Category Archive For "Workplace Design"
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A studio as a strategy centre
A former garden arbour in a new guise – only a few steps separate the residential home from the studio and a building stands at the back of the garden, which functions as a separate workplace. Plain white on the outside, inside there is a lot of thinking, planning and consulting going on. Here, workplace …
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se:lab flip – a table with a multitude of possibilities
The constant evolution of the working environment places high demands on flexible, aesthetic and high-quality office furniture. Sedus, as a pioneer in the office furniture industry, has responded to this and proudly presents the se:lab product family. This carefully curated collection is not only functional, but also individually configurable to seamlessly adapt to changing needs …
With great sensitivity – living, working, and enjoying in harmony
When an interior designer and an architect renovated their first house together, it wasn’t going to be easy. The ideas and approaches sometimes could not be more different. But not so with Elisabetta Rizzato and Denis Stoppiglia. They have created an atmosphere in their home that reflects not only their homelands, but also the essence …
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se:flair – a masterpiece of seating for the office and home
In an ever-changing world of work characterised by hybrid solutions and flexible working models, Sedus proudly presents the newest member of its product family: the se:flair swivel chair. This innovative piece of furniture was created to meet the ever-changing requirements, needs and wishes of the workforce – whether in the office, conference room or home …
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Casa Feliz – A place where working makes you happy
Green Living, Urban Jungle, City Gardening; living with plants is enriching and is changing and cultivating entire cities worldwide. Greenery is also having a lasting impact on the world of work. The plant guru Igor Josifovic-Kemper explains why. Give us a first impression. What three words would you use to describe your home and why? …
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Part 2 of our interview with designer Robin Rizzini
Robin Rizzini has taken up the theme of “soft seating” in a working context. For Sedus, he has designed the new se:living sofa. In part 2 of our interview, he offers an insight behind the scenes of his creation. You recently designed the se:living sofa for Sedus. This is the first step into the soft seating market for …
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Redefining hybrid working environments: Sedus’ ‘Work and the City – The Temptation Office’ revolutionises the design of office and urban spaces
How can offices be designed to make them even more attractive to employees? These days, a contemporary office or an attractive workplace should be flexible and tailored to many needs. It is important that employees can choose their workspace according to their requirements. The space should create a feel-good atmosphere and take individual wishes into …
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For some kinds of activity, you don’t need a desk – An interview with Robin Rizzini (Part 1)
Designer Robin Rizzini has taken up the theme of “soft seating” in a working context. For Sedus, he has designed the new se:living sofa. In this interview he gives an insight behind the scenes and into recent developments. We would like to get an honest assessment from you: What is the relationship between the sofa …
We experience colours and everything else in our own unique ways
Imagine a world in which every sound you hear is accompanied by a colour. For one woman named only as VA in a new study, this is her everyday reality. She has a rare condition called phoneme-colour synaesthesia, which means that she experiences a synesthetic connection between the sounds of speech and colours. For instance, …
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Introducing Peach Fuzz: Pantone’s Color of the Year 2024
Pantone has unveiled Peach Fuzz as its Color of the Year 2024, a soft and welcoming shade that embodies warmth, compassion, and a sense of connection. The colour trends spotters at pantone say that the velvety peach tone reflects our desire for intimacy and togetherness, while also acknowledging the simple pleasures of solitude and self-care. …
