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For over two decades, Vitra has explored and shaped dynamic work environments. While the core challenges remain, our responses have evolved—guided by openness, iteration and its ‘Beta’ approach. In an uncertain world, spaces must do more than function; they must enable learning, connection and change.

Authentic seating takes a bow. The WiChair, designed by Alina Schnizler, is a compact, minimalist task chair that makes your day go with a swing. The chair’s clear design language makes it a subtle addition to any setting. And its color palette allows eye-catching splashes of color.

HAY introduces the Deville Collection, a contemporary take on the classic bistro set by French designer Julien Renault. The collection takes inspiration from the spirit and aesthetics of iconic 1920s Thonet chairs, after a trip to a restaurant in his hometown of Brussels. 'I have always loved the atmosphere of this place, and the simplicity of the set tables and their wooden chairs,' says Renault. 'Reinterpreting the bistro chair through the use of aluminum seemed like an interesting starting point.'

Rizz Workstation, designed for Pedrali by Robin Rizzini, is a system of two-, four- or eight-seater workstations. A structural strength concealed by clean lines distinguishes this table, which integrates the legs with an aluminium supporting frame hidden beneath the tabletop to ensure aesthetic lightness and maximum stability.

Frankfurter, designed by Johan Ansander for Blå Station, is a chair that at first glance may seem obvious, but upon closer inspection, it reveals a clear focus on body, material and proportions.

SLIDE and Aperol are back together to celebrate the vibrant soul of Italian design. After the success of the calligraphic Aperol Bench, the two brands continue their partnership with the launch of Aperol Cubo, a bold and versatile object designed to light up any space with a splash of orange energy.

Introducing new designs by Muuto shaped by new perspectives on material, form, and use.