Education design must be flexible and ready to adjust quickly to whatever change occurs. Spaces that housed large groups of diners at tables packed in and placed side by side should be flexible enough to create zones for small groups. Kwalu furniture, which is easily cleaned and durable, is the flexible furniture needed for education spaces.
Flexible furniture that supports campus dining options
Dining is one of the most social times spent on campus. It is the time students make and maintain friendships and make plans. Meals are primarily casual. Flexible dining furniture on today’s campus includes bar and counter stools as well as casual dining chairs. Kwalu’s Sciara Bar and Counter Stools are very student-friendly. An optional back handle can be added to the stools for easy positioning. A concealed or visible cleanout make maintenance a breeze.
Flexible furniture supports focused learning
The function of the university library has changed over the years and so has its look. It is now a place of creativity as well as learning. It’s that quiet place designed for focused learning. Gone are the long tables and straight-backed chairs. The furniture for the college library today includes lounge seating and occasional tables. The Oliena End Table by Kwalu can be outfitted with a connectivity grommet so that devices remain fully functioning during long study sessions. It is available in two sizes and heights.
Flexible furniture that supports varied learning
Students learn differently – there are times when individual study is appropriate and group or collaborative study makes more sense. Kwalu has education furniture for these spaces. Our furniture is made of high-impact resilient polymer with patented joint construction resulting in beautiful wood-like finishes and optional power features. It stands up to the rigorous lifestyle of college students and can help the student to remain connected. Individual and group study is achieved easily with Kwalu’s Carisio Ottoman. This ottoman allows the user to control the size of the study space. With it, students can design shapes to foster meaningful collaboration.