Connection Spaces - 'Work'

Spaces from Connection is a highly customisable modular system, designed to create unique interior spaces.

Inspired by primitive structures, traditionally used by nomadic cultures to define areas of shelter, escape or dwelling, Spaces champions these same orthodox principles to create a definite demarcation of space within a multitude of settings.

Simplicity is core to the Spaces system, with each configuration sharing a common design specification, by building up from the core aluminium structure. Custom configurations are shaped by adding multiple walls, ceiling, screens, and extension option and the extensive breadth of material options allowing designers creative freedom to conceptualise and personalise their ideal space. Design iterations are endless, limited only by imagination.

'WORK' - Spaces that flex, to work in ways that suit anyone. Key features include space to accommodate one or multiple users' workstations, clever and aesthetically pleasing storage options perfect for use alongside workstations, high level of privacy & acoustic properties allowing for less distraction & more focused working.

"There is a Spaces for every space"

• Designed for disassembly. Spaces can be reconfigured, reimagined, and reshaped.
• Shape-shifting Spaces. Interiors and user demands don’t stand still, neither does Spaces.
• Adaptable architecture over fixed drywalls. Freestanding, no fixed build, planning- permission free systems.
• Multitude of materials. Extensive pallet of RAL paint colours, wall options, fabrics, woods and PET designs, to provide unique design features for every space.
• Unique usability. Meets the needs of every space. From workplace, to education, to hospitality, truly a space for every space.
• Dynamic design: Build & link multiple configurations to create new Spaces to adapt to evolving space demands.
• British design. Made in the UK.

This product is made to order & is highly customisable. Please contact us to discuss and spec this product to suit your needs.

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