Chairs

Brianza

Designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune 2017

Its feature is the extra width. In fact, it is slightly wider than most chairs, making it feel more luxurious than other chairs in this typology, without using more floor space than an usual chair.

design B.B.P.R

1953

design Claesson Koivisto Rune

2013

design by Studio Gherardi

design by Novamobili studio

Design by STUDIO GHERARDI

A cross-functional collection for either a classic or modern interior.

The collection has been made using woven threads normally used for fishing nets, the designs are all different and original, like their names.

Shading is an unusual choice for design projects because it blurs outlines and tricks our perceptions of size, weight and proportions.

An aesthetic that crosses the line; rational, logical interpretation is replaced by instinctive perception.

The frame of Ripple Chair is made of white polished and natural injection-moulded thermoplastic to highlight the design in relief that is reminiscent of the traces left by sea waves on sand.

For Moroso, Ron Arad has trod a strongly materials-oriented path, from polyethylene upholstery to wood.

Multisensory design which calls out to be stroked, interpreted through touch and constantly re-processed.

A homage to the “lowly” tradition of the chair made contemporary by using two apparently contrasting materials.

A homage to the “lowly” tradition of the chair made contemporary by using two apparently contrasting materials.

A homage to the “lowly” tradition of the chair made contemporary by using two apparently contrasting materials.

Modou is the name that Ron Arad chose for his collection: dynamic and cinematic just like a futuristic bolide, as a homage to the metalworker Modou, that worked with him in Dakar.

Structure in varnished aluminum for outdoor use.

The paint detail in these products is particularly important as it creates a special vintage effect.

The Rock chair was inspired by the geometric structure of crystals and minerals.

Rift, to borrow the geological term for crack or fissure, is a seating system which cuts across the contemporary domestic living space.

Multisensory design which calls out to be stroked, interpreted through touch and constantly re-processed.

Multisensory design which calls out to be stroked, interpreted through touch and constantly re-processed.

Bo Stackable Chair by Philippe Starck, 2002