Common Areas

Common Areas

Not every space fits neatly into a single category. This section brings together reception, waiting, open concept, and corridor applications across a broad range of building types and uses. Whether you're specifying Lesro for a boutique apartment lobby or a sprawling civic space, the installations here are meant to spark ideas and show what's possible when furniture is chosen with intention.

Reception & Waiting Open Concept CORRIDORS

Reception & Waiting Rooms

A reception or waiting area can exist almost anywhere and the design challenges are as varied as the environments themselves. From a welcoming lounge tucked inside a residential complex to the front office of a community-focused organization, these spaces ask furniture to do a lot: set a tone, accommodate diverse users, and hold up to daily use. Lesro furniture executes all that and more exceptionally well.

Siena

Project

Parkview Apartments | Michigan

Innerspace Design, Inc. | Fusco, Shafer, & Pappas Inc.

Case Study

Siena Collection

Avon

Project

Henry Street Settlement | NYC

Office Furniture Heaven

Avon Collection

Open Concept

Open concept spaces offer enormous design freedom and an equally significant specification challenge. Large, undivided floorplans demand furniture that can define zones, guide movement, and create moments of comfort without the help of walls or enclosures. It's where seating arrangements do the work of architecture to make these wide-open spaces feel considered and complete. See how Lesro accomplishes these challenges in the examples below.

Siena

Project

Kings Point | Florida

Siena Collection

Fremont

Project

Cancer Center | Tennessee

Aerial Innovations Southeast Photography

Fremont Collection

Amherst Wood

Inspiration

Large Lobby

3 Seats with Center Arms & without Center Arms, Occasional Tables

Amherst Wood Collection

Ravenna

Inspiration

Lounge + Showroom

3 and 4 Seats with Center Arms, Occasional Tables

Ravenna Collection

Corridors

Hallways are often overlooked in the specification process, but the reality is that people wait, rest, and transition in these spaces every day. A Gansett bench by the elevator or a Mystic Guest outside of an exam room can make a meaningful difference in how a space feels — and how it functions. Even the most constrained or unconventional locations can be furnished with care.