Published on : Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Lyndon Design’s ambitious new product development programme continues with the unveiling of new and enhanced seating solutions at this year’s show. Alongside exciting collaborations with leading British furniture designers, Mark Gabbertas and Peter Emrys-Roberts of ERA, the company will be proudly parading its newly extended Entente meeting booth collection.
Romba is the recent collaboration with leading British designer, Peter Emrys-Roberts of ERA. A contemporary upholstered seating collection, it features a modern rectilinear design that is accentuated by colourful upholstered blocks. Featuring armchair and sofa options, Romba may be arranged into a variety of asymmetrical and symmetrical compositions to suit each particular scheme, offering the specifier tremendous scope. A new seating solution named Maya that has been designed in conjunction with Mark Gabbertas will also be unveiled.
The show also provides the perfect platform to present new options for Entente – the innovative and informal meeting booth collection that is successfully featured in breakout areas across the corporate environment. In addition to the four-seater high-back meeting booth, Entente is now available as a meeting space to accommodate six people and for smaller office spaces, new twin booths are now available to comfortably seat two or four. Across all configurations, Entente may now be specified in low backed versions – an appealing option for larger office schemes where privacy is not an issue.
Tim Armitt, Managing Director at Lyndon Design comments: “100% Design is the culmination of yet another busy year of new product development and we are proud to unveil the versatility of the Lyndon Design offering at this flagship event.”
Tim adds: “There are very few British companies either working successfully in-house or alongside British designers to generate such classic handcrafted products. These latest products epitomise the core brand values offered by Lyndon Design – uncompromising design combined with functional, yet elegant and high-end quality craftsmanship.”
Tags: British designers, Lyndon Design, Mark Gabbertas, Peter Emrys-Roberts, Romba, Tim Armitt
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