Globe Concept support
Because the best sitting position is the next one
Because the best sitting position is the next one
Globe Concept challenges conventional office seating with a distinctive collection of active seating designs by Peter Opsvik. Rooted in Scandinavian design and the philosophy of active sitting, each chair is developed to encourage movement, variation and greater freedom while seated.
Function drives the design, giving every chair its distinctive character and purpose. From modern workplaces to creative and public spaces, Globe Concept offers alternative seating solutions that bring new possibilities to the way we sit.
Which chair are You?
Globe Two brings a new perspective to active sitting. Designed by Peter Opsvik, this ergonomic office chair features an elevated seat, rotating seat and backrest, and a rounded design that encourages movement and varied sitting positions.
From offices and meeting rooms to creative spaces, Globe Two offers a different approach to everyday seating – at almost any table.
Where would you place your Globe Two?
More than a chair, Globe Tree is a complete workstation in one distinctive design. With integrated work surfaces, rotating supports and multiple sitting positions, it combines active sitting with the freedom to work, move and change posture throughout the day.
One chair. One compact workspace. The setting is up to you.
Originally designed by Peter Opsvik in the 1980s, Garden challenges the very idea of conventional seating. Its sculptural form invites exploration, movement and a variety of sitting positions, while its remarkable height creates a unique perspective of the surrounding space.
Part design icon, part functional seating. Garden makes a statement in any room, lounge or public space.
With today’s technology, work is no longer tied to one place, one desk or one fixed position. Yet traditional seating still follows many of the same old rules.
Globe Concept takes a different approach. By rethinking the relationship between the body, the chair and the space around it, we create seating solutions for a world where flexibility is part of everyday life.
Norwegian designer Peter Opsvik (1939–2024) believed there was no single correct way to sit. By making movement a fundamental principle of his furniture design, he challenged conventional seating and created chairs that support the body without restricting its freedom to move.