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Articles about Aline 237/00 rectangular

A lunchbreak in World Cultural Heritage

10/10/2016

When redesigning the cafeteria in the former Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam, Wessel de Jonge Architekten took their cue from the original building, and featured contemporary furniture by Wilkhahn.

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A communicating office

10/23/2017

For a pioneering bank building Wilkhahn has realized individual solutions.

Style with substance

by Martina Metzner | 7/14/2017

Everybody is talking about sustainable production. Camira has been practicing it for years. The British textile manufacturer makes fabrics from stinging nettles, hemp and jute and is a great champion of recycling.

Pushing boundaries

by Thomas Edelmann | 2/9/2017

A stroke of luck: In his exhibition “Full House” at the MAKK in Cologne, Stefan Diez develops new perspectives on design in a globalized world and in so doing presents himself and how he works.

The exhibition “Full House: Design by Stefan Diez” is still being assembled at MAKK. But what is already clear is that what will go on display in Cologne will be far more than a simple show of his work. We talked in advance with Stefan Diez about his concept.

Convey the enthusiasm that in this job there’s still things to be achieved

by Thomas Wagner | 1/5/2017

Clear lines for conferences

11/22/2016

The Graph and Timetable conference furniture from Wilkhahn was selected for the conference rooms at the new headquarters of Dutch company Heerema.

Do feel free to skip around

by Thomas Wagner | 10/28/2016

The sector’s prospects are looking good. Since there are no longer any fixed spaces and new work concepts geared to the digital revolution are in demand, everything is being furnished: Impressions from the Orgatec 2016 trade fair.

Lobby for Oxford

8/16/2016

Herzog & de Meuron’s new building in Oxford captivates visitors with its purist selection of colors and materials, as well as the comfortable furnishings including chairs by Wilkhahn.

Flexing muscles in the office

5/18/2015

Wilkhahn’s new “IN” office chair not only cuts a fine figure thanks to its fresh and young design, but above all it provides plenty of freedom, offering users outstanding comfort while staying dynamic and active as they sit.

One thing is clear at this year’s Orgatec in Cologne: the lines dividing homes from offices are becoming very blurred. While the playful office world may still be a topic, work is being taken seriously again. We outline the key new products at the fair.

Work with love

by Adeline Seidel | 10/24/2014