ARKIPELAGO table

Designed by the award-winning master cabinet maker and designer Antrei Hartikainen for Poiat Furniture, the Bastone Cabinet showcases Hartikainen’s interest in studying light and shadow and his app

The counter height Perch fits well to kitchen as well as waiting areas or bars. Available versions are oak, black oak (stain) and smoked oak (stain).

The light, round Skandi table fits in small kitchens and cafeterias. 

Archetyp Lobby is a functional, simple and straightforward lobby chair. The dimensions and shapes give an idea of a chair pared to the bare minimum with subtle refinement.

Seminar KVT2 was born when customers wanted to have a stackable version of the smaller-sized KVT1 chair.

FRAME LOW coffee table is a new low version of the FRAME series, which can function equally well as a coffee table, side table or sofa table.

The Lavitta Lounge Chair, with its more reclining design, is a laid-back version of its dining chair sibling.

Kumu represents a pleasant blend of versatility and customizability with the added advantage of being stackable and paintable for projects.

The EDI bench is editable: it can be ordered in three different sizes, or bespoke measurements.

Elegant and modifiable Basic table can be placed both in restaurants, homes and meeting rooms. This light table is delivered in a flat pack, and it is very easy to assemble. NEW!

“The intention of the Akademia Bar Chair was to make bar-height seating that is as comfortable as a dining chair.

Designed by the award-winning master cabinet maker and designer Antrei Hartikainen for Poiat Furniture, the Bastone Sideboard showcases Hartikainen’s interest in studying light and shadow and his a

Akademia chair proportions have stayed the same in the armrest version, ensuring the good seating comfort Akademia is famous for.

The Frame table collection is a great example of warm minimalism, which Pawson masters brilliantly.

The LINEA KVP11 meeting table can be modified according to customer's wishes.

The April table set was designed by Swiss designer Alfredo Häberli in 2012. The massive wooden base is harmoniously combined with the table top by traditional wooden joinery.