Mood glass partition walls by Las Mobili dividing a bright open-plan office

Mood by Las Mobili — the office partition system that multiplies rooms, not shadows

Las Mobili

Paolo Pampanoni

Mood
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Open plans are cheap to draw and expensive to live in: sooner or later every team asks for rooms back. Mood by Las Mobili — the maker of the Jera executive desk — designed by Paolo Pampanoni, gives them back without turning the office dark — a system of single-glazed and double-glazed partition walls built, in the manufacturer's words, for complete transparency and brightness, with minimum visual encumbrance, maximum mechanical resistance and recyclable, sustainably manufactured materials (as declared by Las Mobili).

Four versions, one grammar, sorted by how visible you want the structure: M1 single-glazed on 22 x 40 mm click-assembled aluminum profiles; M2 double-glazed on 50 x 40 mm profiles with an air chamber for acoustics; MM minimal, with the floor profile slimmed to 22 x 22 mm; MN with omega profiles fully hidden in floor and ceiling. Privacy comes with numbers — manufacturer data: 34 dB with 10/11 mm laminated glass, 37 dB with 12/13 mm acoustic glass, 38 dB double-glazed, 41 dB with double acoustic glass. And the field conditions are engineered in: ±15 mm height tolerance, telescopic vertical profiles, variable corners for angles other than 90°, stiffening profiles past 5 meters of run.

Doors, hardware and the technical backbone

The system's doors do the daily work: full-height swing doors — B1 wood, D1/D2/D10 framed glass, E1/E2 all-glass in 10 mm tempered opening to about 180° with concealed or hydraulic hinges — and external sliding doors on a fully concealed upper rail, single or double leaf. Push-bar antipanic hardware, electric strikes and the 120 x 50 mm technical module beside the frame keep code compliance, access control and wiring inside the wall. Glass goes satin, screen-printed or LCD-switchable on request; profiles in oxidized silver, matt black, glossy silver light or any RAL; wood leaves in sixteen melamine finishes. The freestanding version at 2220 mm builds meeting rooms where the ceiling is off-limits, and Mood Box glazed modules top off equipped storage walls. Product certificates can be downloaded on this page.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.

Collection: Mood
Manufacturer: Las Mobili
Design: Paolo Pampanoni
Type: single-glazed and double-glazed office partition walls, with doors and freestanding version

Versions:
M1 — single-glazed: floor profiles 0.87 x h1.6 in click-assembled, ceiling 0.87 x h1.6 in oxidized aluminum single element
M2 — double-glazed: floor and ceiling profiles 2 x h1.6 in
MM — minimal single-glazed: floor profile 0.87 x h0.87 in, ceiling 0.87 x h1.6 in
MN — hidden profiles: omega profiles 0.87 x h1.6 in fully concealed at floor and ceiling
All versions: telescopic vertical profiles, variable corners for non-90° angles, stiffening profiles beyond 5 m, ±0.59 in height tolerance

Noise reduction (manufacturer data): single glazing 0.39/0.43 in — 34 dB; acoustic glass 0.47/0.51 in — 37 dB; double glazing 0.39/0.43 in — 38 dB; double acoustic glass 0.47/0.51 in — 41 dB

Glass: laminated safety glass 5+0.2 in or 6+0.24 in, polished edges; standard transparent 0.39/0.43 in, on request satin or 0.47/0.51 in acoustic with soundproofing films; customizable: screen-printed, satin-effect films, LCD technology

Connections and gaskets: 2-3 way transparent polycarbonate joining profiles with flap shape and high-strength double-sided adhesive; flexible thermoplastic gaskets

Swing doors (full height): extruded aluminum frame with inspection casing; B1 — 2 in leaf, two 18+0.71 in melamine particleboard panels, vertical grain, ~120° opening; D0.04 — 2 in, one 0.24 in tempered glass; D0.08 — 2 in, double 0.24 in tempered glass; D0.39 — 1.6 in, one 0.39 in tempered glass; E1 — all-glass 0.39 in tempered, full-height concealed hinges, ~180°; E2 — all-glass 0.39 in tempered, hydraulic hinges, ~180°; single or double leaf

Sliding doors: external, aluminum rail fully in line and concealed with the upper rail; F1 — wood 18+0.71 in; N — framed glass 0.24 in; G — all-glass 0.39 in tempered; single or double leaf

Handles and accessories: L-type with lock, lever with lock, lever with knob for electric strike, push-bar antipanic (E1, E2, B1), built-in sliding handle with lock; 1.3 x 2.2 in hole for switch or outlet on the door frame; open/close electric strike; draft stoppers; automatic closers, concealed overhead closer for B1/D1/D2/D10; technical module in 4.7 x 2 in aluminum box for wiring and switches; cable-way tubes, 4.7 x 2.4 in tube on request

Freestanding version: Mood M1 at 87.4 in height with upper rectangular aluminum profile 3.9 x h0.79 in; modules L 39.4-47.2-78.7 in

Mood Box: glazed modules above the Box equipped wall, flush heights 43.1 and 84.7 in

Standard modules: glazed modules from 5.9 to 39.4 in wide in four bands (5.9–9.8, 9.9–19.7, 19.7–29.5 and 29.6–39.4 in); wall heights 94.5–106.3 in and 106.3–122.0 in; swing and sliding doors W 39.4 and 78.7 in (the 78.7 in door with one semi-fixed leaf), max height 106.3 or 122.0 in; way frames and adapter frames W 39.4, 47.2 and 78.7 in

