Paris, France
Find inspiration at Haworth's Paris showroom, featuring a mix of collaborative and individual work spaces to support the variety of ways in which people work.
The welcome lounge is the first point of contact in Haworth's Paris showroom, designed to tell visitors they are welcome: cosy Cabana Lounge seating designed by Patricia Urquiola, thoughtful decoration and light that lifts the Art Deco character of the building.
Between the open offices and the meeting boxes, the third floor lounge of Haworth's Paris showroom keeps just enough buzz for interaction and just enough privacy for a quick task. High-back Cabana Lounge sofas signal calm, but boundaries stay low and colleagues stay easy to find.
The workstations in Haworth's Paris showroom are unallocated and run in clean desk mode, so the bench and the ergonomic office chairs belong to whoever needs them that day and the density and surface area can be adjusted as the work changes.
A perfect example of an ideal acoustic solution for an open space: desks for solo focus, a large Immerse table for working together, and a glazed acoustic booth in the middle that takes the private call without blocking the daylight. Large plants soften the sound.
Set out in rows of Maari chairs for conferences, seminars and events, the Ball Room of Haworth's Paris showroom seats up to 65 people, or 80 standing, under tall windows and on herringbone parquet, then changes shape for whatever is booked next.
Change the furniture and the Ball Room of Haworth's Paris showroom becomes a training and workshop space, Maari chairs gathered around low tables. Daylight from the high windows, acoustic treatment of the ceiling and easy connection for screens keep a group engaged all day.
A rest and breakout space in Haworth's Paris showroom, where people step away from work on a green Riverbend sofa, fall into an informal conversation and let a new idea start. The furnishing has a home feeling, and that is much of the reason people come in at all.
A long family table ringed with Cappellini Newood chairs welcomes employees to lunch at Haworth's Paris showroom, with a fully equipped kitchen at their disposal.
The resource centre in Haworth's Paris showroom is where customers and the A and D community see, check and compare colour and material collections by hand. Alongside, a test drive of the international chair portfolio invites people to sit, not just look.
The cafe in Haworth's Paris showroom is a hybrid space whose furniture answers to more than one need. Hospitality comes first, that is why the Maari chairs designed by Patricia Urquiola fit so well.
The same cafe in Haworth's Paris showroom becomes a lounge of sofas and coffee tables, or a touchdown spot with Newood chairs at small round tables for visitors and people passing through. Employees are encouraged to use it right through the day, not only between 12 and 2.
Between the open offices and the meeting boxes, the third floor lounge of Haworth's Paris showroom keeps just enough buzz for interaction and just enough privacy for a quick task. High-back Cabana Lounge sofas signal calm, but boundaries stay low and colleagues stay easy to find.
The workstations in Haworth's Paris showroom are unallocated and run in clean desk mode, so the bench and the ergonomic office chairs belong to whoever needs them that day and the density and surface area can be adjusted as the work changes.
A perfect example of an ideal acoustic solution for an open space: desks for solo focus, a large Immerse table for working together, and a glazed acoustic booth in the middle that takes the private call without blocking the daylight. Large plants soften the sound.
Set out in rows of Maari chairs for conferences, seminars and events, the Ball Room of Haworth's Paris showroom seats up to 65 people, or 80 standing, under tall windows and on herringbone parquet, then changes shape for whatever is booked next.
Change the furniture and the Ball Room of Haworth's Paris showroom becomes a training and workshop space, Maari chairs gathered around low tables. Daylight from the high windows, acoustic treatment of the ceiling and easy connection for screens keep a group engaged all day.
A rest and breakout space in Haworth's Paris showroom, where people step away from work on a green Riverbend sofa, fall into an informal conversation and let a new idea start. The furnishing has a home feeling, and that is much of the reason people come in at all.
A long family table ringed with Cappellini Newood chairs welcomes employees to lunch at Haworth's Paris showroom, with a fully equipped kitchen at their disposal.
The resource centre in Haworth's Paris showroom is where customers and the A and D community see, check and compare colour and material collections by hand. Alongside, a test drive of the international chair portfolio invites people to sit, not just look.
The cafe in Haworth's Paris showroom is a hybrid space whose furniture answers to more than one need. Hospitality comes first, that is why the Maari chairs designed by Patricia Urquiola fit so well.
The same cafe in Haworth's Paris showroom becomes a lounge of sofas and coffee tables, or a touchdown spot with Newood chairs at small round tables for visitors and people passing through. Employees are encouraged to use it right through the day, not only between 12 and 2.
Between the open offices and the meeting boxes, the third floor lounge of Haworth's Paris showroom keeps just enough buzz for interaction and just enough privacy for a quick task. High-back Cabana Lounge sofas signal calm, but boundaries stay low and colleagues stay easy to find.
The workstations in Haworth's Paris showroom are unallocated and run in clean desk mode, so the bench and the ergonomic office chairs belong to whoever needs them that day and the density and surface area can be adjusted as the work changes.
A perfect example of an ideal acoustic solution for an open space: desks for solo focus, a large Immerse table for working together, and a glazed acoustic booth in the middle that takes the private call without blocking the daylight. Large plants soften the sound.
Set out in rows of Maari chairs for conferences, seminars and events, the Ball Room of Haworth's Paris showroom seats up to 65 people, or 80 standing, under tall windows and on herringbone parquet, then changes shape for whatever is booked next.
Change the furniture and the Ball Room of Haworth's Paris showroom becomes a training and workshop space, Maari chairs gathered around low tables. Daylight from the high windows, acoustic treatment of the ceiling and easy connection for screens keep a group engaged all day.
A rest and breakout space in Haworth's Paris showroom, where people step away from work on a green Riverbend sofa, fall into an informal conversation and let a new idea start. The furnishing has a home feeling, and that is much of the reason people come in at all.
A long family table ringed with Cappellini Newood chairs welcomes employees to lunch at Haworth's Paris showroom, with a fully equipped kitchen at their disposal.
The resource centre in Haworth's Paris showroom is where customers and the A and D community see, check and compare colour and material collections by hand. Alongside, a test drive of the international chair portfolio invites people to sit, not just look.
The cafe in Haworth's Paris showroom is a hybrid space whose furniture answers to more than one need. Hospitality comes first, that is why the Maari chairs designed by Patricia Urquiola fit so well.
The same cafe in Haworth's Paris showroom becomes a lounge of sofas and coffee tables, or a touchdown spot with Newood chairs at small round tables for visitors and people passing through. Employees are encouraged to use it right through the day, not only between 12 and 2.
Location Details
101 Boulevard Murat, 75016 Paris, France