Klöber’s new sustainable shell chair is 100% recyclable. Owingen, February 2020 Sustainability’s coming home in the shape of the little WOOOM from Klöber. The new low shell chair is made from recycled polyester from reclaimed PET plastic bottles. This conserves precious resources and gives the chair an elegant cantilever structure. The little WOOOM is an eye-catcher at the dining table, in living rooms and hallways – and it’s 100% recyclable.

Owingen, September 2019. Cura is a high-performance two-coloured polyester weave fabric made from 98% post-consumer recycled PET bottles. The product is manufactured by Danish firm Gabriel, one of Europe’s leading providers of upholstery fabrics and close partner of Klöber. The new collection, offered by Klöber in 27 shades, is another step towards improving the environmental footprint for the seating manufacturer from Owingen. The company is also bringing an added bonus to the modern office in terms of environmental friendliness and high-quality design.

Owingen, June 2019. A roof terrace with a fantastic view over the Reeperbahn and Hamburg docks: that’s just one of the many highlights in the “Hamburger Ding”, a modern co-working space on the Nobistor in the St. Pauli district. Tomislav Karajica and Rolf Elgeti, founders of the Home United property brand, developed premises at the west end of the Reeperbahn to create space for around 300 modern workstations, event and fitness facilities, as well as restaurants on the ground floor. Freelancers, start-ups and business experts can achieve their own mix of work and play within this property concept.

Owingen, May 2019. Living Coral, Pantone’s trend colour for 2019, looks great, with a freshness and intensity that transport us into the vibrant world of nature. This makes it the perfect match for the modern office – and for Klöber’s adaptable ConWork office chair concept.

Owingen, October 2018. Sturdy support with maximum flexibility – the mesh backrest of the Connex2 task chair has been redesigned based on the skeleton construction principle used in architecture. With this project, in-house designer Jörg Bernauer has created the premise for a world innovation that is integrated within Klöber’s successful model – the Lordomat®. The skeleton structure of the backrest and the mesh merge together with the mobile lumbar support to form a single aesthetic unit.

Owingen, October 2018. Klöber added together two essential areas of life and finished up with WOOOM. The new shell chair made by the office seating manufacturer has combined the best aspects of “Work” and “Room” to offer some entirely new opportunities with regard to privacy, focused work and communication. It offers everything you need from a desk-style workstation – but gives you that feel-good factor, too.

New work models need new space concepts that promote the comfort and motivation of employees. As a seating specialist, Klöber knows how to bring a breath of fresh air to the workplace of the future with innovative solutions. Thanks to many years of expertise, a close relationship with the progress of science, an open corporate culture and finally a location that’s synonymous with a high quality of living for the workforce, they’ve achieved this again and again. For instance with Klöber’s most recent seating solutions: Connex2 mesh back and WOOOM.

The defining theme at ORGATEC 2018 from 23rd to 27th October 2018 is the modern workplace. Seating manufacturer Klöber from Owingen is exhibiting, striking a fresh note at the leading trade fair for office and facility equipment and furniture.

Owingen, August 2018. Modern working means spending more time in meetings or conferences than at your own desk. But to ensure healthy, comfortable sitting in all situations it’s vital to have chairs that are easy to use, as well as up-to-the-minute seating concepts. The ConWork chair from Klöber adapts to any user’s needs almost by itself – making it ideal for agile working in busy agencies, creative hotspots, start-ups or coworking spaces. In addition, the chair unites modern, ergonomic sitting with a highly customisable character to make a real visual statement.

A.P. Møller Maersk is the largest container shipping line in the world. The headquarters of the German office was looking to relocate in 2016, and they moved into the Ericus-Contor with their current staff of around 350. The building, which was designed by Copenhagen architects’ office Henning Larsen Architects occupies a prime location in Hamburg’s harbourside HafenCity. The new offices are furnished with chairs by Klöber, the seating manufacturer from Owingen.