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The striking tube structure creates an imaginary loop. It continues from the backrest to the footrest, giving the stool a futuristic and playful appearance.

Comfort comes first with the charming Nibor, a visually striking chair that exudes a light and effortless appeal.

Craving something sweet and light? The biscuit satisfies that need with its seat and back that look like a cookie. The chair has a sturdy look due to the thick steel frame.

The Noodle is the epitome of contemporary design – modern and effortlessly stylish.

A design cannot look more Scandinavian than the Canu. The ashwood frame complements the design and the form language of the chair.

Luxury and craftsmanship: with the 06 base, you can create any barstool you desire.

That a chair made of steel can also look soft and romantic is proven by Chantilly. The gracefull, classic lines give the design its charm, round and retro, but also soft, cuddly and playful.

The name gelato is the italian word for Ice cream. The shape of the chair, stacked scoops of ice cream, not only gives gelato an inviting look, but also facilitates the armrests in the design.

Experience social seating to the max with the multi-purpose Tape. Refined aesthetic, combined with its luxurious cushions, creates a timeless look that comes into its own on any terrace.

The bowl of the Sparky is made of recycled PET felt and pressed completely without adhesives. The frame follows the flowing contours of the shell.

The design of the fioli is inspired by rose petals. The petals’ round, open shape looks cheerful, Friendly and inviting.

Satelliet Originals designer Jesse Vissser nailed it with the contemporary Arcadia. The frame and bowl fit together perfectly.

The design of the Steelwood looks sleek and is surprisingly comfortable. The ‘socks’ give it a character of its own.

Code represents the value of SUM (Still Usable Materials). The seat and back are made of 100% post consumer waste.

Chester Chair by Elise Luttik translates the classy style of the iconic Chesterfield chair to contemporary time.

The name of this unique wooden chair has its roots in both Slavic and Latin origins, where Mila means ‘beloved’ – a fitting choice for a piece that instantly wins hearts.