furniture<\/a> styles, driven by the rise of hybrid working post-pandemic. Comfortable, home-like furnishings with soft cushions, rounded edges, and cozy upholstery were prominent. Sustainability was also a key focus, with reduced plastic use in favor of wood and metal materials.<\/p>\nExhibitors displayed impressive innovations. Boss Design expanded its showroom to feature Frida pods and Work Booths, while New Design Group presented Simon Pengelly\u2019s Theo Collection. Workstories introduced their Urban High modular system and Slipper chair, and Teknion highlighted Balance lounge chairs by Jonathan Prestwich. Bene\u2019s new showroom displayed the Wing chair and Ply table from the Pearson Lloyd-designed Parcs range, alongside Christian Horner\u2019s U-Turn seating.<\/p>\n
Other notable mentions included Bisley\u2019s diversification into wood-framed room dividers, Sedus\u2019s SE Living chair range, Elite Office Furniture\u2019s Alto-Canopy A-Frame table, and Frem Group\u2019s Alina soft seating. Kabin impressed with their soundproof Kabin 2 workspace.<\/p>\n
The event also featured Brunner\u2019s Ray Lounge and Work meeting chairs, Glimakra\u2019s Barn 235 open pod, Davison Highley\u2019s Elements modular system, and Gresham\u2019s Klyro lounge seating. Mobili\u2019s innovative Nimble adaptable conference table, designed by Chris Scott, drew attention for its versatility.<\/p>\n
Clerkenwell Design Week 2024 underscored the industry\u2019s adaptability and the trend toward integrating home comfort in office settings. The event highlighted the importance of design innovation in shaping the future of work environments, making it a must-attend for the design community.<\/p>\n
By:
\nJohn Sacks
\nJSA Consultancy Services<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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