496,900 kr
The Arco is an elegant, spacious coffee table designed by Moritz Bannach, featuring the iconic checkered laminate pattern designed by Superstudio — one of the most influential radical design collectives of the 20th century. Its geometric simplicity creates a powerful sculptural effect, making it an artistic eye-catcher in any room. This version is finished in the striking Sottsass red colourway.
In addition to the suggested colours and combinations, colours can be freely selected and combined. Arco is available in lacquered MDF in various colours or in selected real wood veneers, as well as in the Superstudio checkered laminate.
Designer: Moritz Bannach
Pattern: Superstudio checkered laminate
Colour: Sottsass Red
Material: Lacquered MDF
Dimensions: L 123 cm × B 123 cm × H 33 cm
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners on the lacquered or laminate surface. Use coasters to protect from heat and moisture.
Moritz Bannach is a German furniture designer known for bold, geometric pieces that blur the line between furniture and sculpture. The Arco's checkered laminate is a tribute to Superstudio — the Florentine radical design group whose grid pattern became one of the most recognisable motifs in design history.
217,900 kr
The Ariake Arm Chair is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and bench, the armchair is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. The addition of armrests gives this version a more enveloping, restful quality, while the washable fabric seat cushion adds softness and everyday comfort without compromising the chair’s refined aesthetic.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
228,900 kr
The Ariake Arm Chair is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and bench, the armchair is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. The addition of armrests gives this version a more enveloping, restful quality, while the woven leather strap seat brings warmth, tactility, and a natural patina that develops beautifully over time.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
212,900 kr
DESIGN: Gabriel Tan for Ariake.
The Ariake chair, armchair and bench product family is made with the harmony of both hand work and advanced machining. Its form combines classical and new joinery details, and the seat can be woven with leather strap, canvas strap, paper cord or covered with a leather seat pad or washable fabric seat pad. This versatility makes them highly compatible to a variety of interior spaces.
MATERIALS:
Oak, textile strap.
DIMENSIONS:
W: 580 mm. / D: 515 mm. / H: 825 mm. / SH: 450 mm.
AFHENDINGARTÍMI:
4 - 13 vikur. Vinsamlegast athugið lagerstöðu.
217,900 kr
The Ariake Arm Chair is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and bench, the armchair is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version pairs a Sumi ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — with a leather seat cushion, combining deep, smoky tones with the warmth and tactility of natural leather.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
217,900 kr
The Ariake Arm Chair is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and bench, the armchair is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version combines a Sumi oak frame — oak treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — with a washable fabric seat cushion, pairing deep, smoky tones with soft, everyday comfort.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
262,900 kr
The Ariake Bench is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and armchair, the bench is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version pairs an oak frame with a woven paper cord seat — a material rooted in Scandinavian craft tradition — creating a refined, tactile surface that is both lightweight and durable.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
252,900 kr
The Ariake Bench is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and armchair, the bench is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version pairs an oak frame with a woven textile strap seat, adding tactile warmth and visual refinement to a form that works equally well at the dining table, in the entryway, or at the foot of the bed.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
248,900 kr
The Ariake Bench is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and armchair, the bench is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version features a washable fabric seat cushion, adding softness and everyday comfort to a bench that works equally well at the dining table, in the entryway, or at the foot of the bed.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
252,900 kr
The Ariake Bench is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes a dining chair and armchair, the bench is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version pairs a Sumi ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — with a woven textile strap seat, combining deep, smoky tones with tactile warmth and visual refinement.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
210,900 kr
The Ariake Dining Chair is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes an armchair and bench, the chair is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version combines an Indigo ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Aizome indigo dyeing — with a woven textile strap seat, creating a striking interplay of colour and material.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.
149,900 kr
The Ariake Dining Chair is designed by Gabriel Tan for the Japanese furniture brand Ariake. Part of a cohesive family that includes an armchair and bench, the chair is made through a considered harmony of hand craftsmanship and advanced machining. Its form draws on both classical and contemporary joinery details — a dialogue between tradition and precision that is central to Ariake’s design philosophy. This version pairs a Sumi ash frame — ash treated with traditional Japanese Sumi charcoal finishing — with a washable fabric seat cushion, offering a softer, more comfortable seat while remaining practical and easy to maintain.
Ariake is a Japanese furniture brand rooted in the craft traditions of the Ariake region of Kyushu. The brand collaborates with international designers to create furniture that bridges Japanese material culture and contemporary European design sensibility. Each piece is made with deep respect for natural materials, traditional techniques, and the slow, considered process of making.