Kinnarps

Materia - My Place

Translating a classic into the present while also lending it a new attribute is not an easy task. With its “BEasy” wing chair, the Kinnarps brand Skandiform has managed to do just that, creating a design that can be used in new ways.

How do we want to work in the future? What do we need for this? And which topics are crucial for the industry? Every two years, Orgatec, the leading international trade fair for modern working environments, provides an insight into the ideas and concerns that set the tone in the minds of creative professionals and entrepreneurs. Our review.

Eine flexible Lösung für moderne Raumkonzepte: Das bietet der neue Besprechungstisch "Etage" der Kinnarps-Marke Materia mit zahlreichen Möglichkeiten zur Individualisierung.

Kinnarps is convinced that a company's most valuable asset is the people who work for it. This is why the Swedish manufacturer pursues the goal of designing holistically ergonomic working environments - for optimum well-being.

With "Soho", the Kinnarps brand Materia is expanding its portfolio by adding a desk with an expressive design and natural materials that turns any space into a harmonious place for concentrated and inspired work.

When Kinnarps is asked to plan an interior design project, it starts with a thorough analysis of the requirements and needs. In close cooperation with the team at ResMed, the Swedish company has developed a concept that brings joy and movement into everyday working life.

A chair that stands for responsibility, towards people as well as nature: With "RARE", the Kinnarps brand NC Nordic Care has developed a design that is thought of sustainably from the design to the realisation.

How can holistic ergonomics help to optimize working conditions in a company, not to mention its bottom line? Kinnarps has the answer to this tricky question and offers sustainable strategies for the kind of design that has been thought through right down to the smallest details.

A lightweight chair family that is sustainable in terms of material and rich in design variants - a requirement that "dito" by Stefan Borselius for Skandiform easily fulfils.