Zen can be used in reception, waiting or client lounge areas. Decide whether it will be a focal piece, part of a conversation group or seating alongside a table. This affects how much space to leave around its curved outline.
B&T Design lists single-, two- and three-seat Zen models and matching round poufs. Check the manufacturer's drawing for the chosen version before setting the room plan. Do not treat one model's measurements as the size of the whole range.
Allow for people to reach the seats, walk behind any freestanding sofa and use nearby tables. Check doorways and delivery access against the chosen model, particularly in a smaller reception.
The booklet lists fabric, natural leather and artificial leather, plus customer-supplied material options. Check the chosen cover's cleaning and performance information for the intended level of use before approving it.
Zen uses metal legs with a choice of powder-coated finishes. Review the finish with the fabric or leather sample and the room's other metalwork. Confirm the exact combination when requesting a quotation.
Give one of our experienced project consultants the model and quantity, room plan, chosen upholstery and leg finish, delivery address and programme. They can check the configuration and prepare a proposal.
The supplied product brief links Zen to the London Bridge Office project. The public project page shows the wider workplace scheme. The exact Zen model and finish used were not supplied, so confirm those details before using the project as a specification.
Zen is a curved upholstered sofa range by B&T Design, designed by Alp Nuhoğlu. The family includes single-, two- and three-seat models, with matching round poufs shown in the manufacturer's booklet.
B&T Design shows Zen in reception and waiting settings. It can also be considered for workplace lounges, client areas and other informal seating spaces where the selected size fits the room.
Its rounded form and low back make it a candidate for a reception seating plan. Allow access around it, particularly when placing it away from a wall.
Yes, it can be considered for informal client seating and lounge areas. Choose the size, cover and layout for the intended use rather than assuming one finish suits every setting.
The supplied B&T Design booklet lists single-, two- and three-seat sofas and round poufs. Check the drawing and space requirements for the chosen version.
B&T Design describes the range as compact, but each model has a different footprint. Check the selected dimensions, access and room circulation before choosing a size.
The B&T Design booklet lists fabric, natural leather and artificial leather, as well as customer-supplied material options. Check the selected cover's performance and care information for the project.
Zen has slim metal legs with a range of powder-coated finishes. Its seat uses a metal structure, elastic webbing and HR foam, according to the manufacturer's booklet.
B&T Design describes Zen as a piece designed to be seen from the front and rear. It can be planned as freestanding seating if the room allows enough space around it.
Yes. A Zen sofa can be planned alongside lounge chairs, matching poufs and an occasional table for short conversations. Check the table position and walking routes against the selected sofa size.
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