Juno

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.

Aava transforms the essential and efficient to an evocative form.

Steeve is a modern, modular system imagined for the refined home or work environment.

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

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

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

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

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

A simple gesture, a sensuous feel.

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

Featuring the same soft, emblematic Catifa form, Catifa 60 adds more generous proportions and performance.

Like a soft, enveloping flower, the shape of Duna 02 is evocative and contemporary.

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

Nuur is the archetypal table: a single, spare plane floats above four slender legs.

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.