Götessons Design Group A40 Room Divider
The Götessons Design Group Gotessons Design Group G Tessons Group A40 Room Divider is a fabric-covered acoustic screen for dividing work areas. It suits buyers who want a freestanding room-divider format with an upholstered finish, and its key differentiator is a choice of several widths, heights and fabric colors within the A40+ collection.
Fabric Upholstery and Finish
The A40+ uses fabric upholstery, including Mica fabric, so the divider has a covered finish rather than an exposed hard panel. This gives teams a textile surface to coordinate with the surrounding workspace while creating a visual boundary between areas.
Stitched edges are specified, with the seam color matching the fabric. That coordinated detail keeps the finish consistent across the panel, while a white zipper provides a contrasting finishing element. These design details are useful to consider when choosing a screen that will remain visible in a shared room.
Color choices span neutral shades such as white, black, beige, brown and grey, as well as pink, red, yellow, green and blue. This range makes it possible to select a quieter-looking screen or introduce a more noticeable color accent, depending on the look of the room.
A40 Room Divider Configuration
The model is offered in a range of widths and heights, allowing you to compare proportions for the area you want to separate. A narrower format can suit a more focused boundary, while a wider or taller option can create a more substantial visual division; choose the configuration that fits your layout.
A foot set for the A40 room screen is specified as the mounting component. The fastening color is white, which is a practical detail to check against your chosen fabric and the visible surroundings. As a room divider rather than a small desktop screen, the product is designed for positioning as a boundary between parts of a space.
Because the product is identified as an acoustic screen, it is a relevant option when you are selecting a divider for a workspace where acoustic considerations matter. The provided details do not specify a measured acoustic rating, so choose it for its acoustic-screen category and room-divider format rather than relying on an unlisted performance figure.
Choosing Colors and Placement
Consider the color in relation to nearby furniture and the purpose of the division: neutral fabric can blend with the room, while brighter shades can make the screen more visually prominent. The available range supports different interior palettes without changing the fabric-covered design.
For shared work areas, use the A40+ as a way to mark a boundary without adding a solid wall. Before ordering, compare the available proportions and fabric color with the intended placement, and check that the A40 foot set and white fastening suit your setup. This keeps the selection focused on the room’s layout, finish and need for an acoustic room divider.