Tube Aplanti: An Ingenious Idea

“The future was suddenly visible!” Visible and condensed in a chair that followed El Lissitzky’s vision of “floating and flying”, without the need for four legs. The cantilever chair. A piece of furniture with a bent frame that makes those seeking relaxation almost feel they can fly. 40 years ago, Tecta started collaborating with Mart Stam, Marcel Breuer and Jean Prouvé to update this construction without back legs. Today, Tecta’s cantilever chair is a classic, icon and trademark. View product

The newspaper and a glass of wine: the D351i is an elegant lounge chair that allows you to relax and unwind from everyday life. It can be infinitely adjusted with the greatest of ease – simply by shifting your weight. View product

It began with an impression reminiscent of Caspar David Friedrich, were it not anchored in modernity: young Dutchman Joop Couwenberg observed fishermen collecting rubbish from the sea. Endless tonnes of recyclable material that was collected to be processed, pressed and reshaped. The idea of extending the life cycles of a product impressed him, and he used it as the driving force behind his new object: the Kraghocker. View product