Offering the functionality of a traditional panel system with an extra touch of tailored elegance, Still creates privacy and separation in open-plan environments. The collection supports partially to fully enclosed spaces with optional integrated power for solo and group activities. The result is a product with multiple uses, including reduction of visual distractions and noise as well as the enforcement of greater social distancing and direction of traffic circulation.
Still takes its inspiration from architecture with an emphasis on light, proportion, rhythm, and materials. Screens may stand solo or be layered to create a desired composition. Endlessly flexible, Still is designed to address the evolving needs of office, hospitality, education, and healthcare environments.
Upholstered Screens are constructed with an internal wood frame. Acoustic insulation is adhered to absorb environmental noise and provide a soft, tack-able surface. They are fully upholstered with no visible hardware. Wood screens are fully constructed of solid Oak or Walnut and finished in a satin clear water-based finish.
Terry Woodside has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Queens University. He has extensive experience in the automotive industry as well as contract furniture.
Lee Fletcher has long been obsessed by the made environment and received his MA in Industrial Design from Manchester Metropolitan University.
The team has been working together for 10 years and have established themselves as a versatile, creative design partnership.
