Schamburg & Alvisse

EDO teahouse

Inspired by Tokyo’s “dori” (streets) and “yokocho” (laneways), the EDO Streetscape pays homage to the city’s sophisticated blend of technology and tradition. Offering a modular kit of parts for creating “utsukushi basho” (beautiful places) for people to work, learn and refresh. EDO teahouse is a team meeting module with a roof that is suitable for four to six people available with a high backrest, legs with rail and lumbar cushions.

Dimensions

Length: 2330mm
Width: 1670mm
Height: 2100mm

Lead Time

6 - 8 Weeks

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EDO Streetscape

EDO, Australian designed by Schamburg + Alvisse, takes its cues from the Japanese mega city, humanized by intimate tea houses, intriguing lane ways and bustling courtyards

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Schamburg & Alvisse EDO armchair

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO campfire

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO curve

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO lounge

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO low back range

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO meet

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO ottoman

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO worklounge

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO workpod

Schamburg & Alvisse EDO modular lounge

Schamburg + Alvisse

Pioneers of sustainable furniture design and manufacture, Schamburg + Alvisse have designed to an ethos of sustainability throughout their practice career. The success of their upcycling post‐consumer waste plastics into high value products remains a milestone for the duo. As was becoming Australia's first furniture manufacturer to satisfy the rigorous green timber standards of the Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) and Greenpeace.

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