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Bene office furniture has launched the Toguna: a circular, half-open shape, a cylinder that stands freely in a space.
The idea for the Toguna comes from Mali in West Africa, where it is a gathering place for village elders to take their decisions.
Acoustically screened, the furniture is a conspiratorial space for brainstorming, short meetings or discussions that require intense concentration.
People can sit or stand in it. When someone enters the cylinder, they are right in the middle of the action.
The Toguna is available in two heights: Toguna high and low for seated activities, optionally with a bench or backrest.
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That is a great little conference space.