Seating
Arta by Wiesner-Hager
The new Arta range of wooden chairs by Wiesner-Hager marks a turning point in wooden chair design. Innovative bonding technology used in the frame has achieved a design with chamfered chair legs and frame elements which has never before been possible in a wooden chair of this kind.
Eater’s Gift is developed for dining and relaxing afterwards. It can be changed in its structure and appearance with only a small movement.
Rigid Chair designed by Peter Umgeher
Rigid Chair is about finding a new contemporary answer in the category of wooden chairs. Rigid Chair is a reinterpretation of the traditional wooden chairs in Austrian farmer houses, that were handmade by skilled craftsmann two centuries ago.
test designed by Walking-Chair Designstudio
Monte Bello is a modular mountain range and sofa system for public indoor spaces. Monte Bello has been developed for the exhibition "a_show" (Austrian Architecture in the 20th & 21st century, Architekturzentrum Vienna)
Davos – innovative forms to relax with
Sit down and use your body weight to shift you gently backwards. This is principle behind Davos – the comfortable, contoured recliner designed for the Wittmann collection by Andreas Struppler.
Jan Armgardt’s design satisfies the natural desire for the trusted high back with a suggestion of wings. Jolly is a piece of furniture that is redolent of solidity and security, refuge and protection. The hint of a shell shape combined with the coordinated radii and sloping lines strengthen this impression, and create a coherent whole.
Links designed by Robert Rüf
links is a stackable and linkable contract chair. The chairs’ linking element, the twisted metal frame, is an integrative part of it, on to which the seating shell can be fitted without any tool. The cut-out facilitates transport.
Freischwinger designed by Thomas Ehrenfried
Freischwinger is a comfortable seat for public spaces, such as airports, museums, lobbies or bars.
In contrast to conventional seat rows, users are able to choose the direction they want to sit in.
Sessel designed by Mathis Esterhazy
Paolo Piva created an entire sofa range based on the Corso chair, mainly with the contract market in mind. The armchair, two and three-seat sofas, as well as a bench are all derived from the same characteristic U-shape as the Corso chair.
