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Mobel represents ageless, clean-cut and refined Scandinavian design heritage design dialogues with high-class architecture offers a wide range of chairs, tables, desks and lecture hall seating designers Jouko Järvisalo, Pentti Hakala, Teemu Järvi, Heikki Ruoho, Vesa Damski For people who appreciate timeless and unique interior design. www.mobel.fi

Characteristics of LESS • extremely clean and pure design • good option on narrow places • seat tilts with counterweight mechanism tightly against the backrest • fixed or foldable writing tablets on separate legs or fixed in the backrest • with or without upholstery • with or without armrests LESS is delivered assembled, so it is easy and fast to install.

LESS design Jouko Järvisalo

LESS design Jouko Järvisalo

Characteristics of LEC • extremely clean and pure design • good option on narrow places • seat tilts with counterweight mechanism tightly against the backrest • fixed or foldable writing tablets on separate legs or fixed in the backrest • with or without upholstery • with or without armrests LEC is delivered assembled, so it is easy and fast to install.

LEC design Jouko Järvisalo Petter Dass Museum, Norway Architect Snøhetta Architects Photo Lindman photography

LEC design Jouko Järvisalo

LEC design Jouko Järvisalo

LEC design Jouko Järvisalo

LEC design Jouko Järvisalo University of Amsterdam Architect Rudy Uytenhaak Architectenbureau

Characteristics of Opus • detailed, clean design • good ergonomics achieved by flexible backrest • several writing table options • counterweight mechanism • Opus has concealed fixing in the floor – elegant outcome thanks to no visible screws in the floor plates. This facilitates hall’s maintenance • fixing according to customer wishes: floor mounted, riser mounted, demountable Opus T or motorized telescopic Opus fold • new telescopic Opus fold , developed in co-operation with Kerko Seating Solutions

OPUS design Jouko Järvisalo Baerum Cultural Centre, Sandvika, Norway Architect Snøhetta Architects Photo Damien Heinisch

OPUS floor mounted design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS riser mounted design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS T stackable chair design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS writing tablets design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS OPUS T design Jouko Järvisalo Sello Hall, Finland Architect Helin & Co. Architects Photo Voitto Niemelä

OPUS design Jouko Järvisalo Exactum, University of Helsinki, Finland Architect Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects Oy Photo Jussi Tiainen

OPUS design Jouko Järvisalo Piteå Acusticum, Sweden Architect Arkitekthuset Monarken

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo When closing the telescopic seating the seats will be tilted manually forwards down as a set of seats on the corridor (no automatization in the tilting).

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo Electric motor drives the chairs in and out

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo

OPUS FOLD design Jouko Järvisalo

KOVA design Jouko Järvisalo

KOVA design Jouko Järvisalo

KOVA design Jouko Järvisalo

KOVA design Jouko Järvisalo

KOVA design Jouko Järvisalo

MOBEL REFERENCES Acusticum, Piteå, Sweden Arken, Åbo Akademi, Finland AstraZeneca R&D, Boston, USA Baerum Cultural Centre, Sandvika, Norway Biblioteca Municipal de Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal Dar al-Kalima conference building, Israel Delft University of Technology, France Embassy of Finland, Bangkok, Thailand Embassy of Finland, Berlin, Germany Embassy of Finland, Canberra, Australia Embassy of Finland, Paris, France Exactum, University of Helsinki, Finland Geové Verzekringen, Groningen, The Netherlands Kiasma, Museum of Modern Arts, Finland Kumu, Eesti Kunstimuuseum, Tallinn, Estonia...