming Soon

LAYER

Created by: Läufer + Keichel for OFFECCT

Why we love it: This easy chair is characterized by three layers, which can be varied in terms of textile and color in order to create a unique design. The first layer can be compared to a stool, the second layer to a chair and the third layer creates the final form; an easy chair. 

Where you can get it: Corporate Culture

#006 SideSeat

Created by: Studio Makkink & Bey for Prooff

Why we love it: Prooff is a self-contained desk, cupboard and chair which moves with you. A balanced piece of furniture made using high quality materials. A compact workstation featuring functional elements which sit separately but together create a flexible space where one can work, wait, read, call or train. A welcoming gesture to your visitor.

Where you can get it: Living Edge

Workbay

Created by: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra

Why we love it: Workbay breaks with the rigid layout of today’s office environment, introducing a more organic approach to collaborative work – one that is closer to human nature.

Where you can get it: Space Furniture

Seating Stones

Created by:  Ben van Berkel for Walter Knoll

Why we love it: Inspired by nature, Seating Stones are bringing natural fundamentals back into the home. Cheerful, free and variable – the new seating landscapes fulfil our longing for naturalness and original forms of seating. Users intuitively follow the possibilities on offer: sitting or lounging about, relaxing or concentrating, on your own or in company. 

Where you can get it: Living Edge

Stationery

Designed by: Stefan Diez for Wilkhahn

Why we love it: With a seat and backrest frame deep drawn from thin sheet metal in one piece welded to the legs, the Chassis’s mode of production resembles that of a sports car. This gives it elastic comfort, durability along with precision and fluidity. 

Where you can get it: Wilkhahn