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S32/S64 chair, Marcel Breuer (artistic copyright Mart Stam), 1929/30

S32 without armrests and S64 with armrests are an example of formal perfection. S32 and S64 are designed by one of the undisputed masters of the Bauhaus movement; they are manufactured using bent steel tubes with seat and backrest in straw with timber accents.

214 chair, Michael Thonet, 1859

214 is a true icon and a global bestseller, it has kicked-off modern furniture history. 214 has a simple and elegant aesthetic, it’s defined by an innovative production process which allows, for the first time in design history, to mass produce a piece. Throughout the years, its design has been further developed to include a variety of different styles; this also includes the latest version in German ash-wood, which is part of "Pure Materials" furniture series.

808 armchair, Formstelle, 2015

808 is an extra comfy armchair designed for complete relaxation; this is thanks to two sophisticated mechanisms which adjust the angle of both back and seat. 808 is upholstered in a exclusive fabric which is available in thirteen different colours, manufactured by the designers themselves in partnership with the German firm Rohi.

209 chair, Gebrüder Thonet, 1900

209 has only six different components, it’s manufactured from a single block in bent beech. 209 has a curvy and sculptural shape and it has been chosen by the renowned Swiss architect Le Corbusier to furnish several of his buildings.

S533 small armchair, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1927

S533 is a timeless chair which is also elegant and technologically advanced, and contrary to previously designed cantilever chairs, it’s innovative technology makes it more comfortable: steel cod bending. Through this technique, steel keeps its elastic properties in a permanent way. The large curve of the arch offers a comfortable swing when seated. S533 is also available in a new version with a leather shell with is strapped on to the frame.

S1200 desk, Thonet Design Team/Randolf Schott, 2014

S1200 is a writing desk, compact in size, designed to adapt to small spaces. Tubular steel frame, its incline has been especially designed to help users stand up in total comfort. S1200 is fitted with footrest, which enables a comfortable user experience and concealed cable compartment.

Thonet 404 chair

404 chair, Stefan Diez, 2007

With an eye to Thonet’s established aesthetic, the designer Stefan Diez has thought of a chair inspired by the iconic pieces of this brand. What’s more, Diez has made aesthetics and technology more relevant for the modern-day customer. 404’s distinctive feature is its joint legs and armrests in bent timber, which resembles a “knot” recessed in the seat.

B97 small tables, Thonet, 1933

B97 is a series of coffee tables, designed during the time in which tubular steel technology was being first developed, its silhouette references B9 coffee tables which were designed by Marcel Breuer in the twenties. Dissimilarly, the frame was adapted to an arched shape which simplifies its use. A side opening makes it possible to assemble B97 next to various chairs, sofas and beds.

S43 chair, Mart Stam (artistic copyright), 1931

S43 is one of the most iconic cantilever chairs ever to be designed; it has a simple and elegant aesthetic and combines a tubular steel frame with shell in bend timber for the seat and backrest. Here, the innovation derives from swapping back legs for a sled base frame.

2002 sofa, Christian Werner, 2015

2002 is an elegant and lightweight sofa, it makes traditional Thonet aesthetics more relevant for the modern home. Curved backrest in tubular timber, references the iconic 214 chair. Seat has a padded loose cushion, wide back and side cushions which can be freely assembled.