Finishes: aluminium profiles and handles in oxidized silver (matt), black electro-color (matt), RAL of choice, silver light (glossy); panels and wood doors in the sixteen standard melamines of the 2026 color card: White 68, Classic Walnut 07, Moss Green 20, Niagara Oak 31, Grey 38, Garnet Red 39, Sage Green 40, Misty Blue 41, Stone Grey 44, Antique Pink 46, Black 59, Dark Poplar 63, Light Poplar 64, Cappuccino M2, Sand Oak M4, Red Curry M5; extra 3D-foil finishes (Grey Elm 12, Bali Walnut 30, Pacific Walnut 37, Wengé 60, Black 56, White 68, Grey Beige 83) to be agreed with the Las Mobili design department

Made to project: 3D-foil covered panels, heights above 122.0 in, lacquered panels, internal acoustic insulation, custom satin finishes and screen printing: non-standard, defined with the Las Mobili design department

Warranty declared by the manufacturer: 5 years on partition and storage walls; limited to the replacement of parts and components

Manufacturer certifications: UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 (SQ174159-ICILA), UNI EN ISO 14001:2015 (ICILA-SGA-17258), UNI ISO 45001:2018 (IMQ-SHS-170062), SA8000:2014 (certificate no. 144), FSC® chain of custody ICILA-COC-000170 with FSC® certified products on request, COSMOB Qualitas Praemium Formaldehyde no. 45/2025 for low-formaldehyde panels; declared contribution of 6 LEED points (MR C4 recycled content, MR C2 construction waste management, MR C5 regional materials, EQ C4.5 low-emitting materials)

Note: manufacturer dimensions and descriptions are indicative and subject to change

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Documents and Catalogs

Mood Catalogue Las Mobili LEED® Credit Contribution Sheet Las Mobili FSC Certification Mood Acoustic Certification

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FAQ

How does one partition system cover both everyday rooms and executive floors?

Through its four versions. M1 single-glazed on 22 x 40 mm profiles handles the everyday grid of meeting and focus rooms; MM slims the floor profile to 22 x 22 mm and MN hides omega profiles entirely for the floors where structure should vanish; M2 double-glazed on 50 x 40 mm profiles adds the air chamber that boardrooms and HR offices need. Same language, mixable room by room — the office reads as one project.

What acoustic performance can we actually count on?

The manufacturer declares it in decibels: 34 dB with standard 10/11 mm laminated glass, 37 dB with 12/13 mm acoustic glass, 38 dB with double glazing, 41 dB with double acoustic glass. Read them as a ladder — corridor separation at the bottom, salary conversations at the top — and specify per room instead of paying for the maximum everywhere.

Which doors are available — and how do codes and access control fit in?

Full-height swing doors in wood (B1), framed glass (D1, D2, D10) and all-glass 10 mm tempered opening to about 180° (E1 concealed hinges, E2 hydraulic), plus external sliding doors on a concealed rail (F1, N, G) — single or double leaf. Push-bar antipanic hardware mounts on E1, E2 and B1 for egress requirements; electric strikes take care of access control; the 120 x 50 mm technical module beside the frame carries switches and wiring inside the system.

Our slab is uneven and the corners are not square — will a glass wall work?

That is the condition Mood is engineered for: ±15 mm of height tolerance, wall registration with slabs inserted, telescopic verticals for true plumb, variable aluminum corners for non-90° angles and stiffening profiles past 5 meters. And when the ceiling cannot be touched — historic buildings, service plenums — the freestanding version at 2220 mm stands on its own.

How far does customization go — and can we validate before ordering?

From satin and screen-printed glass to soundproofing films and LCD-switchable panels; profiles in oxidized silver, matt black, glossy silver light or any RAL; sixteen melamine finishes for wood leaves and panels. Physical samples are available and their cost is fully credited at order confirmation — approve glass, profiles and finishes under your own lighting before production starts.

How to turn one open plan into many rooms — without losing the light

For facility managers and architects: five Mood decisions that make glass partitions actually work.

Draw the room map before the wall map

Count the rooms the teams actually need — meeting, focus, manager, HR — and trace where daylight enters. Glass partitions multiply rooms without subtracting light: modules of 25 to 100 cm and heights to 310 cm follow the plan, not the other way around.

Assign a version to every room

M1 for the everyday grid, MM or MN where structure should disappear, M2 double-glazed where words must stay in the room. Four versions, one language: mixing them keeps the floor coherent and the budget honest.

Give each flow its door

Swing doors up to all-glass 180° leaves, sliding doors on concealed rails where corridors are tight, double leaves for representative rooms — with push-bar antipanic hardware and electric strikes where egress and access control demand them.

Put the wiring inside the wall

Specify the 120 x 50 mm technical module at door frames and the cable-way tubes for single and double glazing: switches, sockets and access control live in the system, not taped to the glass.

Validate samples, then freeze the spec

Approve glass types — transparent, satin, acoustic, screen-printed, LCD — and profile finishes under your own light: physical samples are available and their cost is fully credited at order confirmation. Then lock versions, doors, acoustic classes and finishes in writing.

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