Furnishing system Bar Sharing
Why BAR SHARING?
To respond to the new needs of managers of public premises with an innovative furnishing system that is flexible in time and space.
The starting point
The LINK is the essence of the BAR SHARING design, a high table which can be used as a counter top or, in a different position, as a table for “sharing”... Together with its lower variation, the LOW LINK, it is the element that gives the premises FLUIDITY and which makes it possible to change configuration even during the same day.
“Free” modularity
The BAR SHARING modules are self-supporting and self-sufficient as they are finished on all sides. Like domino tiles, they can be arranged in any way, without any “rules” for composition, without purpose-built corners, or front and back, and with the possibility of leaving space between one module and the next.
Multi-purpose and destructuring
With BAR SHARING the approach to design has changed: modules can be placed around pillars or other architectural features, creating corners of any angle, leaving space between one module and the next to insert a LINK or any other furnishing complement
Implementation and “reuse”
Thanks to the discontinuity of composition, the furnishing system can be implemented over time by adding new modules with new services. BAR SHARING is the right furnishing programme for temporary locations as it is really easy to reuse the same modules in new spaces with other configurations.
BAR SHARING:
a complete programme
72 modules for all the food & beverage services: sink, coffee, cocktail, refrigerated tank, heated surface, refrigerated cells, PANORAMA gelato pozzetti, refrigerated display cases, heated display cases, nonrefrigerated display cases and bakery service. The range is completed with the LINK and LOW LINK tables and the SHARING stool.
Store Configuration:
There are 6 different categories of stores with 20 different combinations:
- Taste Places with 3 different layouts
- City Places with 4 different layouts
- Seaside Places with 3 different layouts
- Transit Places with 3 different layouts
- Cultural Places with 4 different layouts
- Wellbeing Places with 3 different layouts
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