Kinnarps' new product ranges Space and Fields have been awarded the iF Product Design Award 2017, one of the world's most prestigious design awards.

"We are of course happy and honoured that our products have received awards of this nature," says Elisabeth Slunge, Director Global Range & Communications at Kinnarps. "The iF Product Design Award is a highly prestigious award and proves that Kinnarps creates world class furniture. Both Space and Fields are a range of furniture for the modern day workplace, adapted to be flexible and meet the individual demands and requirements of today's working life."

SPACE is a furniture concept designed by the designer Stefan Brodbeck (Brodbeck design) for today's and tomorrow's way of working, meeting and storing. The range is based on a large number of storage modules which are connected and combined depending on the functionality and look you want. The flexibility of the range enables both concentration and discussions as well as space for group and private areas.

FIELDS is a range that works as a link between the traditional workplace and meeting rooms. With the furniture range it is possible to create shared environments, meeting areas, rooms within rooms, creative environments and spaces for concentrated work or private workplaces. The range also consists of a number of modules which can be combined, linked together and placed in a wide range of different ways. The range, designed by Olle Gyllang at Propeller Design AB, contains sofas, easy chairs, tables, screens and accessories.

Kinnarps displays its products and concepts this week during Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. Kinnarps is celebrating 75 years in business in 2017 and therefore invites visitors to participate in an architectural monument at the fair – Silhouettes of Kinnarps. A monument that celebrates the company's 75-year history, its present and its future.

About the iF Design Award
The iF Design Award has been an acknowledged encouragement of outstanding design for 60 years. The iF logo is today a very renowned symbol and the award is considered to be one of the world's most important design awards. Submissions are categorised according to the following areas: Product, Packaging, Communication, Service Design, Architecture, Interior Architecture and Professional Concept. All those receiving awards will also be presented in the iF design GUIDE, the iF design app, as well as displayed at the iF design exhibition in Hamburg where many people go to get inspiration. In total, the jury judged 5,500 entries submitted from 59 countries.