Principle of an architecture | WB-12

"The art of the joints in furniture creates an appreciation of the inconspicuous, the unobtrusive and the thoughtful again. They are the artistic design language of modernism. Their fragility is a kind of period style. The pure, the inconspicuous and the reflective become an astute perception." (Werner Blaser) The dovetailed frames, which are made of European matt-painted, solid oak, are joined to an ensemble consisting of a chair and a stool covered with black butt leather, a matching table with black-stained oak veneer plywood measuring either 160 x 80 cm or 80 x 80 cm, a lounge combination with identical lounge tables measuring 120 x 45 cm or 45 x 45 cm, and an armchair with padded seat covers on black butt leather bands.