Madrid showroom workstations

A project workspace in Haworth's Madrid showroom, laid out as individual settings for a working day. Haworth's most ergonomic Fern chairs let people set their own comfort, while plants and artwork keep the room inviting and comfortable.

A tall meeting nook in Haworth Madrid

A hybrid meeting nook in Haworth's Madrid showroom, curtained on both sides so a small group can take a video call without booking a room. An A_Wood table keeps the conversation brisk, and the matching Maari stools keep it comfortable.

A curved modular sofa for informal meetings

The area beside the courtyard in Haworth's Madrid showroom is made for informal meetings and the break that resets a day. Riverbend seating, considered lighting and a calm palette lift how people feel, and make it easy to share a coffee with visitors.

Reception lounge and fabric sample station.

First impressions stay with people, so the welcome area of Haworth's Madrid showroom is an informal, comfortable place to wait in a Cardigan Lounge chair, meet or have a snack. Beside it, a sample wall lets clients, architects and designers work through the range of finishes.

Hexagonal workstations and a solo acoustic booth

Made for agile working, the flexible workspace in Haworth's Madrid showroom lets people connect and start straight away, with visual and acoustic privacy for concentration. A BuzziNest booth and a breakout area sit alongside for a call or a refreshing pause.

Central lounge area in Haworth's Madrid showroom

Furnished with Cabana Lounge sofas by Patricia Urquiola, the central lounge of Haworth's Madrid showroom is a warm, almost residential place to wait or talk. High backs bring calm and privacy to a conversation or a quick piece of collaboration.

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