More than a table, Clay is a sculpture, a perfect union of beauty and harmonious proportions. The meeting of two volumes achieves a perfect balance of one over the other. The Clay table is visually remarkable feat of engineering in that the round top balances boldly on a fine conical base with ease and rigidity. This critical construction detail was resolved by developing a connection which, despite its small size, does not compromise the stability of the table. The Clay table takes its name…

The Sail collection has evolved into a system offering multiple solutions to support ultra flat screens and new generation televisions. Simple and light, Sail allows the projected image to take central focus, but even when everything is turned off it is a sophisticated and technically elegant accessory. Sail is not only perfect for domestic spaces, but also offers an ideal solutions for public spaces, workplaces and meeting rooms where video conferencing is required.

Ply is a new design classic made unique through the use of ordinary materials such as polypropylene combined with high-quality details and finishes. Delicate yet strong with tapering triangular section steel legs, Ply demonstrates that the layering of design experiences succeeds in summarising the functionality of a forward-focused, desirable object.

The Helsinki collection is a truly versatile range of products, united and defined by their graceful and elegant profile. Clean aesthetics create a practical, unfussy design adding it characteristic touch to a variety of spaces. The archetypal shapes of the products, available in a wide selection of materials, finishes, sizes and accessories, create an adaptable range of solutions that look striking in any setting, whether its residential, workplace, contract or even outdoor applications…

The contract world enters the domestic space with the Koki range of chairs and stools. With its contemporary, fresh design Koki’s perfect balance of form, function and innovation makes it a fascinating addition from any perspective. Koki is available as a stacking chair and stacking stool in both counter or bar height.

Element is a symbol of purity and poetry, the essence of the visionary designer Tokujin Yoshioka’s style. The heart of the Element project lies in the single central support for the table. A metal parallelepiped that is reminiscent in its form of the minerals and quartzes found in nature, is positioned at a slant. This central support, delicately balanced between the two horizontal elements, appears to challenge the laws of gravity. The Element range includes a collection of tables; dining…

Softer than steel is a poetic and delicate collection. Constructed from rigid sheet metal, the metal surface is bent and folded to create the chairs backrest. The ordinarily hard metal gains new functionality, the result appears light and flexible as if the metal were paper or fabric. The Softer Than Steel Collection includes a chair, bench, coat rack and selection of occasional tables. Benches are a available in both indoor and outdoor versions.

The Helsinki collection is a truly versatile range of products, united and defined by their graceful and elegant profile. Clean aesthetics create a practical, unfussy design adding it characteristic touch to a variety of spaces. The archetypal shapes of the products, available in a wide selection of materials, finishes, sizes and accessories, create an adaptable range of solutions that look striking in any setting, whether its residential, workplace, contract or even outdoor applications…

More than a table, Clay is a sculpture, a perfect union of beauty and harmonious proportions. The meeting of two volumes achieves a perfect balance of one over the other. The Clay table is visually remarkable feat of engineering in that the round top balances boldly on a fine conical base with ease and rigidity. This critical construction detail was resolved by developing a connection which, despite its small size, does not compromise the stability of the table. The Clay table takes its name…

A perfect sensation of infinity generated by an almost virtual line projected into space. The frame of the Endless stool supports a gently curved seat, continuing to travel like a laser beam, where every curve or straight line plays a structural or comfort-related role.

More than a table, Clay is a sculpture, a perfect union of beauty and harmonious proportions. The meeting of two volumes achieves a perfect balance of one over the other. The Clay table is visually remarkable feat of engineering in that the round top balances boldly on a fine conical base with ease and rigidity. This critical construction detail was resolved by developing a connection which, despite its small size, does not compromise the stability of the table. The Clay table takes its name…

The Path chair explores the world of optical illusions with an almost hypnotic layering of lines and surfaces to deliver balance and stability.

The Helsinki collection is a truly versatile range of products, united and defined by their graceful and elegant profile. Clean aesthetics create a practical, unfussy design adding it characteristic touch to a variety of spaces. The archetypal shapes of the products, available in a wide selection of materials, finishes, sizes and accessories, create an adaptable range of solutions that look striking in any setting, whether its residential, workplace, contract or even outdoor applications…

ItÕs the oriental inspiration from the art of ikebana that we find in the Ike stool with its striking contrast of nature’s luxuriance and the simple, severe forms in which it is contained. The base is a steel plate topped by a simple support from which round tubes emerge like climbing plants holding the seat. Ike is available as an armchair and a stool, at bar or counter height.

Offering a wide range of finishes and solutions, the Armida storage system is applicable to many different environments, from home to office to state archive. The structural design of the Armida allows the uprights to transfer weight to the floor enabling the system to support substantial loads.

Arik Levy’s low table is all about optical illusion and perpetual dynamics, a perfect example of elastic torsion and continuity.