Membrane is made from polyester fiber produced from recycled water bottles. I love to go out on hikes and sleep under a tree for a few days, and it’s nice to bring a bit of the forest in to the indoor environment. My inspiration, as usual, is nature, from where I draw most of my patterns. An interesting architectonic quality is added in that it is easy to light, creating layers of shadows. Of course in addition to its strong acoustic control function, it also has a decorative element and can be assembled in various shapes and patterns. It can be used to semi-divide spaces and can also be placed against a wall in order to dampen sound. “This dividing screen, which filters sound, was commissioned exclusively by Offecct for their ambitious acoustic control line. Membrane filter sound at the same time as it’s letting through light and create a unique expression. The room divider consits of smaller acoustic panels which together creates a modular system with two inspiring finished patterns. Membrane is a acoustic room divider designed by David Trubridge. It’s also a way of creating a micro architecture in the room, with the tree’s natural ceiling that makes us feel pleasantly enwrapped and comforted.” /Mattias Stenberg The table can hold plants and trees of different dimensions, with rings of two sizes placed in the table’s centre.

It is part of Offecct’s O2asis-concept, with vegetation integrated into furniture pieces in order to improve wellbeing and air quality. The table is designed to allow full contact between up to eight people around it, while it’s also perfect for more private and intimate gatherings among a few individuals. With their very obvious handles, the stool provoke mobility and spontaneous meetings. The series is based on the idea of the informal meeting in a workplace or a public space, for example an airport. “The On Point table is a further development of the ideas that originated from the Carry On stool. The table is also available with power source which makes it perfect for all public places where electronic devices are used.

On Point is a part of Offecct’s O2asis concept and its different center modules makes it possible to fit different sizes of plants into the table.

With its soft and elegance appearance the table is great for meeting between people but can also be used, with plants and greenery, for seperate private conversations. On Point table is designed by Mattias Stenberg, the designer behind the successful stool Carry On.

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