EN
PL
DE
FR
public spaces
In public spaces, furniture should be flexible, functional and durable to meet heavy use and the diverse needs of visitors. Our solutions work well in offices, public institutions, waiting rooms and lobbies, as well as in lounge areas and waiting rooms at airports and other transportation centers. Seats, armchairs and modular sofas are resistant to daily use and easy to clean. Such furnishings allow flexible space arrangement, promote user comfort and integrate rest and work zones.
What to look for when choosing furniture for public spaces
safety and durability
To make our furniture, we use tested, safe materials, such as plywood and counters formaldehyde-free, Oeko-Tex® certificate approved fabrics, and PEFC certificate approved wood. We design our solutions for education with intense use in mind and we test them accordingly.
flexibility
In public spaces, such as waiting rooms, halls or waiting areas at airports and shopping centers, the requirements of users and the nature of the space often change. That's why flexibility and the ability to easily reconfigure is so important when choosing furniture - it allows you to quickly adapt the layout to the needs of different situations, create rest areas, conversation areas or short meetings, while maximizing the comfort and functionality of the space.
hygiene
In furniture designed for heavily used spaces, maintaining cleanliness plays an important role. Our furniture is created with functionality and ease of use in mind - we design structures that allow access to hard-to-reach areas and make daily cleaning easier. The use of stain-resistant and easy-care fabrics provides extra care in maintaining cleanliness.
accessibility
When choosing furniture for public spaces, it is worth paying attention to solutions that enhance accessibility and safety for all users, including people with disabilities. Properly designed armrests, the height of seats or the ability to attach furniture to the floor make it easier to use for people with limited mobility and ensure stability during use, while promoting comfort and independence in the daily use of public spaces such as waiting rooms, halls or waiting areas.
acoustics
Acoustics in public spaces, such as waiting areas, halls or waiting zones at airports and shopping malls, affect the comfort and well-being of users. Acoustic panels and screens reduce noise, improve concentration and facilitate quiet communication. In areas with a high volume of people, it is also worthwhile to separate quiet zones or use acoustic booths that provide privacy and comfort in the space.
ergonomics
Well-designed seats, armrests and backrests encourage correct posture, allow for natural movement and reduce muscle when waiting. Comfortable furniture makes waiting more pleasant. The users can rest or focus on their tasks without any discomfort.
.
