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Osvaldo Borsani stands as a prominent figure in Italian design, celebrated for his contributions to mid-century modern furniture. His influence extends through innovative chair designs that marry functionality with artistic flair, leaving a lasting legacy […]
Gerald Summers stands as a pioneering figure in modernist furniture design, renowned for his groundbreaking work with plywood. The Ply-Weekly Newsletter Receive a curated roundup of the best in the world of plywood – every […]
Grete Jalk, a prominent Danish furniture designer, is celebrated for her innovative designs and contributions to mid-century modern furniture. Her work is recognized for its clean lines, functional aesthetics, and deep understanding of materials. The […]
Marcel Breuer desks are celebrated as luminary in modernist design and architecture, leaving a mark on the world of furniture. The Ply-Weekly Newsletter Receive a curated roundup of the best in the world of plywood […]
Marcel Breuer, a luminary in modernist design and architecture, left an important mark on the world of furniture. Marcel Breuer Lounge Chairs are still commonly used in homes and offices today. The Ply-Weekly Newsletter Receive […]
Marcel Breuer tables stand as towering figures in modernist design and architecture. Breuer is celebrated for his pioneering contributions to both fields. The Ply-Weekly Newsletter Receive a curated roundup of the best in the world […]
The Carol Catalano Capelli Stool holds a significant place in modern furniture design, celebrated for its innovative construction and timeless aesthetic. The Ply-Weekly Newsletter Receive a curated roundup of the best in the world of […]
In 1990, Jasper Morrison introduced the Universal System, a plywood storage solution with cast-aluminum wheels.
Architect Osvaldo Borsani designed the S88 folding chair for the studio Tecno in the 1950s.
Laminating curved plywood and fitting it between two cantilever frames made the production of the “31″ armchair easy, and it gained popularity for its lightweight and comfortable design. The chair’s appeal is enhanced by its natural lines.
The Achter Stool seamlessly transitions from an office chair to an evening coffee table. Its unique three-dimensional movement encourages dynamic sitting, promoting wakefulness through feather-like motions, loosening back muscles and enhancing hip flexibility with hip circles.
