About the brand

British design for flexible offices – from acoustic pods and modular meeting rooms to seating and furniture for collaboration.

Orangebox is a British brand specialising in furniture and spatial solutions for the modern workplace. Its philosophy is based on “Designing for the people-centred workplace” – offices designed around people, their needs and different ways of working.

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The flexible office

One of Orangebox’s core ideas is the ability to create different work zones without having to divide up the entire interior with fixed partitions.


Acoustic pods, modular meeting rooms, upholstered systems and other spatial elements allow open-plan offices to accommodate areas for focused work, phone calls, video conferences, meetings and informal collaboration.


Orangebox thus bridges the gap between a traditional office furniture manufacturer and a provider of flexible interior architecture.

Student hub with orange Orangebox booth seating, tables and chairs beneath strings of globe lights

Orangebox furniture

The Orangebox portfolio covers the main areas of the modern workplace:


  • phone booths
  • modular meeting rooms
  • modular systems
  • lounge chairs
  • meeting chairs
  • mobile and flexible seating
  • meeting and conference tables
  • bistro and café tables
  • reception furniture
Orangebox Diggs work chairs with an integrated lamp and worktop in a concrete-ceilinged atrium

Design for a new way of working

Orangebox has long been tracking changes in how offices are used. The traditional division between desks and meeting rooms is gradually being complemented by new types of spaces – places for short meetings, video calls, individual focus or spontaneous collaboration.


The design of Orangebox products reflects this. The furniture is designed to work in different parts of the office, with individual solutions that can be combined, moved or reconfigured to suit current needs.

Orangebox designer's screen showing a 3D CAD cross-section of an office chair seat

Sustainability

Orangebox bases its environmental approach on reducing material consumption, extending product lifespans and designing products with future recycling and refurbishment in mind.


From the development stage, Orangebox seeks to minimise the materials and energy needed for production while designing products to last as long as possible. It also provides environmental data sheets and information on carbon footprints, recycled content and recyclability for individual products.


This approach also emphasises a local supply chain, minimising production waste and finding ways to keep materials and products in circulation for as long as possible.

Orangebox factory worker holding a moulded office chair back frame

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www.orangebox.com
The brand in practice

Projects featuring Orangebox

Citibank Prague boardroom with a long walnut table, tan leather chairs and green acoustic wall panels

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