Hinchada Lounge, Modular lounge
Hinchada Modular Lounge is low profile, plush seating that is sure to be the place where everyone wants to kick up their feet. Fresh details like contrasting wide welts and slatted platforms enhance a simple statement of line. With a few components you can create a lounge layout to fit your lifestyle.
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What it looks like
- Green Hides: Dakar, Sigar
- Camira: Blazer, Latymer
- Maharam: Remix by Kvadrat, 143
- Maharam: Tokyo by Kvadrat, 432
- Workplace
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Personal spaces
- Meeting spaces
- Restore
Related typicals
- Id: S100049
- List Price: $115,086.00
- Dimensions: 9' x 12' ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Public spaces
- Common areas
- Connect
- Discover
- Id: T100203
- List Price: $160,734.00
- Dimensions: 46' x 8'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Training spaces
- Learning spaces
- Cafe/dining
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Discover
- Restore
- Id: T100247
- List Price: $0.00
- Dimensions: 19' x 14'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Space division
- Lobby/waiting
- Restore
- Id: T200065
- List Price: $30,044.00
- Dimensions: 15' x 10'
- Footprint: 50-100 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Workstations
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Open workstations
- Public spaces
- Multipurpose areas
- Connect
- Discover
- Focus
- Id: T200091
- List Price: $32,291.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 11'
- Footprint: 100-150 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Meeting spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Children's areas
- Family respite
- Connect
- Discover
- Restore
- Id: T300021
- List Price: $53,500.00
- Dimensions: 18' x 12' ff
- Workplace
- Education
- Hospitality
- Community
- Reception/Check-In/Welcoming
- Space division
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Connect
- Id: T300179
- List Price: $15,948.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 12'
- Footprint: 50-100 sq ft ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Lobby/waiting
- Restore
- Id: T300215
- List Price: $58,926.00
- Dimensions: 18' x 17' ff
- Shared spaces
- Reception/Check-In/Welcoming
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Connect
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