These new features enhance the renowned collections in response to the growing need for adaptable furniture that caters to impactful and collaborative environments.
Mikado is suited for use around home dining tables, in restaurants or in meeting rooms and conceived with sustainability as its guiding principle: as the covers are not glued, they are removable to facilitate cleaning or replacement.
Armchairs and side chairs make a statement as groupings in dining areas and reading nooks, or individually as accent pieces in guest rooms, workspaces and other applications.
Designed by Mara Picco for Aceray, the Prosa collection consists of beautiful solid beech armchairs and side chairs with elegant upholstered curved seat backs.
The Vega Chair was designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen in 1956 as part of the interior of the Vega concert venue, formerly Folkets Hus (the People’s House) in Vesterbro in Copenhagen.
Max's intriguing style supports the workplace destination trend. Fully upholstered in fabric or leather and boasting a soft landing with No-Sag springs and molded foam padding, the frame can withstand the rigorous demands of high-traffic interiors.
Rhapsody is a steel-framed product line offering multiple models: a standard guest, oversize, bariatric, loveseat and benches with matching occasional tables.
The calling card of the collection is its sleek Italian curved plywood back, available in three styles to offer an added layer of customization based on design intent, preference, and end use: interior-upholstered, fully upholstered, or all-wood.
