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Understand by Mizetto

A furniture system built around the idea that storage should not have a fixed identity. Boxes hang from a steel frame or rest on it, creating practical shelves and deliberate voids in the same composition. Light passes through where you want it to. A planter finds its place where the room needs softening.

The configurations are vast: ceiling height or low, space-dividing or freestanding, dense or airy, minimal or layered. Color, material, and shape options extend the range further. The steel frame is the only constant. Everything else is a decision.

Understand works as a room divider that defines without closing off, a storage wall that reads as sculpture, or a freestanding object that gives an open plan environment the architectural punctuation it was missing.

Versatility and beauty pulling in exactly the same direction.

Puffy by Faye Toogood for Hem, now available in velvet.

The design has always been a study in purposeful contrast: extravagant quilted upholstery, fat and generous, spilling over a tubular steel frame that is hard-lined and unapologetic about it. The upholstery embraces. The frame holds firm. Neither gives an inch to the other

In velvet, that contrast deepens. The softness gets softer, the frame reads sharper, and the whole chair becomes exactly the kind of lounge piece that everyone wants to sit in.

Available in powder-coated or sandblasted steel with detachable upholstery across canvas, bouclé, leather, and now velvet.

Tavo by Davis Furniture Industries Inc.

Tavo's concrete base is sculptural and grounded, the kind of form that gives a room a center of gravity. It works as a conference table, a private office desk, a dining table, moving between settings without losing an ounce of its character.

Top options in solid light ash, heartwood ash, oak, and walnut with clear lacquer standard, or veneer and FENIX® on an MDF core for environments that need it. Round and soft square tops on a single base, ellipse available on both single and double base configurations, scaling from small meeting to full conference.

The base is the statement. Everything else is in service of it.

PresentForm's online configurator is the kind of tool that changes how a project conversation starts.

Select a panel or silhouette from the collection. Configure size, layout, material, and depth. Then upload a photo of the space or describe it in text and generate a photorealistic AI render of the product in context. Run multiple environments for the same panel to compare how it reads across different settings.

Download the images, build your presentation, and request a quote directly from the configurator.

This is the specification process working the way it should: visual, iterative, and resolved before the first sample ships.

Reveal by Martin Brattrud.

The gap reveal between seat and back is not just a detail. It is the organizing principle of the entire collection: a crisp architectural line that runs across every piece, creating visual rhythm, defining space, and making Reveal an optimal specification for healthcare environments where surface access between seats and backs is a functional requirement as much as an aesthetic one.

Lounge seating in low, mid, and high back for varied privacy levels
Dining height banquettes in two back heights
Chairs, sofas, benches, and touchdown shelves
Two pull up table shapes and a pedestal coffee table

One design language, one coherent detail, an entire environment resolved. Reveal does a lot of work.

A finish sample and a finished product are two different things. The showroom is where that gap closes.
Nucraft's full finish library is available in our showroom year round. Come in and see how you love them directly against Grove's tambour base, A Flow conference top, or the credenza you want to specify with them. The difference between two similar finishes often only becomes clear when the product is in the room.
Come in with a project or come in with a question.

Segmenta Panels by PresentForm.
A surface system built around the idea that pattern should do more than repeat. Segmenta's precise geometry creates an effect that shifts with light and perspective, bringing rhythm and movement to walls and ceilings without a single element out of place.
Tune the surface through PresentForm's online configurator, adjusting the projection of each element across three available patterns until the cadence is exactly right for the space.
The range:

⭐Panel dimensions sized to the area
⭐Pattern adjustment: wider, narrower, additional or fewer curves to achieve a specific aesthetic
⭐Light and acoustic integration available
⭐Custom color on request

Ideal for feature walls, reception areas, hospitality interiors, and workplace environments where the surface is part of the design intention.

Solenne, designed by Jehs+Laub for Davis Furniture Industries Inc..
There are mid-century references and then there are mid-century feelings. Solenne chases the feeling: the warmth, the invitation, the sense that a chair was designed with the human body genuinely in mind. The exposed solid wood frame in ash, oak, or walnut gives it sculptural clarity. The softly tailored upholstery gives it somewhere to land.
The result is a lounge chair that works across hospitality, workplace, and residential environments not because it is versatile in the generic sense, but because it is simply hard to argue with.

A swatch tells you the color. The showroom tells you everything else.

Come hold a textile up to Redondo’s cord welt detail, run it along Toluca’s upholstered surround, or see how a fabric reads against a sculpted wood shoulder rest in real light.

The Martin Brattrud showroom and finish library are here year round as a working resource for designers: a place to compare materials, study details, and see how selections behave alongside the furniture itself.

The sample starts the conversation. The showroom gives you the context.