Introducing new additions to the Dwell lounge collection.
Dwell expands its modular language with a new family of curved units, Dwell Hubs and rear desks, extending the collection into a broader range of spacial and functional settings.
Introducing the Dwell curved, hub and rear desks
- Introducing the Dwell curved, hub and rear desks
- October 2026
Available in 30deg, 45deg, 60deg and 90deg in a smaller and larger diameter, the curved modules can be combined with existing Dwell components to create everything from compact curved settings to larger, continuous configurations.
This expanded geometry allows the system to respond more fluidly to its surroundings, breaking up larger spaces while maintaining the considered proportions and visual continuity of the collection.
Dwell Hubs build on the same modular foundation, combining two stand-alone extended arm lounge units around a shared central table to create defined spaces for focused work, informal meetings and private conversation.
Available as 2P, 4P and 6P settings, Hubs can be configured with different arm, table, desk and power options to suit varying degrees of privacy and collaboration.
Central tables provide a shared surface within the enclosed setting, while integrated power and cable management allow technology to be incorporated without disrupting the clean lines of the system.
New rear desks extend Dwell’s functionality beyond the seating itself, creating dedicated work surfaces from the rear of extended-arm and high-back configurations. Available across straight and curved configurations, the desks support individual work while making use of the space around the lounge rather than adding a separate freestanding workstation.
Together, these additions broaden Dwell’s ability to shape contemporary environments, while retaining the modularity, adaptability and quiet visual language at the heart of the collection.
In Australia, the Dwell Lounge Collection is available exclusively through Stylecraft.
For all international enquiries, contact us directly via sales@rossgardam.com.au
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