Orgatec Seating Areas, in Köln, Germany and during the design exhibition event, molo space was immensely popular because of its new outstanding seating area. Molo designs has introduced its various multi functional paper seats and tables which caught the attention of all visitors. The uniqueness of the Orgatec Seating Area is not only they are multipurpose, but also they are made of honeycomb structure totally made from a robust and durable paper containing 50% recycled content.
The design includes circular expandable comfortable seats which could be reshaped into a long bench or cylindrical stool. It also has the high –back benches that embrace individuals and groups offering pleated backrest. The seats can be separate or interconnected to each other through magnetic end panels providing flexibility of configuration and arrangements. The exhibition has also introduced cylindrical, honeycomb multipurpose paper tables of different sizes and colors.
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