A place to sit. A desk that welcomes you in. A counter that becomes part of the conversation. Fomra brings parametric geometry into functional pieces, giving the places people use every day a character of their own.
Shape with a purpose
A sequence of profiled elements creates the curves, transitions and rhythm of each piece. The geometry gives it a sculptural presence, while its proportions respond to what people need to do there.
Whether it belongs in a home, workplace, lobby or hospitality interior, the design starts with its role in the room.
Three ways to bring the form into use
Parametric Seating
Seating can give people a place to pause and the room a point of interest. Explore sculptural benches and seating features, with the profile, dimensions and arrangement considered for their intended setting.
Parametric Desks
A desk often makes the first impression in a reception area. Parametric forms bring depth and movement to its exterior, while the working side is planned around the people using it.
Parametric Counters
Counters connect people across a space. A shaped front can give a service point or welcome area its identity, with the overall dimensions and surface requirements developed around its use.
Warm birch. Crisp painted forms. Woodgrain texture. Soft, colourful PET felt. The right choice depends on what you want to see, touch and feel in the space.
We can help you compare options as the design takes shape, including unfinished materials when your project calls for finishing on site.
Have questions about our parametric interiors? We’d be happy to help.
Project-specific shop drawings set out the approved form, dimensions and assembly details. We confirm the material, finish and scope before fabrication, then check the components and prepare the relevant assembly information for delivery.
Where the piece meets other millwork, countertops or site services, those interfaces are coordinated with the project team.
We can review a selected design for your layout and intended use. Available adjustments depend on the geometry, material and functional requirements.
Are these complete pieces or sculptural components?
The supply scope is confirmed for each project. We identify which seating surfaces, worktops, supports and other components are included, and which need to be coordinated with your project team.
Can I bring my own design direction?
Yes. Share a sketch, reference image or layout, along with how the piece will be used. We can explore what is possible and discuss the design development needed.
How do we get started?
The next step is to submit your project details through our intake form or book a short design call.Â