OFFECCT
Cover image missing

OFFECCT combines the Swedish word 'offentlig'—public space—with the English 'affect,' symbolising the resonance and connective power of furniture in shared spaces. Founded in 1990 by Kurt Tingdal and Anders Englund, OFFECCT has nurtured a belief that effective products and meaningful spaces emerge from a co–creative design process between manufacturers, designers, and architects. The brand empowers collaborators to explore concepts that stretch from radical to practical, merging visionary ideas with meticulous execution. Following through by supporting architects in activating and applying OFFECCT products in their own innovative projects. Since 2017, Offecct has been part of Flokk.

As the modern workspace and living environment trend towards open–plan designs, the need for versatile acoustic solutions have regained momentum. OFFECCT has teamed up with 8 designers part of MA Product Design from ECAL, led by course tutor Camille Blin to reinterpret the acoustic room divider. Acoustics has been a steady part of the OFFECCT's portfolio since the early 2000s and it is time for this category to question its own versatility and its influence on the well–being of our workplaces. How will these reimagined room dividers reshape office environments and serve contemporary work habits? Come and explore these proposals amongst a selection of OFFECCT's newest products.

Related Exhibitions
studiososlow is a Shanghai–based creative design studio specializing in furniture design, lighting design, exhibition design, installation design, and art direction. studiososlow is founded by SHENJUN GE and YUCHEN LI in 2020, their work spans from small-scale furniture and lighting projects to large–scale installations and spatial exhibition designs. Their approach emphasises a deep connection to everyday forms, materials, and sensory experiences, transforming them into objects that resonate with emotional and functional significance.
studiososlow
January 2, 2025
Lighting
Furniture
Part of 2025
Founded in 1976, Dedar is an Italian textile editor that expresses a personal style with its cutting-edge contemporary collections of fine fabrics, wallcoverings and trimmings. Located close to Como, in the heart of a manufacturing district, Dedar experiments and innovates to attain product perfection through an ongoing dialogue with those craftsmen and textile specialists who are most familiar with the techniques employed in the production of excellent fabrics. The essence of Dedar’s creative spirit is driven by force of expression, passion for precious qualities and a sophisticated colour palette, which together create inspirational future classics.
Dedar
January 29, 2024
Wall & Surface
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Materials
Danish Architecture Center (DAC) is an international cultural attraction for everyone who wants to experience and understand how architecture and design create the framework for our lives. DAC is located in BLOX by Copenhagen’s inner harbour and part of the city’s Cultural district. Through exhibitions, tours, events, and education, DAC inspires, educates, and engages visitors. Sustainability is at the core of DACs mission, reflected in its status as a certified Green Attraction. Discover the latest trends in architecture and design at DAC Design Shop, where every product is carefully selected with sustainability in mind. DAC Café prioritises organic ingredients, local produce, and animal welfare while actively minimising food waste.
Danish Architecture Center
January 31, 2023
Materials
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Holder, blends the lines between an editorial platform, a design store and a gallery showcasing a selection of curated furniture and art–led objects for everyday use dedicated to contemporary and collectible design from Latin American designers. They present pieces that exude a strong sense of place, reflecting the geography, society, and unique cultural identity of Latin America. Some of the concepts you'll find in their selection are local and slow production, local materials and techniques, and the use of local labor and industry. Holder's mission is to promote Latin American culture by shortening the geographical gap between Latin America and EU becoming a bridge where creativity and collaboration come together.
Holder
February 4, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2025
Other Exhibitions
Meridiani is a Made in Italy furniture company founded in Brianza, north of Milan, in 1996. Under the art direction of Andrea Parisio, the brand’s designer since its inception, Meridiani stands out for creating timeless, contemporary, and versatile collections that evoke the concept of home as a dress to wear. A strong focus on quality, craftsmanship, technical expertise, and material knowledge defines Meridiani's products. The continuous and passionate search for materials and textures ensures a balance between beauty and comfort, bringing an intimate living experience to life. The brand aims to inspire through refined ideas while offering a variety of shapes and finishes, allowing room for personal interpretation.
Meridiani
March 7, 2024
Schönbuch – a German furniture brand that stands out thanks to its clean designs, expressive colours and wide choice of finishes. As well as aesthetics, functionality and quality are fundamentally important, be it in storage systems with their endless possible variations or individual furniture items and accessories. A specialist in entrance areas, Schönbuch is now equally at home in all living and commercial spaces. The products in its portfolio are not just functional but designer pieces with exquisite craftsmanship and delicate features. Simply beautiful!
Schönbuch
January 30, 2024
Roosa Ryhänen is a Helsinki—based designer whose work blends industrial and product design, creating objects that exist at the intersection of function and art. Ryhänen favours local production and material sourcing, using Finnish birch and supporting local artisans to minimise environmental impact. Ryhänen’s mindset in design production is centred on made–to–order, minimising waste by producing only what is needed and reducing excess inventory. Her work aims to create timeless, collectible designs that not only serve a functional purpose but also challenge conventional design.
Studio Roosa Ryhänen
January 28, 2025
Public Crafts focuses on preserving and reintroducing traditional Japanese materials, which are fading from modern life, through design and spatial composition. The team collaborates with skilled craftsmen in Japan to create handmade products. Additionally, Public Crafts partners with Pure Fabrications, a small atelier based in Copenhagen that creates textiles and clothing entirely by hand in collaboration with its local community. Sharing a common vision, Public Crafts supports Pure Fabrications' efforts to expand the craft community across generations and continents.
Public Crafts
December 8, 2023
×
OFFECCT
Check back soon!