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Flokk
Inspire Great Work | Designing Better Workplaces | Creating Sustainable Seating Solutions For Your Office
About Flokk
Flokk is a family of design-led brands shaping workspaces where people and organisations thrive. From our roots in Scandinavian task seating design, we’ve grown into a global leader in workspace solutions – creating furniture that supports people wherever and however they work. The name Flokk comes from the Norwegian word for “group” or “herd”. It reflects our belief that workspaces should bring people together – to focus, collaborate and connect. We believe great design can do more than look good. It can enhance well-being, enable productivity, and help reduce environmental impact. We work closely with businesses and specialists in design and well-being to shape workspaces where people feel supported, valued and able to do their best. As a leading manufacturer of design-led brands providing high-quality workspace solutions, we’ve built a strong presence across Europe and North America, with products sold in more than 80 countries worldwide. Our growing family includes renowned brands such as HÅG, Offecct, Giroflex, RH, Profim, Stylex, 9to5 Seating, Via Seating, Connection and Malmstolen – each with its own identity, delivering thoughtful, durable solutions for every kind of workspace and every kind of person. Headquartered in Oslo, Norway, our production network spans across Europe, North America, and Asia, with sites in Røros (Norway), Nässjö (Sweden), Turek (Poland), Mirfield (UK), Zhongshan (China), Hawthorne (USA), Delanco (USA) and Reno (USA). Our global reach is strengthened by sales offices in over 15 countries, supporting customers in more than 80 markets worldwide. With around 2 000 dedicated employees, we work together to fulfil our vision; to inspire great work.
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Presence & Recognition
Flokk hosted the Skøyen Designfestival AS at its showroom over two days.
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Products & Services
Flokk released a limited run of 150 wooden chairs in 2022, built on the same synchro-motion technology inside every chair the brand makes today.
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Products & Services
Flokk's Oslo HQ at Skøyen Designfestival AS will host the launch of Balloon, a new fabric from designer Kiki Plesner made through an analogue process.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Flokk made its second acquisition in Canada this year, building on the platform established with Spec Furniture Inc.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Flokk announced that ergoCentric Inc has joined the Flokk family based in Mississauga, Ontario.
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Capital & Finance
Flokk achieved group annual sales of approximately USD 600 million through its acquisitions.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Flokk launched brand number 12, its second Canadian brand in four months, and one that speaks its language.
Reported by Elisabeth Barrie
Operations & Supply
Flokk operates two factories in Ontario, employing over 200 people.
Reported by Elisabeth Barrie
Capital & Finance
Flokk grew from USD 100m to around USD 600m in twelve years, and now has twelve brands.
Reported by Elisabeth Barrie
Strategy & Corporate Development
Flokk closed its second acquisition in Canada this year, with revenues approaching NOK 6bn and half of sales now in North America.
Reported by Henning Karlsrud
Strategy & Corporate Development
Flokk acquired ergoCentric Inc to expand its North American presence and provide nationwide distribution in Canada with a robust portfolio of modular ergonomic chairs.
Reported by Henning Karlsrud
Presence & Recognition
Flokk's HQ in Oslo is participating in the Skøyen Designfestival AS from 4 to 5 September, featuring an advance preview of Profim Lunea, Connection's arrival in Norway with Kuppe, Oko, and Omni, and the recently launched OFFECCT Font meeting chair.
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Products & Services
Flokk launched HÅG as a brand designed by Peter Opsvik
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Research & Knowledge
Flokk published the opening piece in the new series 'The Behavioral Lens' exploring the psychology behind how people use space, with Bongers in collaboration.
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