Published on : Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Pedrali will present office furniture designed to create more effective open-plan workplaces at this year’s Orgatec trade show in Cologne from October 25 to 29, 2016. The Italian brand is showcasing sound-absorbing panels, a modular sofa and two armchairs as part of its furniture collection aimed at contemporary offices and co-working spaces.
In keeping with the trend for products that make interiors quieter, Marcello Ziliani has created Snooze – a range of sound-absorbing panels for walls and ceilings to soften acoustics in open-plan spaces. Snooze panels are available in different colours or fabrics so that they can be can be easily combined with other pieces of furniture. They feature removable covers to make them easy to clean.
Designer Patrick Jouin has added two curvy modules and a turning tablet to the Social sofa – a modular system that can be adjusted to suit different styles of working.
French designer Patrick Norguet has updated his Vic armchair to include a version with a steel leg. The chair features a gap between the backrest and seat that allows for easy handling, and can be upholstered in fabric or leather.
The Babila chair by Italian designer Odo Fioravanti is also on display. It features a slim plywood seat and solid ash legs that are also available in steel – either individually or as sled frames.
Calvi Brambilla designed Pedrali’s stand for this year’s Orgatec event. It is made up of a series of settings connected to the working environment, including a meeting room, a break-out area, a conference room, a company restaurant and a waiting area.
News Courtesy: Dezeen
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