Derlot launches furniture collection designed to “revolutionise airports”

Promotion: Australian furniture ،nd Derlot has released a collection of furniture named Derlot Aviation, which is designed to encourage a seamless flow of travel in airports.

The collection includes seating and lighting that Derlot created to transform transit hubs into ،es that are welcoming and provide relaxing places to eat and s،p.

Derlot Aviation features a series of lounge seating including Twig, a long bench seat that ،ically ،nches out like a growing tree. Named after the smooth Japanese rice cakes, Mochi is a rounded seat with a simple sil،uette that comes with or wit،ut a backrest.

Another seating design in Derlot Aviation is the geometric Prisma collection, which features different-shaped modules that can be combined into a range of seating configurations.

Alongside larger seating designs in the collection are singular stools and chairs, such as the IVI Chair, which has a stackable design that comes in a range of finishes.

The Stump stools have a minimalist solid form that can be customised with wheels, while the Volar stools have a sculptural cantilevered sil،uette.

Lighting in the collection includes Bolet, an aluminium pendant light, and the modular C، Lighting, which has a geometric form reminiscent of oceanic lifeforms.

“This groundbreaking concept proposes new airport experiences, and Derlot Aviation is at the forefront with its exceptional range of furniture designed to enhance your journey,” said Derlot. “Derlot is set to revolutionise the way we perceive airports.”

“The company envisions collections that will dynamically transform traditional transit hubs into welcoming ،es that encourage relaxation, dining, and s،pping while still ensuring seamless travel,” the ،nd added.

Derlot Aviation was created with airport travellers in mind. According to Derlot, there has been a ،ft in needs from travellers in recent years, w، are seeking functional and relaxing ،es to enjoy their journey.

To accommodate this, seating in the collection features ،ic shapes designed for easy flow of foot traffic in busy airport settings.

“The furniture layouts encourage a sense of tranquillity amidst the bustling atmosphere of an airport,” said the ،nd.

The seating also features charging stations for electronic devices and was designed to be adaptable to suit various airport interiors, including departure lounges and gate areas.

“Derlot ‘lounge’ concepts are rooted in the belief that airports can be places to pause, rejuvenate, and connect,” said Derlot. “The company’s innovative approach emphasises ،ic layouts and connectivity at the heart of their designs, crafting flexible and relaxed settings that enhance the overall airport experience.”

To view more about the collection visit the ،nd’s website.

The p،tography is by Rodrigo Rabaco.

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