Twig seating by Derlot among 12 new products on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: a modular seating system that takes cues from the growth pattern of trees is among 12 new products featured on Dezeen Showroom.
Twig seating by Alexander Lotersztain for Derlot
Designer Alexander Lotersztain collaborated with Australian furniture company Derlot to create a seating system that references tree branches.
Named Twig the seating system comes in branching segments that can be conjoined to form natural corners, which aim to encourage conversation and interaction as well as individual work.
Twig was recently featured on Dezeen Showroom, alongside a system of dividers that can effortlessly reconfigure the layout of open-plan spaces, and a chair that takes cues from seating found in churches.
Read on to see more of the latest products:
Patio divider system by Robert Bronwasser for Cascando
Dutch workplace company Cascando and designer Robert Bronwasser have configured a space-dividing system called Patio that zones open-plan interiors.
The range consists of room dividers of various heights, lengths and number of panels to allow spaces to evolve according to user needs.
Lilla Åland chair by Carl Malmsten for Stolab
To mark 80 years since they were originally designed by Carl Malmsten in 1942, Stolab has released a run of 2,022 Lilla Åland chairs.
The design was informed by medieval church furniture and is available in a smoked oil finish to mark the anniversary.
Find out more about Lilla Åland ›
True Ofuro Nano bathtub by Aquatica
Aquatica have released a compact bathtub that facilitates spa-like bathing in small spaces.
The True Ofuro Nano bath is a condensed version of the brand's True Ofuro soaking tub and maintains the correct depth for full submersion as well as a comfortable seat and neck support.
Find out more about True Ofuro Nano ›
Hollywood seating collection by Ben McCarthy for Gohome
Australian product designer Ben McCarthy and design brand Gohome have created stackable chairs and bar stools.
The seating in the Hollywood collection is informed by director chairs and comes in natural, black, white and red finishes.
Find out more about Hollywood ›
Humanscale's Neatcharge device uses magnetic resonance technology to charge phones that are placed on top of it.
The charger reduces the use of cables and can be attached to almost any table or surface for seamless usage.
Find out more about Neatcharge ›
Trea office chair by Todd Bracher for Humanscale
Humanscale and Todd Bracher's Trea office chair has a supportive shell with a tilting back that gently reclines the user.
The chair comes in three base options and is available in a variety of materials and upholstery options.
Opus abstract capsule flooring collection by Karndean Designflooring
Karndean Designflooring has added a selection of 24 bold, abstract patterned floor coverings to its Opus flooring collection.
It provides playful options alongside existing wood and stone flooring, and is suitable for both commercial and residential applications.
A+S Work chair by Alegre Design for Actiu
Spanish studio Alegre Design collaborated with office furniture manufacturer Actiu to create an office chair that aims to cater to a wider range of body types than conventional office seats.
A+S Work chair has carefully implemented ergonomic features so that it can provide postural support to a broad range of people, such as those with less common heights.
Find out more about A+S Work ›
The tiles in Museum's Strond collection aim to evoke the sense of being in a secluded coastal setting with their detailed, natural finish.
They are available in a range of sizes and thicknesses, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Float adjustable desk by Humanscale
Workplace furniture brand Humanscale has developed an adjustable desk to facilitate both seated and standing working.
Float comes in manual or electric versions that control its counterbalance mechanism easily and smoothly.
Sting chair by Stefan Borselius and Fredrik Mattson for Blå Station
Blå Station has reissued its Sting chair, which was originally designed in 2003 by Stefan Borselius and Fredrik Mattson.
The graphic form of the seat has been retained but is now made from recycled materials for the contemporary market.
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