Enea benches. Recent contract projects made by this Spanish company with multiple seats

ENEA presents the last international projects equipped with its benches. From one end of Cornwall in the United Kingdom to the beautiful French city of La Rochelle rely on the singularity of the ENEA benches to dress their spaces.

Incomparable are the benches of ENEA, those duplication of a single seat designed to cover in a reasonable way the public or private spaces in which is needed to make profitable the waiting area dedicated to people, as each of the programs developed by the company is able to adapt to the singularities of completely disparate spaces.

Visiopole eye centre, La Rochelle (France). Open collection, design Gabriel Teixido

UCLH Medical Centre (UK). Bio collection, design Josep Llusca

Hospital St. Elisabeth, Turnhout (Belgium). Global collection, design Josep Llusca

ENEA in all interior design projects always seeks the complicity of their benches with the space, considering them more than just a multi-composition seat. We are not short of examples because, Talky, Open, Oh!, Bio and Global, thanks to it shapes, combinations and flexibility of finishes are the protagonist of several public facilities, giving a special distinction to the environment.

Hospital of Calais (France). Oh! collection. Design Gabriel Teixido

Lands End Airport - Cornualles (UK). Talky collection, design Josep Llusca

Hospital St. Elisabeth, Turnhout (Belgium). Open collection, design Gabriel Teixido

Different solutions have been used to dress the public spaces of the waiting room of the Lands’ End Airport in Cornwall (United Kingdom), the Hospital of Calais (France), and the Visiopole eye centre of La Rochelle (France) the Hospital St. Elisabeth in Turnhout (Belgium) or the UCLH Medical Centre (United Kingdom).

Visiopole eye centre, La Rochelle (France). Open collection, design Gabriel Teixido

UCLH Medical Centre (UK). Bio collection, design Josep Llusca

Source: Enea

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