Nuphar

social landscapes

We have designed tables for the school at Culture & Community House as small clusters. The Nuphar tables are named after the Latin name for the water lily as they mimic the shape and dynamic clusters of water lilies. Just like the water lily unfolds in all its glory, several tables can be joined together mimicking lily pads on a calm pond’s surface. The different models of Nuphar are created to be assembled in various combinations, opening opportunities for varied workspaces and collaborative areas.

Flat Hierarchy

As a result, Nuphar forms soft non-hierarchical landscapes, opening the door to creativity and social communities in organic arrangements. The tables offer opportunities for intimate gatherings, focused individual work, or larger communal gatherings. Nuphar can support democratic and non-hierarchical collaborations in schools, office environments, or other spaces with both individual workstations and collaborative work.

Nuphar is in production at Holmris B8: https://www.holmrisb8.com/