Ultra-simple furniture primo architecturally rigorous and precise

Designer Konstantin Grcic from Munich, Germany, likes to define functions from a human perspective, linking formal rigor with mental acumen and sense of humor. His latest work "primo" series designed for the Italian manufacturer mattiazzi is a classic example of his personal style. In this series, he summarizes the typical chair form and reduces it to only four legs. The most basic element of a seat and backrest creates a strong architectural style through the strict vertical direction of the seat legs.

The primo collection will be on display at the Stockholm Home Show

In the primo series designed for the mattiazzi brand, in order to break the formal sense of strictness, konstantin grcic deliberately designed the backrest into a curved shape, creating the effect that the backrest is suspended at the top of the back of the seat. â€œWhen multiple stacks are stacked together, the seat will behave humility, which also allows it to meet the needs of many different environments, such as the home environment and contract market (restaurants, offices, auditoriums, waiting areas, etc.). Grcic said.

Made from eucalyptus, this collection includes a seat, a high stool and a table.

Made from beech wood, the collection consists of a seat, a high stool and a table. There are three different surfaces to choose from: black lacquer â€“ showing the silhouette of the seat â€“ elegant â€“ golden â€“ - Shape the furniture itself as a logo; oak with leather upholstery. The full range of seats can be stacked and the table legs can be removed to save space.