Oh!
OH! is a friendly design concept for a lounge style seating solution, which includes a table option. Its simple and aesthetic lines, as well as its multiple finishing possibilities, help it adapt to a wide variety of both public and private surroundings.
Oliv
This piece keeps the perfect balance of proportions, with a discreet presence, which nevertheless radiates a halo of comfort and spaciousness. Its outstanding comfort is mainly due to the pleasant softnesss of its upholstery, wich completely surrounds you and avoids direct contact with the hardest
structural elements.
OneTwenty
Base made of oak with lacquered finish. Frame in birch veneer and high quality foam upholstered in fabric. Gliders are injection moulded polyethylene.
Only
An armchair with wrap-around shapes in a vintage style. The choice of fabrics in this product is very important, which through good taste we obtain a unique object. Small details define this design, the curve of the backrest, the styalised arms and the buttoning define the environment in which to locate it.
Ono
Ono is a light wooden chair with welcoming design language rooting strongly to the Scandinavian design tradition giving the chair a touch of history. Ono chair takes these roots into the future referring to contemporary needs, architecture and interiors without compromising on functionality, comfort and aesthetic values. The construction is obvious in its own way, the back carries and lifts the seat from the frame giving the chair a light and inviting expression. The opening in the backrest allows to position the lower part of the back ergonomically right. Further, the opening makes the handling and cleaning of the chair easy.
Open
Open is a playful and practical Furniture piece that can be placed anywhere, either as a single piece or as a group and described as a real domestic tool. Legs give the appearance of lightness and dynamism. its slender shape minimizes the use of material in order to manage efficiently the resources available. Solid oak wood legs and top.
Oracle
Modular system of upholstered seats for public areas, characterized by the high and embracing backrest that gives a great privacy protection, working as a divider from the outside world. Oracle are something more than just sofas, they are actually mini-environments where to find the right dimension you need for working, having a chat or simply relaxing.
Origami
Origami is a high-end armchair for conferences and conventions. It is designed to offer the pleasures of exclusive seating. The crisp shapes highlight the coherent concepts behind the seats and their carefully selected, masterfully worked materials. They evoke images of the welcoming, majestic surroundings for which these high performance armchairs were designed. The creative intelligence behind them is made plain by their practicality and comfort. The armchairs feature striking aesthetics, prestigious materials, impeccable finishes and cuttingedge technological solutions.
This comprehensive collection of highly durable armchairs for conferences presents extremely reliable solutions for settings where large numbers of people gather on a regular basis. There are numerous accessories and finishes to suit all needs in the Origami range, such as a version with a folding anti-panic tablet with a bracket slotted in the armrest, which is perfect as a laptop support. The chairs are completely foldable. They can be joined together in an instant
thanks to the simple links on the bottom of the sides.
Osaka
Designed in 1967 and developed in 1970 for the Osaka Expo, this system of modular sofas, with curvy, organic lines, allows infinite solutions to be created by combining and aligning the simple curved elements.
Ozzy
With this new collection Accento has meant to add to the range of products already available, a solution designed specifically for the contract market. It is, in fact, a collection with pieces designed to be combined with each other through a module system. Made in two different dimensions, they can be placed in large spaces, such as airports, and even in very small waiting rooms.
