AUSTIN, TEXAS—Scandinavian Spaces together with partner brand Skandiform, are offering three comfortable, sustainable chairs—Deli, Decibel, and Phaze. Delivering furniture with a purposeful sense of personality and harmony, the contract furniture is designed for the modern, minimalistic environment. Collaborating with well renowned designers and architects within the industry, the Deli, Decibel, and Phaze balance modern minimalism with functional detailed design.
The Deli offers an organically formed seat shell in a stylish, stackable chair. A happy hybrid, Deli was created to combine function and relaxation into one unique and undeniably poised chair. Lending comfort to the contract world of interior spaces, Deli is more than your average office furnishings. Designed by Thomas Pedersen, the series includes several different frames—an armchair, stackable option, and an option with castors. The seat shell can be selected in a sophisticated color palette of black, white, or gray with an upholstered seat, and the frame is offered in chromium, white lacquer (to white shell) or black lacquer (to black shell).
Designed by one of Sweden’s most well-established furniture designers Ruud Ekstrand, Decibel is the classically mod chair reinvented for today’s working environment. A comfortable chair that contributes to an equally comfortable interior, Decibel offers a birch wood finish combined with sound-absorbent materials underneath the seat. The stackable armchair (in both standard and bar height) can be selected from a wooden or upholstered back and seat, has optional stain finish, and is linkable upon request.
German Design Award Winner for 2018 and awarded with the Good Design Award in 2017, the Phaze armchair features forward thinking design. Designed by Karim Rashid, the armchair is created to embrace its occupant—providing a luxurious amount of personal space while maintaining the stylish, chic esthetic of modern day furniture. With a chromium base and a self-centering mechanism option, Phaze also offers connective magnets to link several armchairs together to create an eye-catching, undulating shape.
