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The ABLE family by Blå Station continues to expand without losing its purpose or sustainability focus. Introducing a table that doesn’t overpower a room yet still carries a strong presence. It allows you to either soften or emphasize its expression through your choice of colours and size. A die‑cast zinc knot that is shared with the other members of the ABLE family, along with steel tubing creates clear intersections between materials and construction.

The Bibolina collection opens up to the world of the office, with Bibolina Office bringing freshness and vitality to contemporary workspaces. Designed by Julie Richoz, Bibolina Office brings the founding qualities of the collection into the workplace: a readable structure, precise lines and the finesse of solid oak.

A simple design, carefully balanced and recognizable, Cari by Arper introduces a new softness to contemporary spaces as the boundaries between working and living continue to shift.

Big Bau, designed for Lammhults by Note Design Studio, strives to rewrite the rules of what a sofa can be and what it can do. The design makes its presence known instantly through generous proportions in width and depth. A lower backrest supports a relaxed resting position, while extra padding and high-resilience foam enhance comfort.

HÅG Minu is a compact task chair from Norwegian designers Andreas Engesvik and Jannicke Grung, fully upholstered, built on HÅG's inBalance® mechanism, and designed to bring the warmth and character of residential design into the spaces where people actually work.

The Ahkka lounge armchairs, designed by the Swedish studio Claesson Koivisto Rune for the Italian company True Design, originate from a soft and essential formal language, characterized by gentle curves and rounded edges. The name is inspired by the tenth highest peak in Sweden, a landscape shaped over millennia by the glaciers of the Ice Age that have smoothed and sculpted the mountains of the far North.

Designed by Geckeler Michels for Blå Station, Soma begins with a bold thesis: 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = ∞. With just two frames, two foam moulds, two slipcovers, two tables, the system offers almost endless configurations. Designed from the start with integrated slipcovers, it balances usability and sustainability.