Dauphin’s new Fiore chair collection has an invisible USP – an antimicrobial MicroSilver finish that is effective against bacterial infection and other micro-organisms.

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With its new Reefs collection, German office-furniture manufacturer DAUPHIN provides planners with a flexible, modular tool that transforms open spaces in the workplace into a multifunctional infrastructure for working, exchanging and relaxing.

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In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the German office furniture manufacturer DAUPHIN is launching a re-edition of its cleverly functional, well-thought out and contextually versatile classic office chair “Modell 1000”.

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Dauphin HumanDesign Group produces furniture that responds to the varying needs of contemporary workplaces, from ergonomic task chairs to storage and seating for breakout areas

In its staging of inspiring work environments, premium office-furniture manufacturer DAUPHIN HumanDesign Group’s new London office speaks directly to architects, designers and other professionals.

Dauphin has been pioneering the design and production of innovative office furniture since 1969, under the stewardship of the Dauphin family. Steady growth, and the acquisition of several other brands specialising in design-led products and systems, have helped to affirm the Dauphin HumanDesign Group’s status as a European design powerhouse with a global reach. (text by Alyn Griffiths)

 
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Dauphin Home‘s “Little Perillo“ chair combines contemporary design with top-quality materials, and is now also available in an upholstered version in a motif inspired by the Austrian ski resort Kitzbühel

Flexible, adaptable furniture shouldn’t mean a compromise on comfort. With its invaluable know-how in office furniture, DAUPHIN brings the rigour it applies to products for the work sphere to its home brand. The result: peerless comfort, extreme robustness. (by Johannes Hünig)

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