the latest collections of the italian company for the well-being of workers showcased in chicago.
pedrali takes part for the first time in neocon in chicago, the american historical fair that this year marks its 51st edition, regarded as a platform for launching innovative ideas and products which make public spaces of tomorrow flexible and cutting-edge.
pedrali showcases seatings, tables and complements designed for the contemporary office world through two different settings by the milan based architectural studio calvi brambilla: an exhibition area on the
booth 7-5050
please join hbf & hbf textiles for a prosecco toast in their showroom (387) during neocon from 3-5pm on monday, june 10th!
showroom #387
we are excited to be at the neocon 2019 show to help change and shape the future of the industry. we have worked hard over the past year to bring something unique to the ever changing privacy space.
booth number #7-113
this year visitors will experience creative vignettes in three boldly colored rooms and can delve deeper with displays exhibiting the process and intention put into every carnegie fabrics product. included are high-performance knits, coated fabrics and acoustic panels.
xorel knit: a breakthrough material that leverages the high-performance characteristics of xorel with the application versatility of a knitted textile. this new construction is the first time carnegie has offered a xorel material engineered specifically to upholster, with the stretch and recover requirements that many modern furniture pieces demand.
expanded upholstery: carnegie is embarking on upholstery expansion initiatives, starting with the release of three new high-performance coated fabrics. as weavers and makers of primarily woven textiles, carnegie’s designers saw a tremendous opportunity to create a fabric that designers would prefer to specify, which is typically woven, but that would also meet the strenuous demands of use.
xorel artform baffles: high-performance, acoustic panels that enable distinctive design statements to be made from above. instead of being limited to a monolithic material or simply a graphic color story, xorel artform baffles are fully upholstered and offer the freedom to design unique compositions, with hundreds of color, texture, and pattern options.
showroom 10th floor #10-112
we’re gearing up for a fun and busy few days in the humanscale showroom next week, where we’re showing off new workspace solutions and hosting a meet and greet with humanscale design partner don chadwick.
humanscale will reveal a sneak preview of a new collaboration with chadwick. the forthcoming stool, alto is a new ergonomic stool that demonstrates humanscale’s core values of encouraging movement while allowing the brand to reach a new market within office and residential spaces. available in 2020, alto’s unique stance will allow the user experience stability while its contoured, flexible shell enables comfort by alleviating stress on the back of the thighs. humanscale will also showcase a luxe new executive chair, summa. with its luxurious simplicity, summa presents a refined aesthetic from every angle. its intuitive auto-recline offers seamless support and comfort for today’s dynamic leaders. the design responds to the growing need for versatile executive seating while expanding the brand’s presence within the c-suite landscape.
showroom 351
lost & found is hbf textiles‘ third collaboration with designer christiane müller. this series of designs speaks to the deep human connection shared with textiles and the handiwork of techniques from previous eras, reinterpreted for today with trusted, dedicated mill partners. through seven distinct fabrics and 48 colorways, christiane and hbf textiles fuse past and present for a timelessly beautiful, transcendent collection.
showroom 387
vitra’s neocon launches aim to improve the quality of offices and public spaces through the power of design using extensive research on trends and new ways of working. barber & osgerby’s soft work makes the case that the sofa is the new desk; the rookie chair by konstantin grcic is an unconventionally simple chair, meant to be agile and flexible within environments designed to encourage the creation and exchange of ideas. and finally, dancing wall, a mobile partition that can be used to flexibly divide an office space into zones, while also providing a vertical work surface.
showroom #1119
arper is participating in neocon 2019 at the brand’s new permanent showroom #349.
arper’s expanded footprint in the building, at 2,145 square feet comparing to the previous 1,700 square feet, is a reflection of the brand’s recent growth in the u.s. “we see incredible potential in the u.s. as one of the fastest growing markets for design and workspace needs worldwide,” said claudio feltrin, chairman of the board at arper.
the new showroom presents a range of commercial environments – geared to office, lounge and learning spaces – in alignment with arper’s human-centric approach to design.
the company will communicate its interpretation of the evolution of everyday life and workspaces, and tracing a new direction embodied in the “soft(er)” concept — our lives are stretched by a sense of all-at-once-ness.
in response, we seek out people, places, and things that keep us grounded. we keep things close. we search out comfort, convenience and clarity. we look for flexible spaces that support our needs intuitively, materials and forms that feel good, environments that put us at ease so we can get to the business of living. each in our own way, we are looking for something soft, softer, in a world that at times seems rough around the edges.
from arper’s earliest days, the softer approach to living, learning, and working has framed everything the company created. arper’s families of products are manifestations of essential human values – connection, sensitivity, comfort and ease. arper’s neocon presentation is a visual interpretation of the soft(er) concept by showcasing products with soft materials, welcoming shapes, and soothing colors.
emeco is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its iconic aluminum navy chair—originally designed for warships during world war ii—with the launch of a wood version. measuring 34” tall, 19.5” deep, and 15.5” wide, the navy wood chair is available in walnut, white oak, or black-stained oak sourced from sustainably managed forests according to emeco.
showroom 1111
please join us for the andreu world fiesta. this year’s event will feature traditional spanish tapas and wine along with a very special live music performance.
we look forward to seeing you!
andreu world showroom
10th floor
suite 10-132
