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Beauty takes many shapes. Pouf, seat with backrest, and bench, Ralik is a fully modular system with elements that can be used in conjunction or apart, as life demands.

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

Mix it up, pull it out, put it away, make some space, set it on display.

Graphic silhouette and color define the soft, generous volumes of Pix.

Structured and soft like a basket of pillows, Shaal wraps around us in a welcoming embrace, inviting tactility and warmth into any space, from residential to contract.

Expressive spatial landscapes unfold with the new Ghia collection of low tables.

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

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

A simple, joyful form, Roopa celebrates small, significant details. Essential shapes form a sculptural signature that can live comfortably with Shaal or other Arper collections.

A simple gesture, a sensuous feel.

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.

Quiet in form and near endless in possibilities, Mixu is a sustainable and versatile collection of chairs and stools that can be completely customized to suit the needs of any context, environment,

Expressive, colorful, and uniquely alive, Oell is where utility, beauty, and elegance find equilibrium.

What does material regeneration look like?

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