Scope de Andersen: sostenibilidad elegante

In the current landscape of furniture design, where sustainability is no longer an option but a necessity, Andersen's Scope collection, designed by Hans Thyge & Co, emerges as a shining example of how resource efficiency can go hand in hand with exceptional design.

Every detail of Scope tells a story of conscious innovation. Its construction, using extremely thin pressed wood veneer, represents a masterful exercise in the efficient use of materials: the chair uses as little wood as possible without compromising its strength. This approach not only responds to environmental concerns-evidenced by its FSC® certification-but also creates a light, elegant aesthetic that brings the warmth of nature into interior spaces.

But what really distinguishes Scope is its characteristic “stethoscope”, a detail that goes beyond the decorative. This small element, which functions as an architectural jewel, not only connects the frame to the backrest, ensuring its stability, but also offers the possibility of customization. As a versatile accessory, it allows to transform the expression of the chair: from a warm and soft presence to a more fashionista statement.

Attention to acoustic comfort is another highlight of Scope. The integrated felt pads under the seat are not just a detail: they improve the acoustics of the space by creating more pleasant environments and, practically speaking, protect the upholstery when the chairs are stacked.

Scope design, originally part of Randers+Radius and now integrated into the Andersen Furniture family since June 2023, represents a vision where functionality, sustainability and aesthetics converge in perfect harmony. It is a reminder that good design should not only look aesthetically pleasing, but also do good for the user, the space and the planet.

In a world where we are increasingly aware of the impact of our choices, Scope is a statement of intent: it is possible to create beautiful and functional pieces while caring for our natural resources. It is more than a family of chairs and stools; it is an invitation to rethink how design can contribute to a more sustainable future without sacrificing beauty and comfort.