New products 2023 Manerba

Many new products were presented at the Milan Design Week in April in our flagship store and showroom in Piazza San Simpliciano in Brera.
In the temporary installation Freedom Space by Federica Biasi, the main protagonist of the new Super Random system designed by Gio Tirotto, build in compliance with sustainability and disassembly principles.
A system of single and modular sessions, designed mainly for work environments, whose design challenge is maximum transformability.

Super Random grows and multiplies not only by geometries but also by functions: it is reconfigurable, movable, stackable and it furnishes spaces with straight and curved lines.
The research focused on finding multiple furnishing and seating solutions through the use of a single technology: the bending of FSC certified multilayer wood.
This technology allows to design an original shape solving the main structural needs of the system: legs supporting the removable upholstery (infinite multiple), support tops, a free and stackable stool
Super Random can furnish open spaces, entrance areas with emotional impact, spaces to be transformed and freed in function, museum areas, public waiting rooms.

The itinerary continues shifting between various islands: from the intimate spaces with armchairs, sofas and tables from the Kokoro system by Federica Biasi to strictly operational spaces furnished with Apollo elevating rationalist desks by Shane Schneck.

New covers for the seats of the Kokoro Meeting & Seating system, to furnish new wide and larger environments, including the armchair with H103 backrest and Fame Night Blue fabric cover.
Its elegant forms were designed to convey a sense of intimacy, welcoming people inside, and at the same time offering versatility of design thanks to the variety of possible compositions.
The structure of the Kokoro armchairs is made of multilayer wood on a metal base, the seat and cushions are made of expanded polyurethane of three different densities, covered in a wide range of fabrics.
The backrest of the armchair, available in two heights exhibits a sound-absorbing function: without looking like a real acoustic panel, in its highest version, it turns into a box-capsule, that is an acoustically isolated alcove.
The base is in painted metal with oval-shaped feet.

Kokoro lounge tables and laptops with the new refined silver dukat finish by Fenix, a super opaque, soft touch, anti-fingerprint and resistant to surface micro-scratches.
Their soft shapes and rounded corners were designed to soften the waiting and relaxing areas transferring a sense of intimacy.

There is also the electrically liftable Apollo double desk version, designed by Shane Schneck, with electric height adjustment and sound-absorbing cork screens.
Apollo is a system designed to meet the increasingly frequent requests for products paying attention to the well-being of the person, allowing to work both sitting and standing.

The system offers many advantages, starting from the round and generous C-section of the legs, designed precisely to accommodate hiding the annoying tangle of cables that often messes up our work spaces.
Cork – available in the classic shade or in a darker shade to enhance the finishes of the legs and the top – is the material chosen for the partition panels: aesthetically pleasing and tactile, eco-friendly, perfect for gracefully separating workstations, as it absorbs and cushions noises, accommodating practical and colourful containment accessories on tops.
Legs and tops ton-sur-ton or with contrasting colours help to define – at will – the style of work environments, increasingly fluid and adaptable to new organization and collaboration requirements. Without neglecting the dimension of privacy and personalization.
And it is also easy to assemble – not an insignificant detail: just three minutes.

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Anyone did not have the chance to attend the event is welcome in the showroom!