Stedelijk Chair ColourThe Stedelijk Chair is the first chair by born Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis. Originally created in raw aluminum for the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, it now comes in a selected palette of black brown, white, beige, and vermillion. With smooth lines, bold design, and a vibrant character, it merges timeless aesthetics with a sculptural presence. Lightweight, stackable, and crafted entirely from aluminum with a powder coated finish, it seamlessly adapts

Zoumey (name for a forest of Iroko

Originally made in sycamore

meet to create a minimal occasional chair with rigid geometry and humanistic details

the sky served as a muse for lighting master Gino Sarfatti

exploring its limits through a series of unfolding and folding gestures that transform the typically rigid steel into an expression of fluidity

The legs and undercarriage

whose heavy duty silhouette highlights the beauty of solid oak

The stainless steel mimics organic shapes and creates a contrast between rustic and contemporary

we have designed the armchair with a high level of seating comfort coupled with the very best quality upholstery solutions

The result

"leise" means quiet

The visual considers volume in a physical and spiritual way