Location Details
1001-1002, Alpha Building, 10th Floor, Central Avenue, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai 400076, India
+91 022 6181 5200
A welcome into Haworth's newly designed Mumbai showroom, where a red Wanders' Tulip chair and a slatted screen open onto workstations, a large modern meeting room and a coffee bar. Visitors and employees find room to exchange ideas and privacy for concentrated work.
A materials wall in Haworth's Mumbai showroom hangs upholstery at full length, so colour can be judged by eye and fabric by hand. Clients and designers gather at the sample table to test how a palette will feel in a real room.
An Intuity Bench runs the length of Haworth's Mumbai showroom, providing non-assigned workstations for focused work and space to spread out. A row of Fern chairs alongside makes trying one part of the visit.
Fern chairs at Intuity bench in Haworth's Mumbai showroom face each other across the Active Components desktop nook , close enough to ask a quick question and far enough to keep working. Lana lamp lighting at each place lets people set their own light rather than accept the room's.
An Audience Executive desk desk in Haworth's Mumbai showroom sits out in the open rather than behind a door, with an Immerse meeting table and a Brunner Team screen a few paces away. The arrangement makes a short review easy to call and easy for anyone to join.
An Immerse meeting table in Haworth's Mumbai showroom, laid out for the hours between meetings when a team needs one surface and good light. The cafe is just beyond, so a coffee and a change of scene cost only a few steps.
The cafe in Haworth's Mumbai showroom is lit softly along the ceiling, so it reads as an evening room in the middle of a working day. A YourPlace Core high table , small tables ringed with black Newood chairs, Riverbend Sofa and a standing bar suit eating, meeting a visitor or working alone.
A standing bar and a YourPlace Core high table in Haworth's Mumbai showroom cafe stay clear for the ten-minute meeting that does not deserve a room. Warm indirect light and a few plants make it somewhere people choose rather than pass through.
A pair of Poppy Guest chairs and a Gong table in Haworth's Mumbai showroom, set down on two bright GAN rugs for the two-person conversation that needs no agenda. A sealed pod waits a few steps away for when talk turns into a call.
HAT Element desks and teal Fern chairs sit under arched windows in Haworth's Mumbai showroom, where HAT Element screens take the edge off the noise and give everyone something to pin things to. Standing or seated is the occupant's call, and so is how long they stay.
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