UNit Corner
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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Unit is as always available as a stool, easy chair, table section and now also as a brand-new corner section to complete the system and bring it to new environments with a greater creative canvas.
Turn Dining
Turn came 2023 as a small coffee table in three heights and sizes for the in-between spaces.
Villhem
Villhem is a play with words. Vill hem! Meaning; I want to go home! The design is a continuation of our interpretation of future requirements in core values and construction.
ABLE Table
Last year’s super success ABLE – the chair born from thinking inside the box, following all existing and future demands and laws is now expanding into a table system without leaving its task.
Dunder X
All we need are cushions! A big one to sit on and a cushion to lean your back against, and maybe a cushion to rest your arm on.
Max
Max is the dressed up version of Maximus. Max offers soft comfort fully clothed with a springy lushness.
BOB Corner
Make sharp corners with BOB Corner. The BOB sofa system has become even more adaptable with BOB Corner that allow for 90-degree connections.
OM Dressed
A true innovation. Sturdy but nimble, and very comfortable. OM presents a generously slender seat supported by minimal construction. New in 2024 is the leather padded backrests.
Decofunc
Decofunc is functional decoration for the wall. We wanted to explore a multi flexible non-permanent pattern, that goes hand in hand with functionality.
BOB Solo
BOB is coming up with a new offspring in BOB Solo, that can be kept close by or left free to roam about independently on its own.
ABLE
Are we ABLE to think inside the box? The constant shrinking box, with walls of rules, regulations, laws, certificates, and demands. Yes we think we are ABLE!
Pocket X
While Pocket sits tight and sturdy on its short angled legs, the new Pocket X offers more flexibility with a castor solution.
BOB Biz
BOB Biz - offers flexible solutions for interactive communal spaces as well as private ones.
VEVA
In a world constantly flooded with new digital and human-abandoned solutions, Veva became an opportunity for us to return to the simple, the obvious - what the eye sees and understands - in an inst
