All about #sustainability in offices

Due to the pandemic, the issue of sustainable design gained a new depth. With the hybrid models of work becoming increasingly popular (as well as new expectations of employees) the office has become a space where well-being, health and sustainable development will play a key role. That’s why, together with our strategic partner Haworth, we invite you to an online meeting (June 23, 11:00): Attractive through Sustainability. Approaches for a common future.

The feeling of sitting in a small tent

The Proto collection has been designed with large, open public spaces in mind, spaces where we seek shelter. - I wanted to translate the feeling of sitting in a small tent in bad weather. - says Nick Ross, the designer.

Haworth and Kvadrat: a trip to Milan to be won!

Haworth and Kwadrat organise a competition for the best moodboard. The distinguished jury includes Patricia Urquiola, Giulio Cappellini and Stine Find Osther (Kvadrat Vice President Design). The main prize is a trip for two to famous design fair Salone del Mobile (September 2021).

Walkolution: a treadmill which will enable you to combine work and exercise

How to make 10 000 steps a day without sacrificing office work? The answer is provided by Walkolution: a treadmill which allows us to combine work and exercise. It was created by dr Eric Soehngen, a doctor and author of the book "Death by Sitting". It's mobile, natural and silent (it has no engine). It has received the German Design Award 2021.

Work from Anywhere – online conference

How to convince employees to return to the office? What challenges lie ahead of HR departments? Where will our professional life take place? What kind of spaces do we need? All about the future of work during a 2-day online conference featuring the best industry specialists (Brendan Bruce, Tilla Goldberg), designers (including Patricia Urquiola, Giulio Cappellini and Marcel Wanders) and business partners(including Kvadrat, Buzzi Space, Framery).

Vitra: office of the future will be scattered

After last year’s experience of remote work many companies consider how to implement a model of operating that would take into account new preferences of the employees as well as business objectives. Each format is a new design challenge, both in corporate and home offices.