Nikari

The Linea RMT6 chair was designed by master cabinetmaker Rudi Merz.

Archetyp Lobby is a functional, simple and straightforward lobby chair. The dimensions and shapes give an idea of a chair pared to the bare minimum with subtle refinement.

DETALJI ("detail" in Finnish) wooden bench is made following the traditional Nikari joinery solutions, accompanied with delicate Woodnotes 100% paper yarn fabric "Woodpecker".

Archetyp Lounge is a functional, simple and straightforward lounge chair. The dimensions and shapes give an idea of a chair pared to the bare minimum with subtle refinement.

The Frame table collection is a great example of warm minimalism, which Pawson masters brilliantly.

The Faneeri folding chair is an example of great balance between comfortability and light-weight structure. The chair can be easily stored, but even in its flat form it looks elegant. 

The April table set was designed by Swiss designer Alfredo Häberli in 2012. The massive wooden base is harmoniously combined with the table top by traditional wooden joinery. 

“The intention of the Akademia Bar Chair was to make bar-height seating that is as comfortable as a dining chair.

Seminar KVT2 was born when customers wanted to have a stackable version of the smaller-sized KVT1 chair.

The Seminar high table is made of solid wood, and as the rest of the Seminar tables, the table top has a gap in the middle to let the living material move during the seasonal changes.

Kumu represents a pleasant blend of versatility and customizability with the added advantage of being stackable and paintable for projects.

The simple and carefully detailed Separat space divider lets the wooden surfaces speak.

Linea chairs are characterised by sleek, soft curves and traditional joinery. The wide, curved and upholstered seat ensures good seating comfort.

The Seminar table is versatile and easy to use in any periodic spaces due to its simple forms. 

The Arkitecture cabinet fits into various different spaces; kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, as well as meeting rooms, corridors and entrances.