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Sustainable design for your work, healthcare or learning environmentGispen WIZZ
Gispen has an extensive collection of project furniture for all types of office and healthcare organisations as well as educational institutions. As an addition to our standard collection, we have developed custom solutions for each sector based on our many years of experience in these specific fields. Our collection not only includes a wide range of Gispen furniture, we also offer numerous products from other A-level furniture brands. To make searching for the right piece of furniture a little easier for you, you can search by type of product or furniture collection.
Do you have circular ambitions and would you like to implement them in your interior design? Gispen is happy to think along with you! You can contact us for a Circular Quality Scan, smart reuse of existing furniture, revitalization of outdated furniture and for new circularly designed furniture. We do everything we can to keep furniture usable for as long as possible, to postpone recycling as long as possible and to avoid waste! How do we implement this?
Hybrid working method supported by circular and stylish interior design
A partnership with circular ambitions
Creating a hotel experience for patients
A hybrid interior leading the way into the future
Opting for a sustainable interior and reused furniture
The faculty moved from its former location in the city centre of Enschede into a building on the campus of the University of Twente.
A hospital has specific requirements for cleaning and disinfection. This has consequences for upholstery and materialization. And for cleaning.
The teacher who simply shares knowledge with passively listening students is a thing of the past. Many educational institutions are glad these times are over, and so are we.
The optimal healthcare environment focuses on the well-being of patients. That offers the best chances of a speedy recovery. As a project designer, we support the healing environment with a good interior design.
Our interior designer Rob Lotstra how you can respond to changes in clever ways