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Agati designs and manufactures furniture for public spaces including airports, libraries, universities, K-12 schools, healthcare environments, and courthouses. Our furniture is created to support the unique demands of high traffic environments while delivering comfort, durability, and modern design. We work with architects, designers, dealers and facility planners on furniture solutions for public spaces. Agati designs seating, lounge furniture, tables, study pods, and furniture with integrated power solutions that enhance how people work, study, wait, and gather. Each product is engineered for long term performance, easy maintenance, and flexible layouts that adapt to evolving environments. By balancing aesthetics, functionality, and longevity, Agati helps organizations create welcoming spaces that support people and operations for years to come.
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451 N. Claremont Ave, 60612, Chicago , United States
- 1(312) 829-1977
- Quotes@agati.com
- agati.com
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