The LYS Chair, designed by Patrick Norguet, combines exceptional comfort with timeless elegance. Its architecture is built on an innovative aluminum construction system that seamlessly supports the seat and backrest. This thoughtful design ensures durability and stability while maintaining a…
The 57 Sofa, designed by Finn Juhl in 1957, epitomizes his mastery of sculptural furniture design. This sofa showcases an organic and elegant silhouette, with soft curves that appear to float above the slender wooden legs. Finn Juhl’s innovative approach…
The Big Wooden Bell Chair by Sam Klemick goes beyond functionality, carrying a rich narrative deeply connected to the past. Crafted from a patchwork of old-growth Douglas fir lumber and Douglas fir upholstery, all salvaged from Los Angeles, this chair…
The Spoke-Back Sofa, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1945, was introduced as a visionary concept for the “furniture type of the future.” This classic design seamlessly combines the functionality of a chaise lounge with the elegance of a conversation sofa…
The design concept behind the Band Armchair for Kettal is a breakdown of structure, and the ideation of an object designed using a set of pieces. Directly challenging the classic, sophisticated lines of furniture design, the chair becomes schematic, conceptual.…
The Tridente Armchair, designed by Lina Bo Bardi in 1948, is a timeless masterpiece that beautifully captures the essence of modernist design with Brazilian influences. Known for its minimalist yet striking form, the chair’s name “Tridente” (meaning trident) refers to…
The 5375 KUKA Sofa, designed by Joly Design, combines contemporary elegance with exceptional comfort and a touch of industrial sophistication. Its refined silhouette is complemented by sleek metallic legs, adding a modern and durable foundation to the design. These metallic…
The CH22 lounge chair, manufactured from 1950, was part of Hans J. Wegner’s debut collection for Carl Hansen & Son. The chairs were all made of wood with seats in paper cord instead of upholstery. They are among the designer’s…
The Overlay Sofa, unveiled as the first piece in the Acrostic series for the Friedman Benda exhibition What Would Have Been, exemplifies Raphael Navot‘s visionary approach to design. Limited to an edition of 8, this sculptural masterpiece creates a sensorial…
The Clad Chair, designed by Jader Almeida, is a harmonious blend of minimalist design and impeccable craftsmanship. Its sleek silhouette features smooth, flowing lines that exude elegance while maintaining ergonomic comfort. The chair’s structure is crafted from premium materials, combining…
