Designers know hotel lobbies are no longer the transient waiting areas poised between the front door and guest room, but active community centers. Formerly a pit stop on the way to your room, hotel lobbies have changed in function, aesthetic, and program, bringing along a new era of interactive furniture design into the forefront. In order to achieve a communal space within hotel lobbies, furniture manufacturers are creating lounge seating reminiscent of residential furniture design. Koleksiyon, manufacturer of innovative solutions for contemporary work culture has created several collections that meet these hospitality needs, creating a hotel lobbies that can function as lounge areas, co-working spaces, or meeting locations.
The Oscar sofa, designed by Studio Kairos for Koleksiyon, harnesses a modern design philosophy, adapting to spaces of all shapes and sizes with its single, two- or three-seat alternatives, as well as an optional armrest variation. An elongated, delicate frame is spun from slender metal legs that are drawn out in an A-line shape at the sofa’s sides. Subtle undulations are visualized throughout the sofa’s upper layer with delicate lines meeting one another at each cushion’s end.
Bearing traces of the historical texture of ancient Babylonia, Babil Serdiyar sofa bundles up its guests with its high back and provides the comfort of being alone. The detailing on the legs of the sofa can also be seen on the arms. With different colored pillows which support your posture, the sofa displays functionality.
Calder, named after the famous artist Alexander Calder renowned for his abstract mobile sculptures, consists of four different pouf units and one aluminum tray. The poufs are able to be connected to one another in various ways and styles, enabling its users to create different combinations to match a multitude of spaces. The aluminum trays allow for the employees to sit and work or interact with one another on a daily basis.