The Pillow furniture series is focused on a necessity in the modern office space: acoustics and privacy. Upholstered soft panels are combined with functional elements to provide improved acoustics with less echo and more sound absorption thanks to high quality foam. Decorative and scalable, the dividers can be filled with shelves, a wardrobe, magazine holders planters and more. It’s a beautiful design that also neutralizes annoying office noise.
Designer: Robert Bronwasser
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Really great. Thank you for sharing this
This looks beautiful!
As a music enthusiast, this would be amazing for large spaces. Would help in dampening sound. Any musician knows that excess reverb can destroy a musical experience.
Love it!
So clean and quirky! Put me down for these. I know what I want for christmas!
Cleaning this might be a problem. but they’re so pretty!!!
I’d make everything a soft-board.! XD