Working from Home
Selection M&0
What's the key to working successfully from home? Setting up a truly inspiring little oasis of tranquility. To foster concentration, choose natural materials and neutral colors with a calming effect. Enhance it all with the latest high-tech objects and office accessories, to create a haven that's lovely and efficient.
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Lan Office Chair
ALKI
Lan: the office chair for people who don’t like office chairs… Design: Iratzoki & Lizaso The functional characteristics of the Lan chair are inconspicuous: the mechanism disappears under the seat and the armrests form an integral part of the backrest. Meticulous work has been carried out on the shape, the contact zones and the choice of materials in order to create a congenial and comfortable object. Wood, Alki’s favourite material, is used in both inside and outside the seat. -
Decorative object Square 1 - USB
AVOLT
Square 1 is a pioneer as the world's first collection of power expanders designed for home, office and public spaces. Awarded with Red Dot design in 2019. -The Square is equipped with three plugs and two USB ports for easy access to power. -Attach your square to the wall or under a desk with the built-in magnet. -Available in type F and E socket. -Very flexible 1.8 meter cable with exclusive finish and custom plug. -Square 1 is made of 20 recycled plastic materials -
Computer keyboard - Olive wood
GEBR. HENTSCHEL GBR
The olive model presents an unparalleled riot of bright colors. Olive wood is an ode to creativity and diversity and is best suited to an aesthetically demanding environment. An olive wood keyboard is guaranteed to turn heads and stand out from the surrounding furniture. The deliciously marbled olive wood is extremely hard and sturdy. It naturally contains a large amount of oil, which means it is very resistant to water — even before it has been treated. The wood also has antibacterial properties and is resistant to dirt and odours. -
Split
KANN
This screen is made of braided wicker panels, a teak structure and oak base. Inspired by Japanese separations the Split screen plays with shadows and transparency.
