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A collection in which the structure is the protagonist: an evocative project in which the passion for wood acts as a common thread, and where the space conveys lightness and allows you to better di

Observation of the bow kite, the inflatable kite used in kiteboarding, which curves and is propelled by the wind in order to gain altitude, was the generating idea behind the Bowie chair .

Sinuous shapes and comfort are the key elements of the collection in which the upholstery marries the rigid structure of the wood: an embrace that ranges from classic to contemporary and modern sty

Clean lines and authentic materials characterize the design of the unam collection is based on skills and aesthetic related to tradition and revisited in a modern key.

Collection in ashwood composed by dining chair and armchair, upholstered seat and back.

Barstools with ashwood seat and painted steel legs with ashwood inserts, available in two different heights (counter- and bar-). Footrest in Painted steel.

Collection in beechwood, composed by stacking dining chairs with wooden back and upholstered or wooden seat.

Collection composed by dining chairs in ashwood, seat upholstered or handwoven in synthetic thin rope, back in bent plywood, available in two different shapes.

Just like the three islands, three are the products: an armchair, a stool and a family of chairs.

The classic and essential modern: elegance and rigor enclosed in a retro spirit, to give life to minimal chic furniture, never predictable, that give character to any room.

Dining armchair in beechwood with upholstered seat and back.

The Boogie series captures the classic director's chair, featuring clean, geometric lines and an upholstered seat that can be customized in fabrics and nuances.

Collection composed by dining chair and armchair, as well as a lounge armchair, in ashwood, seat can be upholstered or handwoven in synthetic thin rope or natural thin rope.

Playful design and contemporary appeal: soft, round shapes in reference to seemingly distant elements, such as the tip of a pencil and the rounded end of a cigar.

The Zant and Zantilam collections, designed by Patricia Urquiola, have the ambitious yet simple goal of reinterpreting the classic chair archetype.