For
Architects

Yes. Most After-Form objects can be adapted for a specific interior, public space, hotel, office, school, airport, retail area, gallery, or private project. We can adjust dimensions, seating capacity, footprint, finish, color, material direction, mounting logic, assembly method, and installation requirements while keeping the original parametric design language.

Yes. We can create a new custom parametric furniture piece, sculptural bench, reception desk, wall panel system, lighting object, display structure, or spatial feature from the beginning. The process starts with your floor plan, reference images, dimensions, design brief, material direction, budget range, and installation context.

We work on custom furniture, parametric benches, reception areas, 3D wall panels, sculptural lighting, 3D printed objects, public seating, lobby features, retail installations, hospitality interiors, office spaces, schools, airports, museums, galleries, and outdoor public-space objects.

Our main furniture material is birch plywood, usually CNC-cut into individual sections and assembled with an internal metal rod system. Depending on the project, we can also work with MDF, solid wood, metal, resin, composite materials, 3D printed plastic, lighting components, and custom finishes.

Yes, selected objects can be developed for outdoor use. Outdoor projects require additional decisions about material, protective finish, anchoring, drainage, UV exposure, humidity, temperature changes, maintenance, and local climate. We can adapt the design for indoor or outdoor conditions depending on the brief.

Yes. After-Form pieces have been used in airports, malls, business centers, public streets, hotels, offices, and cultural spaces. For high-traffic projects we pay special attention to durability, stability, assembly, surface finish, maintenance, and how people will sit, move around, touch, and interact with the object.

Yes. We can design and produce custom parametric reception desks for offices, hotels, galleries, clinics, wellness centers, schools, and commercial interiors. A reception desk can include a visitor-facing sculptural facade, working surfaces, storage zones, equipment space, lighting integration, and dimensions adapted to the interior layout.

Yes. Material and finish samples can be prepared by request for active projects. Samples are useful for architects, interior designers, clients, and contractors who need to review color, plywood finish, surface treatment, texture, or general production quality before final approval.

Yes. We can provide catalogs, product descriptions, reference dimensions, finish information, images, and project notes for client presentations, tender packages, moodboards, and specification documents. For custom projects, technical information is prepared after the design direction and dimensions are confirmed.

First, we review the project brief, space, dimensions, references, budget expectations, and timeline. Then we suggest the object type, material direction, and production approach. After that we develop the parametric form, confirm dimensions and finishes, prepare production information, fabricate the object, pack it, ship it, and support installation planning.

Yes. We work with international projects and can coordinate object design, production, packaging, and shipping for different countries. Shipping and installation planning are calculated separately based on size, destination, packing method, access conditions, and project schedule.

Delivery depends on the size and urgency of the project. Large furniture and architectural objects can be shipped by sea freight, which is usually slower but more cost-effective, or by air freight, which is faster but more expensive. Smaller objects, samples, lights, and compact pieces can often be sent by courier services.

Large parametric furniture pieces are usually delivered disassembled in crates or boxes and assembled on site. This makes international shipping, site access, and handling easier. We provide assembly logic and project-specific instructions depending on the object.

We can support installation planning with assembly information, object layout, packing notes, and coordination details. For complex projects, installation support can be discussed separately depending on location, object size, site conditions, and contractor requirements.

Lead time depends on the object size, design complexity, material, finish, approval process, and shipping method. A custom piece requires time for design development, confirmation, fabrication, finishing, packing, and delivery. For urgent projects, we can discuss faster production or air delivery options where realistic.

We can plan around project deadlines when the timeline is clear early enough. The earlier architects contact us, the easier it is to align concept development, client approvals, production, packing, shipping, customs, and installation with the construction or opening schedule.

Yes. Architect and designer pricing can be discussed for active projects, repeat collaborations, multiple pieces, and larger commercial orders. Conditions depend on object type, quantity, customization level, production complexity, and delivery requirements.

Yes. Plywood objects can be finished in different tones and protective coatings. Wall panels, lighting objects, and sculptural pieces can also be developed with custom color, surface depth, texture, and finish direction. Final options depend on material, use, and whether the piece is indoor or outdoor.