Amsterdam, Netherlands
Haworth's Amsterdam showroom sits on the water in the Houthaven harbour district and was designed with Studio Urquiola. Behind the glass, current workplace thinking shares the floor with pieces from Cappellini, and daylight off the harbour reaches every setting.
The welcome at Haworth's Amsterdam showroom is warm rather than formal: Openest Feather sofas facing one another under a red wall, a harbour view at the window, and acoustic work by Ecophon keeping an informal meeting quiet enough to hear.
A team zone in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom for people who share a bench but not a routine. Every workstation adjusts independently, so each person sets their own day, and the second bench stays open as a touchdown spot for whoever arrives with something to talk through.
The Cappellini cafe in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom is where the working day loosens up. A plywood counter with Hi Pad stools, round tables and a red Wanders' Tulip chair make a stylish, informal place to take lunch or step out of the work setting for a chat.
The co-create zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom looks out over the harbour on two sides, and the panorama does half the work. An Immerse table carries the formal part of a meeting, while the seating range along the glass waits to be tried.
Colour and material come first in the co-create zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom, where a full spectrum of fabric hangs within reach and a semi formal Immerse table works on two levels, so a group can stand, perch or settle in as the creative work asks.
Training, presenting and simply talking all happen in the multifunctional zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom, furnished with Planes tables for quick reconfiguration. Walls and a sliding door close the room off from the rest of the floor when a session needs it.
A tiered timber stage in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom serves as a platform to present from and as informal seating to listen from, with integrated power, a burst of yellow and green, and room enough to sit off to one side with a laptop. The zone also hosts client mockups.
The welcome at Haworth's Amsterdam showroom is warm rather than formal: Openest Feather sofas facing one another under a red wall, a harbour view at the window, and acoustic work by Ecophon keeping an informal meeting quiet enough to hear.
A team zone in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom for people who share a bench but not a routine. Every workstation adjusts independently, so each person sets their own day, and the second bench stays open as a touchdown spot for whoever arrives with something to talk through.
The Cappellini cafe in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom is where the working day loosens up. A plywood counter with Hi Pad stools, round tables and a red Wanders' Tulip chair make a stylish, informal place to take lunch or step out of the work setting for a chat.
The co-create zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom looks out over the harbour on two sides, and the panorama does half the work. An Immerse table carries the formal part of a meeting, while the seating range along the glass waits to be tried.
Colour and material come first in the co-create zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom, where a full spectrum of fabric hangs within reach and a semi formal Immerse table works on two levels, so a group can stand, perch or settle in as the creative work asks.
Training, presenting and simply talking all happen in the multifunctional zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom, furnished with Planes tables for quick reconfiguration. Walls and a sliding door close the room off from the rest of the floor when a session needs it.
A tiered timber stage in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom serves as a platform to present from and as informal seating to listen from, with integrated power, a burst of yellow and green, and room enough to sit off to one side with a laptop. The zone also hosts client mockups.
The welcome at Haworth's Amsterdam showroom is warm rather than formal: Openest Feather sofas facing one another under a red wall, a harbour view at the window, and acoustic work by Ecophon keeping an informal meeting quiet enough to hear.
A team zone in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom for people who share a bench but not a routine. Every workstation adjusts independently, so each person sets their own day, and the second bench stays open as a touchdown spot for whoever arrives with something to talk through.
The Cappellini cafe in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom is where the working day loosens up. A plywood counter with Hi Pad stools, round tables and a red Wanders' Tulip chair make a stylish, informal place to take lunch or step out of the work setting for a chat.
The co-create zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom looks out over the harbour on two sides, and the panorama does half the work. An Immerse table carries the formal part of a meeting, while the seating range along the glass waits to be tried.
Colour and material come first in the co-create zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom, where a full spectrum of fabric hangs within reach and a semi formal Immerse table works on two levels, so a group can stand, perch or settle in as the creative work asks.
Training, presenting and simply talking all happen in the multifunctional zone of Haworth's Amsterdam showroom, furnished with Planes tables for quick reconfiguration. Walls and a sliding door close the room off from the rest of the floor when a session needs it.
A tiered timber stage in Haworth's Amsterdam showroom serves as a platform to present from and as informal seating to listen from, with integrated power, a burst of yellow and green, and room enough to sit off to one side with a laptop. The zone also hosts client mockups.
Location Details
Danzigerkade 213, 1013 AP Amsterdam, Netherlands