MODERN LUXURY OFFICES WITH UNIFOR

Designing a comfortable, elegant work space that puts its users at ease is a complicated challenge, which Unifor, a company that is part of the Molteni Group, has decided to take up since 1969, revolutionizing the way of thinking about the office and contributing to the testimony of made in Italy on the international design scene.

To do this, it was not enough to produce modern and quality furniture; since the first years following its foundation by Angelo Molteni, UniFor has not limited itself to developing office systems, such as the best-seller Modulo 3, rather presenting itself as a real factory-laboratory that aims to collaborate with some of the best architects at an international level, to draw from the visions and needs that are then transformed into authentic interior landscapes that arise first of all from a profound study of the user and the working space in which they are positioned to operate.

A working environment capable of hosting hundreds or more people every day, stimulating both productivity and recreational activities, as well as social contact, must naturally start from two essential concepts: aesthetics and functionality.

For its projects carried out all over the world, UniFor uses only systems completely made in Italy, composed of materials and finishes of the highest quality that are durable and safe, as well as guaranteeing excellent technical performance. Crystals, woods, metals and glass are among the materials that are most suitable for the construction of quality offices destined to last over time.

Naòs System represents a real lay to flexibility within the working space: the system created by UniFor in collaboration with Studio Cerri & Associati offers various solutions, which can be customized according to needs, which steal the eye for their great simplicity and formal cleanliness, putting functionality in the foreground and integrating technology in an extremely discreet way.

This series includes the meeting tables in bronzed aluminum available in square or rectangular shapes, the modular workstations that can be assembled in various configurations and equipped with dividers or tables with a lamp providing direct light on the top that are particularly suitable for libraries or shared study spaces.

In all cases there are 180° fencing doors to access the spaces designed to contain the cables, with the possibility of introducing an electrified leg for the ascent of the same cables, testifying to the fact that, as stated by Studio Cerri & Associati, "a significant project must reveal a high functional complexity that prevails over structural complication".

The LessLess series by UniFor embodies the natural evolution of the Less series, both designed not by chance by the French architect Jean Nouvel, who was able to update the modular system including desks, workstations with technological support, drawer units and much more thanks to the choice of new materials and refined details that best define the concept of modern office.

Made precisely of aluminum, a material of which clean shapes, lightness and solidity are appreciated, the LessLess tables are particularly suitable for filling executive offices, meeting and representation rooms, thanks also to the possibility of creating the most varied configurations by combining them modular tables of different sizes and with a rectangular and square shape.

To describe his creation, characterized by mostly very simple forms, Jean Nouvel himself explained that “the elementary nature I pursue has nothing to do with pure minimalism. Even when it tends to minimize the material, design is no less creative".