Seating system of fixed and modular elements. The collection includes armchairs, sofas, central elements with right or left armrests, chaise lounge with right or left armrests, small benches and low tables. Metal frame. Upholstery in fire retardant polyurethane foam of differing densities. Legs in brushed stainless steel. Upholstery in le...

Stackable stool in coloured rotational moulded polyethylene, resistant to heat and sunlight. H 45 W 40 D 40 cm...

Barstool chrome steel frame, polypropylene shell in different colours, on request seat cover with fabric or leather, H 85 SH 77 W 48 D 46 cm...

Stacking chair with square tube steel frame, chromed. Shell in beech plywood, nature (also available  in different colours, on request completely upholstered and covered with fabric, leather or hide), H 85 SH 45 W 55 D 52 cm...

Stacking chair with chrome, brushed chrome or silver painted tubular steel frame. Shell in beech plywood, nature (also available in different colours or seat upholstered and covered with fabric, leather or hide (request please), H 85 SH 45 W 52 D 53 cm....

Stacking armchair with chrome, brushed chrome, stainless steel or silver painted frame. Polypropylene in different colours. H 84 SH 45 W 54 D 56...

Stacking chair with silver painted frame. Polypropylene shell in different colours - please request. H 84 SH 45 W 52 D 56 cm...

Aluminium lacquered, available in all fermob colours, W 246 D 90 H 83 Sh 41/50 cm, 55 kg....

A ray of light on the terrace and indoors. RIVA reinterprets the classic garden ensemble: straight lines, bright and rising above any type of weather. Purism is the formative style element of RIVA. The clear, scaled-down design blends into any architecture, yet stands apart. The bench and table follow the same design concept, forming a ha...

Weatherproof white, anthracite or taupe scratch-resistant HPL, H 72 x W 180 x D 70 cm, decomposable (garden bench w 176 cm: 790,00 €)....

Polyurethane foam, upholstered with 100 % polyester, dark grey....

Like architecture, design means outline, not form. What must be designed is not primarily the shape of the product, but its utility, its usability, its feel for developments yet to come, its invisibly taking into account implications of a higher order. To a large extent, design has a social dimension. The draft “bend” combin...