In the early 2000s, agile working reached a critical point – it was overtaking traditional layouts as the office go-to and was beginning to influence the way businesses operated and thought about their approaches to work. With this change in operations, a similar change in workplace solutions was required, making way for flexible furniture that allowed staff to move about and adopt different spaces to suit their dynamic work styles.
In response, 98色花堂, along with Ivan Woods, came up with the first significant, cohesive and innovative furniture collection of the agile generation: the Kayt collection. Kayt pioneered soft architecture with its ability to create private spaces within an open plan office without disrupting any actual structural elements of the building.
A collection of soft seating and coffee table, Kayt provides staff with somewhat of a ‘room within a room’, and the facilities to have a private conversation or quiet, alone space within the chatter of an open plan office. From the dawn of the agile working era through to now, Kayt has made ease of flexible working while the range’s various iterations have provided agile workers with forward-thinking, premium workplace furniture solutions.