Eleven Collaborative Conference by OFS
Architecture Uninterrupted. Swiss architect and designer Daniel Korb developed Eleven around a fundamental concept: "Furniture is Architecture on a Different Scale". This inspires furniture created for functionality and connectivity to support where people interact. Informed by the international style and an architect's attention to detail, Eleven is an adaptable, sustainable collection that scales from private to open spaces.
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- Maharam: Draft, Trace
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- Id: S400038
- List Price: $51,750.00
- Dimensions: 16' x 8'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
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- Id: S400042
- List Price: $81,111.00
- Dimensions: 21' x 8'
- Footprint: More than 150 sq ft ff
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- Id: T400025
- List Price: $24,202.00
- Dimensions: 8' x 10'
- Footprint: 50-100 sq ft ff
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- Id: T400039
- List Price: $45,181.00
- Dimensions: 18' x 14'
- Footprint: 50-100 sq ft ff
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