Furnishings
Furnishings Manufactured Planters/Healthcare Furniture/Window Treatments Related Video: Compass furniture Listen as Gianfranco Zaccai, the President and Chief Design Officer of Continuum, discusses the development of the Compass health care furnishings line for Herman Miller.
Ply Line
Manufacturer: C.W. Keller & Associates
Constructed of laminated plywood sourced from managed forests, this line of undulating furniture, wall panels, and shelving (top), was created using 3-D models and CNC-milled parts and surfaces. The company uses water-based adhesives and low-VOC finishes and carefully optimizes material yield to reduce waste. All products are built in the U.S. at C.W. Kellers facility in New Hampshire. full caption
NEA System
Manufacturer: Giorgetti
Giorgettis modular NEA system was designed by Hong Kongborn, Athens-based architect Chi Wing Lo. Available as a three- or four-shelf tower, the 31-wide units group together for use as bookcases, retail displays, and even room dividers. The poplar-plywood frames are veneered in natural or dark-painted walnut; shelf interiors come faced in white-painted fiddleback sycamore for contrast. full caption
Compass System
Manufacturer: Herman Miller Healthcare
Designed in collaboration with the evidence-based design consultancy Continuum, this suite of case goods, finishes, and work surfaces addresses the evolving needs of healing spaces such as patient rooms, clinical labs, and waiting rooms. The modular components are easy to disassemble and reconfigure and can accommodate technology upgrades. full caption
Bison Cube
Manufacturer: Bison Innovative Products
Made of ipe wood, stainless steel, or weathered steel, Bison Cubes can be used for arrangements of seating, storage, or planters on rooftop decks. Although the standard size is 2-square, the cubes are available in special order sizes as well as custom powder-coated finishes. The planter cube shown above is made in red powder-coated steel. full caption
Auden
Manufacturer: Knoll Luxe
The Rodarte fashion house teamed up with Knoll Luxe to create a residential textile collection including the Auden drapery fabric. Inspired by Rodartes classic hand-dyed ombre gowns, Auden was further influenced by the discovery of new mills, new constructions, and new technologies. The fabrics elegant shaded effect is created using digital printing on a woven raffia ground. full caption