The Belgian furniture brand BuzziSpace, invited by the INFORM Contract company, will present at the Interior Design Show in the Vancouver CoWork space, where visitors can experience "quiet" working spaces in practice.
Meeting places and personal workplaces are acoustic cocoons, where even lighting devices perform a noise-absorbing function.
At the CoWork stand, workstations with soft upholstery, special booths for telephone conversations, areas for collective festive events will be presented, where you can celebrate someone's birthday, career promotion or an award for achievements, while not disrupting the general work process.
BuzziSpace mainly uses felt and other types of textiles for its noise-absorbing furniture, but recently, in collaboration with the American designer Corey Grosser, the company developed a botanical panel BuzziMood - from several types of deer moss, which, as it turned out, also has acoustic properties and can be used as organic alternative.
All "quiet" ideas for offices are characterized by mobility and do not require any redevelopment. The Interior Design Show will be held from September 20 to 23 in Vancouver, however, for those who are interested in ideas from BuzziSpace, it may be easier to get to London, where the BuzziSpace stand can be found on the same dates at the DesignJunction exhibition in London. And "living" moss products will be officially presented for the first time in October at the ORGATEC 2018 exhibition in Cologne, a large-scale event dedicated to the workspaces of the future.