Debuting at Sandler’s HD Expo booth, #4527, are two made-in-America modular seating series. They are both highly flexible and come free of tariffs. Alongside them, visitors to the booth will find dining chairs at various price points, outdoor furniture to enhance alfresco spaces, and Woodlook chairs that come with all the benefits of aluminum frames but have the appearance of wood grain.
Product preview
Flow modular lounge seating
Tariff-free Kawa modular
Tariff-free Klip banquette
Hellen lounge chair with extra-soft seat and cane backrest
Haz-N stackable outdoor armchair
Elia barstool
Kawa
Of note is Kawa, an innovative modular series designed by Annie Lee of ENV in New York. Its name is the Japanese word for “river”, 川, the characters of which echo the flowing shapes of the seating elements.
Kawa has an outstanding ability to flex to meet the needs of the moment. The elements can nestle together to form large, striking configurations, but users can easily move them for their own comfort. By putting the power in guests’ hands to expand or contract the seating, Kawa is perfect for lobbies and lounges.
Kawa’s organic shapes create welcoming seating areas that invite people to sit down, settle in, and stay awhile. The integrated planters add texture and vitality, inviting nature indoors to create oases in communal spaces.
Dining chairs
Dining chairs come in all shapes and sizes, and at Sandler’s booth, they are also at differing price points. There will be handcrafted wooden models, soft upholstery, modern designs, and three Woodlook chairs. The latter have frames that look just like wood grain yet come with the strength and durability of aluminum.
Adora's unique back design
Handcrafted Modena
Banquette and lounge
New for this year is our Klip banquette seating, also designed by Annie Lee from ENV. Its clever quick-connect system makes it reconfigurable, so hospitality venues can rearrange this modular series without even needing to use any tools. Because it is made in Sandler’s Conover factory, it is tariff-free.
Also on show is the gorgeous Flow modular series, which is made up of elegant irregular shapes. Visitors to the booth will see the circular seat, which features one straight edge, along with a movable backrest.
For more details, please contact Katherine Irish at media@sandlerseating.com.
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About Sandler
Sandler is best known for beautifully crafted furniture for hospitality and corporate settings, including high-profile restaurants, hotels, airports, and offices for some of the world’s best-known companies.
Founded as Sandler Seating in London in 1982 by Roy Sandler, Sandler’s American headquarters are in Atlanta, Georgia, with showrooms in Chicago and New York, a warehouse in North Carolina, and representatives nationwide. Sandler began as an offshoot of Sandler Upholsterers, a family business established in 1946. Sandler’s original specialty in the upholstery, assembly, and distribution of portable seating systems for multi-purpose venues still plays an important role for the company today.