brands

CONCERT Chair by +Halle
CONCERT Chair, designed by Jamie Wolfond Studio for +Halle, is a wooden chair designed for spaces that bring people together. Its distinctive form is defined by a half-round profile that shapes the entire structure.
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Nebula collection by Kleiber
The Nebula collection by Polish company Kleiber is a minimalist line of furniture, distinguished by characteristic details such as unique legs and bold kedra, giving it an elegant look. Harmonious lines and refined body make this furniture fit perfectly into a variety of spaces, including offices, public spaces and studios.
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Bolon – modern vinyl flooring that combines design with durability
Contemporary commercial spaces require solutions that combine an attractive appearance, high quality, and functionality. This is particularly important in shopping centers, where floors must withstand heavy foot traffic every day while maintaining an attractive appearance. The flooring from the Swedish brand Bolon meets these needs, and we successfully use it in Marro projects throughout Poland.
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Cappellini’s case for the designed office
Insights shared by Kurt Wallner, CEO of Cappellini, map a path A&D teams will recognise: begin with behaviour, honour the hand, industrialise with care, and insist on the ‘of course’ test. For the workplace, that means composing environments, not buying systems – objects with authority that people choose to be around. When Italian craft meets a rigorous method, spaces stop being backdrops and start becoming places. Warm, flexible, unmistakably Cappellini.
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Bolon loves water
A Bolon floor is a smart investment – both economically and environmentally – since it’s easy to maintain and designed to last. Simple, effective care keeps costs down over time while helping the floor perform at its best and extending its life well beyond its 10–15-year warranty.
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Iconic Bistro chair by Fermob
Fermob’s iconic model, the Bistro metal chair, still has more in store to wow you. From New York to Tokyo, it embodies the French art de vivre in the same way as the Eiffel Tower, with which it shares its year of birth! Making its first appearance in 1889, the Bistro chair was an instant hit with café owners, happy to make the most of their first terraces. In addition to its emblematic design, the Bistro chair can be folded in the blink of an eye, a feature which has allowed it to be exempted from patent payment. Holder of the “Simplex” patent, Fermob continues to pave the path of this small metal chair.
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A chair inspired by a sail
VELA Armchair, designed for Plust by Art Directors BrogliatoTraverso, was born from the poetic observation of sails inflated by the wind and translates that gesture into an embracing and harmonious shape. The generous volume of the armchair creates a comfortable seat that naturally fits into both contract and residential settings. Equipped with functional details such as a drainage hole for water, VELA Armchair reveals its outdoor soul, ensuring durability and resistance to atmospheric agents.
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