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Clip Noir table and Atrium chairs from Fora Form HR Eat together

Flexible and sophisticated

-the re-launch of the Clip table by Komplot Design.

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City – a chair that never goes out of style

Comfort, function and classic are some of the words that describe City – a chair that is cherished by many and is an important part of Norwegian furniture history. The history goes back to 1954, when Øyvind Iversen created a design inspired by shapes of the female body and a groundbreaking new lamination technique. This is how one of the prominent Norwegian design classics emerged, which is still well alive almost 70 years after the first launch.

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Senso sofa in dining areas?

Dining areas have special functional requirements. Cleanliness is such a functional necessity. To keep these areas tidy we are introducing Senso Cafè with a practical cleaning gap between seat and backrest.

Pond stoler Roma bord og Ssenso sofa i en restaurant Fora Form Eat together

Materials in a canteen?

The traditional canteen is changing and more organizations are looking to the canteen as a culture-building arena that contributes to creating fun and has extended use than just the one hour during a day during lunch hour. Sofas and round tables that create an environment where you make colleagues enjoy themself, and not just people you work with. We believe it is these interactions create value that makes it's way back to the overall value creation. If an area is designed to be pleasant to use, what materials will ensure that the dining area stays pleasant and clean over time?