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KERN is a broad system of modular seating elements designed for gathering and waiting. A fully modular family of elements that can be used independently or be freely combined to create functional and unique compositions, suitable for any interaction or waiting space. KERN modules can be easily rearranged to create modern and flexible spaces to wait, meet, work, or simply relax. Its full modular spirit and the wide variety of modules available, make it a truly adaptable and transversal system suitable for every interaction space or context. KERN is composed by four collections: sofas, modular seats, meeting booths, and occasional tables. The combination of these four collections creates a complete universe of versatile elements able to solve the needs of today´s interaction and waiting spaces.
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Round side table Ø70cm with height 35cm3D_KER0510.zip
Round side table Ø90cm with height 35cm3D_KER0520.zip
Oval coffee table 110x60cm with height 35cm3D_KER0560.zip
Rectangular coffee table 110x60cm with height 35cm3D_KER0550.zip
Square side table 70x70cm with height 35cm3D_KER0530.zip
Square side table 90x90cm with height 35cm3D_KER0540.zip
Luke Pearson and Tom Lloyd, co-founders of the award-winning design studio Pearson Lloyd, share a firm belief that their role as designers listen to the world for opportunities to improve lives. They met in 1993 when they crossed paths at the Royal College of Art in London, each pursuing a Master’s degree – one in furniture design and the other in industrial design.
Since founding Pearson Lloyd in 1997, the duo has established a cross-sector position built on insights from the social, economic and environmental challenges facing people across home, work and travel. With a team of strategists and designers focus on decoding complexity to create products and experiences that balance the rapidly changing needs of user, client and planet.
Pearson Lloyd partners with ambitious clients to use the scale of industry as a uniquely powerful tool for transformation. International design projects with Bene, Teknion, ThyssenKrupp, TAKT, Joseph Joseph, City of Bath and Lufthansa have defined new typologies and user behaviours that respond to our rapidly changing world.
Luke and Tom were awarded the distinction of Royal Designers for Industry by The Royal Society of Arts in 2008; in 2012 they were named in the top 50 designers ‘Shaping the Future’ by Fast-Co Magazine in New York; and, in 2023, their studio Pearson Lloyd was awarded ‘Designer of the Year’ by Dezeen. They regularly serve on international design panels and juries around the world and have lectured for a number of years at ECAL and the RCA. In 2022, Luke and Tom were bestowed as Honorary Doctor of Design by Nottingham Trent University. Tom was Master of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry from 2021 to 2023.
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