hm221 Level

Description

Originating from a brief set by Hitch Mylius for final year students at Central St Martins, hm221 Level, designed by Timothée Mion is a modular system that questions the perception of how one should sit.

Asked to consider the changing nature of modern working spaces, including collaborative working, social interaction and the use of technology in the working environment, Mion’s research looked at behaviour and the way people use different levels when sitting and working.

His hm221 Level collection allows a variety of working options; sitting at different levels, standing, and leaning whilst using your laptop. The combination of the modular pieces offers both private, individual working options as well as socially interactive group working.

There are nine modules in the collection; double sided units for freestanding configurations or single sided pieces to back onto a wall. All units can be supplied with power and data modules, and can be upholstered in an unlimited choice of fabrics, vinyls or leathers.

The collection was awarded a Design Guild Mark in 2016.

Construction:

• Solid FSC beech and panel construction. foam: multi density CMHR foam