Intuity bench, Nia office chairs, Hi Pad stools and a glazed meeting room in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom, Nanshan District, where the Organic Space concept puts collaborative and individual work side by side. A flexible setting built for the healthy, adaptable workplace clients here now ask for.
Office chairs lined up in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom in green Very and Fern, yellow Zody and red Soji, each one a different answer to how a body wants to sit. Trying them side by side makes ergonomic choice something you feel rather than read.
Etched glass frames a seating vignette in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom, a yellow Fern chair at its centre, with a yellow Openest Chick Pouf in the daylight just beyond it. The threshold reads as an invitation: look in, walk through, and sit down where the city view is.
The colour wall in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom does double duty, holding a full textile range for specifiers with Hi Pad stools pulled up, and giving the Intuity bench in front of it a backdrop. Picking a finish and trying a workstation happen within a few steps.
Texture gets decided by hand. A lit materials bar in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom keeps the upholstery palette at arm's length along a plywood counter with Hi Pad stools pulled up, so a client can see how each colour behaves under warm light before committing to it.
A hybrid meeting room in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom, violet walled and screen ready, so the people dialling in get the same seat at the Audience Conference table as everyone else. Daylight down one side keeps a long call from feeling like a box.
Behind glass but never sealed off, the Audience Conference table in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom lets a team spread out for a working session while the rest of the floor stays in view. Warm oak and soft carpet take the edge off a full afternoon.
An informal atmosphere gets people talking. The blush toned cafe in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom sets a coffee counter beside a long bench and small tables under pleated BuzziPleat felt, a third place inside the office where a conversation can start without an agenda.
A screen above the counter turns the cafe in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom into somewhere to catch a briefing with a coffee in hand. Maari low back stools suit a quick stop; armchairs at the window are there for anyone who wants to stay a while.
A private office in Haworth's Shenzhen showroom for work that needs a closed door. An Audience Executive desk leaves room for Ray Soft chairs, Audience storage stays low along the wall, and deep violet paint settles the whole room down.
A bank of HAT desks along the windows of Haworth's Shenzhen showroom, screened just enough that a call does not spill over. People here keep control of their own posture, light and noise, which is what makes a shared floor workable.
Location Details
Room 1701/1708,Tower C, China Resources Land Building, No.9668 Shenzhen Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen 518057, China