Heya Collaborative
In Japanese, Heya means “small room.” Designer Roger Webb created Heya to form smaller spaces within an environment. We sought to foster smaller rooms within a space where individuals and groups alike can find an escape from the larger office to accomplish what they need most. This meant creating all the pieces that support the needs of the individuals within. From large worktables, privacy screens, pull-up tables, to mobile hideaways, the Heya line was created to blend seamlessly into the office while providing the privacy that people truly need to focus.
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- Id: S300258
- List Price: $30,846.00
- Dimensions: 9' x 16' ff
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- Id: S300413
- List Price: $27,322.00
- Dimensions: 8' x 9' ff
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- Id: T100137
- List Price: $560,603.00
- Dimensions: 48' x 25' ff
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- Id: T200225
- List Price: $16,576.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 15' ff
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- Id: T300115
- List Price: $53,514.00
- Dimensions: 35' x 12'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
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- Id: T300224
- List Price: $17,785.00
- Dimensions: 10' x 10'
- Footprint: 50-100 sq ft ff
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- Id: T300235
- List Price: $15,653.00
- Dimensions: 9' x 8'
- Footprint: 25-50 sq ft ff
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- Id: T300269
- List Price: $150,300.00
- Dimensions: 28' x 27' ff
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Designed by Webb Associates
In 1989, after decades working in furniture design, Roger Webb founded Webb Associates a design consultancy based in London. Today, Roger still leads the firm, but now is joined by fellow designers David Lancaster and Tony DaCosta. Webb Associates are known for their ergonomic expertise and carefully tailored design solutions. Our partnership with Roger and his team has produced some of our favorite product lines, such as Kaleid, Fleet, Hydra, Ezel, Genus, Heya, LeanTo, Obeya, and Kasura by OFS.
