This product is created from the assembly of a series of different sized modular panels that, linked together with hinges, provide backrest and armrest around a comfortable horizontal seat cushion. These upholstered panels are locked together and are supported by the legs. Their concave shaped outer surface contributes to the visual “animation” of the elements. […]

The Jean seat system, designed for the home, has been extended to the contract sector with two armchairs with or without back cushion and with single or bi-colour covers in leather or a limited range of fabrics. The supporting structure remains the same and is available in glossy brushed aluminium or painted in chalk white, […]

Like many previous chair projects I have designed the Lightwood Chair is about structure, making use of the unbeatable craftsmanship of Maruni’s wood technology to achieve a light wooden structure. This can be completed with a variety of different solutions for the seat, starting with the lightest, a white mesh, which leaves the structure partially […]

The George system consists of two different types of sofas which both have a tubular metal base, yet are available with or without seat cushions. The second system, without seat cushions but still with cross-stitching, is deeper and has wider armrests. The system comprises a sofa, end units in two sizes, and two chaise-longue end […]

For this project Chipperfield was particularly concerned with finding versatile, robust seating which would meet rigorous usage requirements while conveying a sense of refined luxury. It is planned to finish the museum seating in leather. This line of research has been combined with another theme that Chipperfield was keen to explore; that of obtaining comfortable […]

‘cyborg’ is a series of three chairs by dutch designer marcel wanders for italian furniture manufacturing company magis. In 1960 the term cyborg – which refers to an organism that has both artificial and natural systems – was coined by manfred clynes. then in 1965, D.S. halacy’s evolution of the superman, featured an introduction which […]

The Mesa table evolved from an architectural experiment which was about creating connections as seen in the Elastika installation in the Moore building in 2005 for the Miami Art Fair. Stripping the formal idea back to its constituent parts; ground; structure; surface, the design creates a world in between the two horizontal planes, a world […]

Collection of low tables in a new special double-faced extralight acid-etched glass, characterized by clean formality, delicate proportions and attention to detail. The legs and the top are shaped, chamfered 45°, tempered and thermo-welded together. A remarkable loading capacity is achieved through the particular structure of the table and the tempering process, despite the slenderness […]

A new contemporary chair designed by Toshiyuki Kita for Ligne Roset is a relaxing and comfortable furniture piece for modern lifestyle. Famous furniture items from this Japanese designer are included into permanent collections of many museums. The contemporary chair is designed for different purposes. The @-chair features very modern form and convenient details. Perfect for […]

As with their Rewrite desk from 2011, the aesthetic astonishment arises from the unexpected meeting between the déjà-vu and a surprising new element: the storage section is evocative of the traditional sewing box or workbox, but when one turns away from the original function and updates the materials, it transcends the more ordinary references to […]