Colors and materials

Give technology a place in your material palette

Technology is part of the interior, and the structure around it deserves the same attention as furniture, lighting and finishes. LINK brings aluminium profiles, steel pillars, textiles and accessories into a shared design language. Its soft geometry and material palette give architects and interior designers a way to create meeting settings that feel connected to the identity of a project.

Start with the role of the structure

Decide how visible you want LINK to be. A palette close to the surrounding finishes can help the structure sit quietly within a space. A contrasting colour can make it a deliberate architectural feature, marking a meeting point or giving a shared area its own identity. Consider the profiles alongside the display itself: the screen remains a significant dark surface when switched off.

Use textiles to shape the experience

Curtains bring softness, texture and visual screening to the architectural framework. In room solutions, they help create semi-enclosed meeting environments while retaining a connection to the surrounding office. On LINK Dividers, the rear curtain creates a textile finish towards the wider space, and the front curtains allow the display to be concealed when it is not in use. Think about the experience on both sides of the camera. A considered textile backdrop can give a digital meeting a calmer visual setting, while screening reduces distractions for people in the room. Plan how the curtains look when open and closed, including the space occupied by their folds.

Build a palette across different settings

A consistent profile colour can connect wall, room and mobile solutions throughout a workplace, while textiles and accessories introduce variation between areas. Wooden shelves add warmth to wall and room configurations, and smaller accessories can repeat or contrast colours from the surrounding interior.

A curated selection for your project

LINK offers a curated textile selection and three standard colours for metal components, with a small number of additional colours available as optional finishes. If your project requires a different type of textile, we can guide you towards suitable alternatives. Review colours and textures under the lighting conditions of the space and consider how they appear in video meetings. The acoustic contribution of the curtains depends on the fabric, its arrangement and the wider room.

Explore the available colours and finishes, or share your project palette with us to discuss customisation.

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