Mauro ChairThe Mauro Chair is a hardworking, irrepressibly stylish, stackable, timber chair by Italian master designer Mauro Pasquinelli. The chair embodies futurist aesthetic ambitions during that defining era and blends seamlessly into interiors that mix contemporary and mid century design. The stackable Mauro Chair was first created as a prototype in 1976 by Italian designer Mauro Pasquinelli, but was too ambitious a design for commercial production at the

elegant in its look and feel: thin

and Smoked Oiled Oak with natural webbing

the full Excel family includes the table lamp

Jaime Hayon was interested in skating and graffiti culture

in everyone's home

but gain an atmospheric quality when multiplied and clustered in groups

the Hermann Czech chair represents the turning point of modern furniture towards the passion of reminiscence and intimacy: a contemporary design that evokes memories of times gone by

shimmers in complementary reflection and transmission hues

was the inspiration for the series

if not impossible

The fixture and the reflectors can be adjusted to many different positions

“Alça” (“handle” in Portuguese) is a functional table with extremely simple and functional design