Halo

Halo is an urban furniture family built around the idea of enclosure and the relationship between solid form and open space. Softened rectangular and circular geometries define deliberate voids at the centre of each element, creating a strong yet restrained visual identity.

In the tree bench, this principle becomes a circular gathering space organized around landscape. The timber seating surface forms a continuous line around the tree, while the concrete body and integrated lighting clearly define the boundary of the composition. In the litter bin, the outer shell frames the functional inner volume; in the bollard, the same language is reduced to its purest expression, where an open void becomes the defining feature rather than a solid mass.

Through this recurring principle of framing and enclosure, Halo creates a recognizable family identity across different functions. From parks and plazas to pedestrian areas and campuses, it brings seating, waste management and boundary elements together within one coherent design language.