Camber (with custom elements) at Genesis corporate headquarters in Auckland, NZ (below).
Image: Mark Scowen
Camber
Camber is a modular furniture system that creates a unique and comfortable space in which to communicate and collaborate. The soft curved lines blend commercial needs with residential style.
Camber is perfect for both public and office spaces, creating welcoming reception and waiting areas, breakout work or presentation zones, or a relaxing timeout spot.
Slide and lock the individually-mastered pieces together for endless configurations that create flexibility based around concave, convex, and straight modular units.
Screens are optional to add privacy and absorb sound. Ottoman, and attached or freestanding tables also available.
Designed and made in New Zealand.
Power and data integration enables connectivity.
Ergonomic curves support the body for greater comfort.
Modular - create your own configurations by mixing and matching pieces.
Options
Available in a range of fabrics and colours. Fabric with stretch and memory is highly recommended.
Standard tables in Melteca Snowdrift, Seal Grey or Sublime Teak with edgebanding. Plytech Futura White or Black, or Spectrum Eco (Finnish Birch) also available. Prices vary.
Power/Data integration available. Hidden power cables can be daisy chained within the seats. Pixel power units available on table tops.
Optional acoustic screens to reduce noise and distractions.
Singular pieces are available to use by themselves.
Mix and match colors and textures to create vibrant first impressions.
Go against the curve, with a straight unit.
Features
High-quality materials, commercial-grade foam and premium upholstery for long-lasting durability.
Connectors allow units to be locked together in various configurations - fully modular.
Optional acoustic screens are 100% polyester, low VOC. Available in 15 colours.
Metal leg fittings in powdercoated steel – black, white or grey.
Wooden legs in natural. Stained wood also available, prices vary.
A custom model of Camber at Genesis corporate headquarters in Auckland, NZ (below).
Image: Mark Scowen