Cooper - For Maximum Impact

March 27, 2018

Welcoming the Cooper arm chair, the latest addition to our 2018 collection.

Providing a contemporary outlook on a timeless classic, Cooper chairs are moulded to perfection.

From their sleek silhouette to their distinct tapered legs and generous high density padding, Cooper is both visually striking and notably comfortable.

Available in grey, navy or khaki upholstery with a choice of either black or walnut steel legs, the application possibilities for Cooper are countless.

From reception spaces, to breakout areas and executive offices alike, Cooper is an armchair destined to make a bold impression.

Our New occasional Collection On Indesignlive.com

April 13, 2016

Our new range of occasional chairs was recently featured on Indesignlive.com.

The article describes our latest additions as “a dynamic new range of colourful soft seating to brighten up the office space for 2016”.

Highlighting the versatility of our new pieces, Indesignlive showcases our Condo lounge, Play and Gogo ottomans, Mila and Cirque chairs and their ability to liven up the office.

To find our more about what Indesignlive has to say about us, click here.

Colouring the office environment

April 11, 2016

According to a study by the University of Texas, colours in our surrounding environment can affect emotions and behaviour and therefore impact on employee productivity.

Selecting the right colours is not as simple as it may seem. Indeed, the colour that improves productivity depends on the type of work that each person undertakes:

Grey, beige and white: often induce feelings of sadness, especially in women
Purple and orange colours will have a similar impact on men, yet orange can also boost self-esteem and enthusiasm.
Blue: is a stable and calming colour. It helps employees focus on the task at hand and is an excellent colour choice to improve productivity.
Green: induces feelings of calmness, does not cause eye fatigue and improves efficiency. It is a great colour for people who tend to work longer hours.
Yellow: is associated with optimism and encourages creativity and energy. It is a good colour to use in artists' and designers’ workspaces for example.
Red: draws attention, increases activity, heart rate and blood flow. It is a good colour if you want your employees to take urgent actions, take notice of something or for employees performing physical tasks. Red can also be seen as alarming and aggressive and should be used in moderation.

Some great ways to achieve a backdrop of colours that suit your company are through our soft furnishings, breakout furniture or workstations screens.