Editorial team · Furniture, Decoration
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Published on 2 March 2020 · 2 min read
In 2020, the general trend for upholstered furniture is shaped by covering techniques - such as quilting of the backrest - which give furniture an original profile and change its feel. This trend has also taken hold in the field of bench seating systems. The Hester model, whose backrest is tufted in the classic Chesterfield style, is a perfect example. The seat of this model is smooth to contrast with the backrest. Depending on the style and ambience, the Hester bench can also be covered with two different synthetic leathers. Otherwise, this system includes elements with the same dimensions as the Anett system and is also available for free placement or as a wall-mounted variant.
The Janina model differs from the Hester model in the design of its backrest, which is available in a high or low version. A horizontal row of buttons nicely decorates the backrest. The elements (60 cm, 120 cm, 70x70 cm) can be easily assembled.
The backrest of the Felipa bench seating system stands out with vertical rib quilting that draws every eye in the room. The Janina and Felipa models can also be installed against the wall or freestanding in the room. Installed in a U shape, these systems make it possible to create very comfortable seating nooks. Combining a bench with chairs makes the whole setting more relaxed. All four models are available with your choice of birch feet in whitened walnut color with varnish, or with a black plinth.
Indoor trend 2020 GO IN, bench seating systems for every ambience
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 2 March 2020 · 2 min read
Whether freestanding or fixed to the wall, with a high or low backrest, smooth or quilted, bench seating systems allow for many layouts, offer guests great seating comfort and give structure to rooms. For 2020, GO IN has expanded its range of benches with four new models with a trendy look.
The Anett bench seating system, which can be placed freely or fixed to the wall, has a understated design and therefore suits all ambiences. This system includes straight elements of 120 and 60 cm as well as a corner element of 70 x 70 cm. The two available backrest heights make it possible to create interesting visual effects. For the upholstery covering, you can choose between the two synthetic leathers Casual and Parotega and from nine colors.
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Chesterfield style, a highly popular classic for upholstered furniture
In 2020, the general trend for upholstered furniture is shaped by covering techniques - such as quilting of the backrest - which give furniture an original profile and change its feel. This trend has also taken hold in the field of bench seating systems. The Hester model, whose backrest is tufted in the classic Chesterfield style, is a perfect example. The seat of this model is smooth to contrast with the backrest. Depending on the style and ambience, the Hester bench can also be covered with two different synthetic leathers. Otherwise, this system includes elements with the same dimensions as the Anett system and is also available for free placement or as a wall-mounted variant.
Plastic structures with 3D effect for bench seating systems
The Janina model differs from the Hester model in the design of its backrest, which is available in a high or low version. A horizontal row of buttons nicely decorates the backrest. The elements (60 cm, 120 cm, 70x70 cm) can be easily assembled.
The backrest of the Felipa bench seating system stands out with vertical rib quilting that draws every eye in the room. The Janina and Felipa models can also be installed against the wall or freestanding in the room. Installed in a U shape, these systems make it possible to create very comfortable seating nooks. Combining a bench with chairs makes the whole setting more relaxed. All four models are available with your choice of birch feet in whitened walnut color with varnish, or with a black plinth.