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Architonic ID: 1147423
Anno di Lancio: 2009
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The working habits today do not look like 20 years ago. Today most people use laptops, we're talking more in mobile and it is not so many handwritten letter authored. Cell office is becoming a distant memory. Of course, the workplace changes in the conditions!
In Nomono there are integrated cable boxes that hide the cable clutter that usually occurs in an office. The box is handy for laptop, ipod or phone charger. It can also be equipped with a USB or other technology that connects the office. In a tentative one daisy chain of supply for all of tables conjured disturbing wiring easily removed.
It is important that the workplace may look different. You can choose the accessories you want and color after taste or to suit the corporate image.
Nomono is specially designed to work in open plan offices. With its clear and firm horisontale tables calms down an environment that can sometimes be perceived as a bit chaotic with the desktop screens at different altitudes. The legs have full pages to further tidy up the office- you do not have all the ugly that usually fall under the desks.
Nomono makes it more fun to work together!
Nomono is available in blackstained oak and white. Accessories and handles available in the colors red, green, yellow, blue, orange, black and white.
Nomono Konferens Design
Nomono High & Low has many uses, conference table, meeting table or maybe a project table. The idea is the same as for the work table Nomono, with covered sides and fixed horizontals.
The table is available in three different heights, 72, 90 and 106 cm. Width and depth are adapted to customer needs. Likewise its finish!
The Nomono conference table is available in high or low versions- the same fundamental concept as for the Nomono desk, but with solid ends and fixed horizontals. Clean Scandinavian lines for conferences, meetings and projects. The table is available in three different heights, 72, 90 and 106 cm. Width and depth are adapted to customer needs. Likewise its finish!
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Fredrik Mattson
Sweden
born 1973 in Malmö. Educated at the Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design. He attended Steneby school and studied furniture carpentry and design. Fredrik Mattson is a dynamic, questioning and curious designer who never says No, but often – Yes, that could work, or this, or that... He never closes any doors but constantly opens new, unexpected ones. His interest in new materials and techniques goes hand in hand with a genuine knowledge of tradition and handicrafts which result in products with strong, clear characteristics and no compromises on quality. Fredrik isn’t attracted by a specific style, but rather by the energy and conviction which characterise an object. Through his creativity he strives to achieve clarification and is quite happy to challenge convention. He has a sense of humour and is talkative, but above all he is an amazing designer who has received several prizes and distinctions. Awards & Others Nominated for the “German Design Award” (announced 2006) 2005 Forsnäsprize, Sweden 2005 Pagrotskyrummet, Sweden 2005 Represented at National museum of Sweden, Stockholm 2004 Red Dot, best of the best, Germany 2004 Architectural Review Award, London, England 2004 Product of the year, Sköna Hem, Sweden 2004 Nominated for the FutureDesignDays Award, Sweden 2003 Winner of the Swedish EDIDA award, Sweden 2003 Architectural Review Award, London, England 2003 Golden chair, Swedish architect award, Sweden 2002 Den Nordiska första S:t Johannis_Logens Jubelfond, Sweden 2002 Young Swedish design Award, Sweden Selected exhibitions 2005 40/4 forty years of forty/four, Howe, Stockholm Sweden 2005 Galerie Pascale Cottard-Olsson, Sweden 2005 H55/05 Allrum, Helsingborg, Sweden 2005 Salone Del Mobile, Milan, Italy 2005 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2005 Swedish Style, Tokyo, Japan 2005 Spectrum, London, England 2005 “Made in Malmö” Form Design Center, Malmö, Sweden 2004 "Design in Sweden" Museum of London, Museum of Docklands, England 2004 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2004 Salone Del Mobile, Milan, Italy 2004 Spectrum, London, England 2004 Galerie Pascale Cottard-Olsson, Sweden 2004 Swedish Style, Tokyo, Japan 2003 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2003 Svezia Light, Milan, Italy 2003 Salone Del Mobile, Milan, Italy 2003 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2002 1900-2002 Svensk form, internationell design, Sweden 2002 Form Design Center, Malmö, Sweden 2002 Biennale Design Saint-t Étienne, France 2002 Swedish council, New York, USA 2002 Galleri Moroten Stockholm 2002 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2001 Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden 2001 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2001-2002,Young Swedsh design Malmö, Stockholm, Göteborg, Sweden 2000 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 2000 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden 1999 Rhööska museet Göteborg 1999 Stockholm furniture fair, Sweden Education Konstfack, Master of Fine Arts, Interior Architecture at School of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm, MFA Stenebyskolan, Bachelor of Fine Arts (furniture design) Buckinghamshire Chilterns University (exchange student) Grebbestad FHS –Cabinetmaker
