Promenade LoungeThe PROMENADE lounge chair by Philippe Nigro is designed both as a stand alone piece or to complement the sofa collection of the same name, which incorporates its features. The design is distinguished by its strong decorative language inspired by minimalism and by the attention to detail of the Viennese secession, an artistic trend of the last century. Beginning with square cross section wood processing, used for the first time in 1906 for the

The underside surface contains slanted facets

meet to create a minimal occasional chair with rigid geometry and humanistic details

Julep is influenced by the 1950s Avant-Garde movement

Proudly made by hand in Nepal

A rigorous and poetic approach which distills the essence of the design research

Crossed double seat is part of the Future Primitives series that Muller Van Severen present in 2012 at Biennale Interieur in Kortrijk

A line extension from the Loafer lounge chair designed for the SAS Royal Hotel by Space Copenhagen

which can have a particular finish that makes it velvety and soft to the touch

This object remains part of the vanguard

they are confronted with a lack of electric wiring in the ceiling

it is the visual lightness that makes this seat so appealing

73V results from blowing molten glass into a folded