OverviewAhrend Cerene is a collection of acoustic office pods designed for open and flexible work environments. The collaboration with BYBORRE integrates a bespoke knitted textile layer that enhances colour, texture and tactility, turning the pod into an architectural element aligned with a space's identity.
Design and textilesBYBORRE supplies custom-developed knitted textiles using innovative knitting technology, from subtle tone-on-tone options to bold graphic patterns. The three-dimensional textile layer adds depth and tactility and can be matched to interior concepts, brand identity and material palettes.
Models and use cases- Available Cerene models: Call, Chat, Meet, Meet XL
- Use cases: focused work, meetings, phone calls, collaboration
Acoustics, comfort and interior features- Intelligent ventilation with continuous air circulation
- High-performance sound insulation
- Ergonomic interiors for sustained productive use
- Modular and adaptable construction for long-term use
Sustainability and transparencyAhrend Cerene and BYBORRE prioritise longevity and reduced overproduction: Cerene's modular design supports long life and BYBORRE manufactures textiles on demand. Both brands offer product and material passports detailing materials, origin and production processes.
Material passports & downloadable factsheetsMaterial passports are available for Ahrend Cerene and the BYBORRE textiles, providing detailed information about materials and manufacturing processes. (Document links are not included here.)
Technical specifications- Product: Ahrend Cerene acoustic office pod collection
- Collaboration: BYBORRE — bespoke knitted textiles and surface finishes
- Available models: Call, Chat, Meet, Meet XL
- Key features: continuous ventilation, sound insulation, ergonomic interiors
- Design options: configurable textiles (presets or custom designs), 3D textile effects, colour/pattern/texture customisation
- Sustainability: modular design for longevity; on-demand textile production to minimise overproduction; product/material passports for transparency