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Inspired by the architectural structure of bridges — at once strong and lightweight — Meety retains its unique character from its cast aluminum legs that seamlessly integrate into multiple tabletop

The Paravan collection’s robust modularity is amplified by a set of accessories that add an additional layer of use and personalization to the streamlined system of panels.

Aava transforms the essential and efficient to an evocative form.

The Catifa Sensit offers the comfort of a traditional office task chair without the bulk of visible technology.

Kinesit is Arper’s first office chair that is one hundred-percent compliant with regulatory requirements.

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.

Islands for gathering. Constellations for activity.

Fred is a sleek, versatile table, amenable to almost every situation.

Smooth like a pebble, soft as mounded moss. With low rounded curves, Adell evokes a precious keepsake from the natural world — whether in use indoors or out.

Strong and serene, Planesit adds to Kinesit’s intuitive, built-in technology and superlative comfort, and offers a new, accessible expression of ergonomic support.

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

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.

A trusty partner. Substantial, yet lightweight, Saul tables are allies and complements to the Arper collection of sofas and soft furnishings.

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

Triangular in form and modular in nature, Ply is a system of low tables and stools rendered in fluid lines of wood.