Catifa 46

Lightweight in form and environmental footprint, Kata is designed with circular sustainability at its core.

Designed in 1951 by Italian-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi, the Bardi’s Bowl Chair is a semi-spherical seat resting lightly on a metallic ring structure, supported by four legs.

High performance in a quiet gesture, the stacking chair has grown up.

The Saari collection is a seating system of chairs, armchairs, sofas and benches designed for restaurants, bars, hotels and lobbies.

Loop is a modular system of soft sofa elements that combine in short clusters or long, flowing lines as unique and expressive as a signature.

With Juno, plastic chair has come of age. Cast in a single form, it has fluid lines and a light profile, in silhouette and weight.

Catifa 70 distills the essence of a lounge chair into a slender, ethereal form.

Strong and decisive, Aston sits at the head of the table.

A quintessential form, pared down to its most elegant components, Wim is a collection of companion piece tables to Arper’s seating catalog.

Graphic, lightweight and fluid, Zinta is a modular sofa system defined by the harmonious juxtaposition of smooth lines and warm materials.

As much a part of Arper’s identity as it is a testament to enduring design, Catifa 53, that inspired Catifa Up, is the piece that started it all.

Catifa 53 is the original: the inspiration that extends to Arper itself.

A perimeter to define space. Paravan is sculptural in form and architectural in execution, both articulating and creating space.

A classical form, repeated. The Arcos collection is a restrained interpretation of Art Deco’s geometric glamor — without the ornamentation.

Sean is a collection of sofas and a bench that combines generous, geometric volumes with slender, cast metal legs.