Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitllet Hi Cut Chair
The design of the structure of the chair, moulded in a single piece, is based on contrasting curves and angles: the front legs and front part of the seat are squared, while the rear legs and back have a softer, rounded form, which reverts to the angular design in the upper backrest.
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Bed in white or grey stained oak or in natural American walnut. Adjustable slat supports. Slat on request.
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Minimal geometries, a soft touch and enveloping form for the headboard upholstered in leather.
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The extreme wideness, combined with an image of lightness, marks the aesthetic of the Park bed, design Carlo Colombo.
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A bed, design Soo Chan, dense of glamour and of strong suggestions in which the arrangement choices express a precise calling for contemporaneity.
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The bed Onda is a modern element of decoration, characterized by strong personalization.
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Ala, designed by Paolo Piva, is not just a bed, but a system that allows the headboard to be extended, creating "wings" that make it both more useful and more pleasing to the eye.
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Zoe, design by Paolo Piva, has an eye catching original design, but its aim is very simple: to provide the best possible comfort.
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The monolithic and geometric shape of Leila makes it an elegant, full leather or fabric upholstered armchair for a restaurant, an offices and for home.
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Chair (MW101) with structure in tubular chromed, golden or painted steel in white, red or black.
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The minimal iconic shape at the front of the object is revolved around, keeping a constant flow of similarity between the different objects of this collection.
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A lightweight chair whose concept and proportions evoke the Japanese tradition of Origami, taking its form from gentle folds, developed from a single die-pressed piece of curved ply.
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A classic design from Børge Mogensen's youth, the spoke-back chair matches his ever-popular spoke-back sofa. He designed it in 1945, when he and his peer Hans J. Wegner furnished a three-room flat for the autumn exhibition of the ... A classic design from Børge Mogensen's youth, the spoke-back chair matches his ever-popular spoke-back sofa. He designed it in 1945, when he and his peer Hans J. Wegner furnished a three-room flat for the autumn exhibition of the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild.
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Ergonomically formed and molded seating, expresses the characteristics of the material used: possibility to make a thin at the same time rigid shell is held by a metal or a wooden frame.
