Projects
Selected hospitality, workplace and public interior projects featuring Quodes furniture. These projects illustrate how our collection is used in everyday environments — from hotels and offices to public spaces.
SAP Lab Munich
Interior design by Scope Architekten
For the SAP Lab in Munich, Scope Architekten created a workplace that balances openness, collaboration and focus. Industrial elements such as exposed concrete, perforated steel and technical infrastructure are combined with warm natural materials. The Stammplatz chair by Alfredo Häberli contributes a human scale to the space, supporting both informal meetings and everyday work.
SAP Lab Munich
The industrial character of the space is softened by the natural oak Stammplatz chair.
Its sculpted silhouette brings warmth and a human touch to an environment defined by steel, perforated metal and exposed services.
hotel the florian
Interior design by Wonders Interiors.
For Hotel The Florian, Wonders Interiors integrated the Collar bookcase by Nendo into 122 guest rooms. Characterised by its softly rounded edges, Collar forms a natural dialogue with the circular mirrors, basins and bathtubs used throughout the interior.
One of the more unexpected decisions was to place the bookcase directly in the bathroom area. Used for towels and personal belongings, Collar demonstrates how a piece originally conceived as a bookcase can take on a new role in hospitality projects. The result is practical storage that contributes to the warm and domestic atmosphere of the room, while its compact architectural form integrates naturally with the surrounding interior.
hotel the forian
For the hotel suites, Wonders Interiors selected Hexagon by Nendo as a freestanding architectural element positioned between the sleeping area and the bathroom. Rather than separating the spaces with a wall, Hexagon defines the transition while maintaining openness, light and visual connection.
Originally conceived as a hybrid between pedestal, bookcase, room divider and side table, Hexagon occupies a position between furniture and architecture. Its open structure provides storage and display space while contributing to the spatial organisation of the suite.
HYATT REGENCY ZURICH AIRPORT THE CIRCLE
Interior design by GA Group, Kalfopoulos Architekten and atelier zürich.
Stammplatz chairs by Alfredo Häberli were specified for 255 hotel rooms. The chair's warm character complements an interior palette of oak, concrete, soft textiles and deep green accents. Inspired by traditional Alpine café chairs, Stammplatz introduces a subtle sense of familiarity within a contemporary hotel environment.
HYATT REGENCY ZURICH AIRPORT THE CIRCLE
Detail
The role of Stammplatz becomes visible in the details. Its organic silhouette and upholstered seat soften the room's architectural geometry, while the black stained oak, charcoal upholstery and green accents create a carefully balanced composition. A contemporary interpretation of a familiar Alpine archetype.
Town Hall IJsselstein
Architecture by UNStudio · Interior renovation by Wonders Interiors
As part of the interior renovation of Town Hall IJsselstein, Wonders Interiors introduced a series of informal meeting places throughout the building. Within the central atrium, Stammtisch and Stammplatz create a welcoming setting for conversation, waiting and everyday interaction.
Town Hall IJsselstein
Within the central atrium of Town Hall IJsselstein, Stammtisch and Stammplatz create a place for gathering, waiting and informal conversation. Inspired by the communal tables and chairs found in Alpine cafés and restaurants, the combination brings a warm and approachable character to this public interior.
25hours Hotel Zürich West
Stammplatz chairs by Alfredo Häberli were selected for the restaurant of 25hours Hotel Zürich West, where they were combined with custom Stone tables by Sylvain Willenz.
Developed in project-specific dimensions, the tables and chairs create an informal setting that feels equally suited to dining, meeting and lingering.