Inmind

A room, written in curves.

The generous shell of Occo Conference becomes a quiet composition around the table.

Continuous, Precise and unmistakably its own.

Order doesn’t have to be straight.

Riva lets the space curve, connect and change direction.

Seating becomes a landscape.
Walls create intimacy without enclosure.
Tables appear exactly where they are needed.

A modular system that brings structure to open space without making it feel rigid.

Transparency when desired. Privacy when required.

For the new Stephenson Harwood offices in Athens, inmind delivered and installed its AYLON partition system as part of the workplace designed by A&M Architects.

Uninterrupted glazed surfaces preserve natural light and visual continuity throughout the interior, while switchable on/off glass introduces privacy exactly where required. Integrated sliding glass doors allow spaces to connect and adapt, and the symmetrically composed glazing modules establish a measured architectural rhythm across the workplace.

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Some pieces do not need volume to have presence.

Lina by Tacchini, designed by Gianfranco Frattini, brings together the warmth of wood, the softness of upholstery, and a frame that feels both architectural and light.

A chair with quiet confidence.
Precise enough for contract spaces.

A sofa should not just fill space.
It should conduct it.

RHYTHM turns seating into a spatial tool shaping movement, pauses, meetings and informal moments without adding walls.

In open offices, hospitality areas and public interiors, the question is not only where people sit.

It is how the space makes them behave.

A rug can redraw a room.

2TEC2 rugs introduce soft boundaries, material rhythm and visual order without adding walls, partitions or fixed elements.

A loose-laid surface becomes a way to frame lounges, meeting points and informal work zones while keeping the durability and precision of woven vinyl.

A clear structure for the contemporary workplace.

Fantoni’s Alis collection combines precise proportions, integrated functionality and a refined walnut finish in a system designed for composed, high-level working environments.

Quiet in appearance.
Strong in presence.

Fantoni · Alis

Project developed by Florence Guild.
Photo: florenceguild

A surface with rhythm.

Softness, structure and acoustic calm, brought together in one architectural gesture.

Designed for spaces where silence should still have character.

There is a certain silence in well-made things.

Dialogo does not explain itself.

It simply belongs.

A table for the spaces in between.

The Nest Table brings softness, balance and quiet functionality to modern workplace interiors.

Not loud.
Not decorative.
Simply placed with intention.