With bright colors and blockish designs, this furniture collection makes the office playful! - Yanko Design

If the OFIS Drove by chmara.rosinke vaguely reminds y'all of LEGO bricks, Minecraft, or Jenga, let it exist known that it'due south completely intentional! At that place'southward a common consensus that making objects curved allows them to look less threatening and more playful, simply the OFIS shows that if done right, the reverse is just equally true!

Constructed from timber, and colored with strictly monochrome hues, the OFIS Collection's furniture promotes a sense of fun and relaxation. The collection, which includes a swivel chair, a kneeling stool, desk-bound, chaise-longue, and continuing luminaire, follows a somewhat Constructivist-meets-Memphis two.0 design approach, and questions everything nosotros know almost course and its relationship with comfort besides every bit spaces. Fifty-fifty the name OFIS flouts the traditional spelling, showing how the collection looks at reinterpreting our "professional person" and "serious" human relationship with our office and its artifacts. The drove debuted after the COVID-19 pandemic rocked the world, as a way of making the office appear more beneficial. Equally these professional workspaces began infiltrating our homes and sacred spaces, designers Ania Rosinke and Maciej Chmara felt the term 'office furniture' needed an absolute makeover. With the OFIS serial of furniture, chmara.rosinke hope to 'soften the edges' of the 'hard'-working mental attitude we're supposed to embody at work… even though the piece of furniture pieces themselves showcase hard, blocky, geometric forms!

Designers: Ania Rosinke and Maciej Chmara of Studio chmara.rosinke