Upholstered stool designed by Jaime Hayon with a welcoming and comforting design, thought for collaborative spaces, restaurants, and residential use. Its designer created Aleta’s iconic silhouette by getting inspiration from the physiognomy of sharks. An elegant and sleek stool that brings character into any room.

Elegant and modern high back armchair with a relaxed design that makes it suitable for homes, public installations, meetings, collaborative spaces, hotels and offices.

B-Free Lounge leverages ancillary spaces to create informal, convenient, and inspiring workspaces, where teamwork comes naturally and collaboration flourishes. Its modular and flexible design allows for spaces that support both individual and group work.​

B-Free Lounge leverages ancillary spaces to create informal, convenient, and inspiring workspaces, where teamwork comes naturally and collaboration flourishes. Its modular and flexible design allows for spaces that support both individual and group work.​

The Steelcase Eclipse Light transforms both residential and commercial environments, allowing users to both look and feel better during remote collaboration – no matter where they’re working. By offering superior color performance and the ability to reposition the light where it’s most needed, the Steelcase Eclipse Light illuminates new ways to work and collaborate.

Steelcase Karman delivers industry-leading comfort, support and ergonomics in an entirely new way.

A colorful room-within-a-room, the raw shell of the Grid frame provides a base for modular seating, shelves, tables and screens, which can be integrated in different ways to create a playful and multi-functional environment for informal meetings, presentations or simply hanging out. ​

Technology-agnostic and effortlessly mobile, Steelcase Flex media cart keeps up with people, projects and organizations on the move.

Millbrae Contract Lounge Seating enhances the social feel of today’s modern workplace. The refined horizontal steel base forms a simple modernist foundation for panelled, quilted cushions that allude to classic tufted upholstery.

Wingback was inspired by traditional 17th Century Wingback and balloon-back archetypes, and was developed for Shoreditch House Members Club. Its expressive sweeping curves allows designers to specify Wingback in the centre of spaces as a sculptural intervention rather than merely a piece of seating. The wings provide convenient acoustic protection for mobile phone use and a headrest for quick snoozes.