Motion in spaces – inspiring rooms and free space for creative mind
Movement is the key to health. When humans move, their bodies stay fit and their minds remain open. That’s why we prioritize fewer pieces of furniture and more open space. Custom-designed rooms provide people with breathing room.
Our furniture isn’t just aesthetically pleasing; it’s also functional. It encourages movement and offers opportunities for growth. Whether in the office, meeting rooms, or home offices, our furniture adapts flexibly to meet individual needs.
Sustainable and innovative – with furniture concepts that can be customized
With our modular D2 system, we prioritize sustainability. Spaces can evolve and adapt. Individual components come together to form new furniture pieces, transforming large items into smaller ones. This results in perfection when it comes to sustainability – creating an inspiring work environment.
The genius of the D2 system lies in its patented connector. These tool-free connectors allow seamless assembly of individual parts. Whether made from 100% recyclable cardboard or elegant aluminum, both materials are naturally recyclable and environmentally friendly.
The D2 furniture system is lightweight, making it easy to transport and flexible to use. Whether in the office, conference room, or home office, the D2 system encourages movement and opens up space. As rooms change, the system adjusts accordingly. Individual pieces combine to create new furniture, transforming large pieces into smaller ones.
This holistic approach creates an inspiring work environment that harmonizes with both people and the environment.
Exceptional office furnishing in the Innovation Arc in Augsburg
Innovative interior concept
“Open space” furnishing for a future-oriented tax office
The D2 System – Design by Gonzalez Haase AAS & Diez Office
You can download the workbook here:
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D2 Workbook |
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The D2 Masterpieces in two aluminum versions:
The ideal complement to the D2 modular system is our extensive range of three-dimensionally movable seating furniture, which promotes a healthy body as well as a creative and agile mind:
First case study at MIRKO BORSCHE in Munich
In autumn 2019 graphic designer Mirko Borsche discovered a former kebab restaurant in Paul-Heyse-Street in Munich. The premises were marked by the former restaurant, but had enough charm to fire Mirko Borsche’s imagination.
Munich’s old building was to be completely gutted and renovated and the new studio of BUREAU BORSCHE was to be located in the immediate vicinity of Munich’s main train station.
Experience the modular “D2” system!
Sustainable and innovative!