SW_1 is a conferencing collection for the creative class.
June 21st, 2012
SW_1, designed by Scott Wilson and MINIMAL, is a clear alternative to the generic conference room, created to enhance social connectivity, help foster collaboration, and provide participants the freedom to change postures and positions while remaining entirely engaged in their meetings.

SW_1 is lounge-inspired conference furniture that features a lowered-height table with a conference lounge chair, creating a hybrid collaborative space that’s part conference/part lounge.

The remaining elements in the line – standard and occasional height tables, low-and high-back lounges and conference height chairs – support all of the settings that are utilised during the knowledge creation process (i.e. socialisation, learning, collaboration, and focused activities).

Complementing the SW_1 collection is the all-new Power Pod, a design-conscious, portable power source and accessory tray all in one.
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