Category: Furniture

“Ro” means tranquillity in Danish. The name was chosen because it captures the point of the chair in just two letters, thus reflecting the Nordic approach and concept of beauty.

Ro is made with great craftsmanship and in the highest sustainable quality. Combined with the sculptural and elegant design, the result is a functional and aesthetic chair that fascinates its surroundings. One seems to fall in love with it. Ro does not compromise on either comfort or aesthetics.

Time for reflection is a luxury in today’s world. We are all busy and always short of time to create a moment for quiet contemplation. The new easy chair springs from a desire to create a piece of furniture that offers an opportunity for reflection in our urban busy lives.

However, Ro is much more than an easy chair. It’s a 1½-seater where you can relax, change positions and have your newspaper, computer or child next to you and create a new comfort zone.

The design of the shell is elegant and simple, pleasing to both the eye and the body and offers the promise of tranquillity in both its visual expression and its comfortable functionality. Furthermore, the form of the shell gives you the choice of being part of what goes on in the room or relaxing in your own private space.
“We put a great deal of effort into the form of the chair, which is inspired by the human body. We wanted a chair that was comfortable as well as beautiful. My goal was to create a slim and elegant chair that encourages reflection and comfort,” says Jaime Hayon.
The easy chair is available in nine colours: three traditional options (black, grey and taupe), three bright colours (violet, blue and yellow) and three soft colours (light pink, sage-green and sand). For a more vibrant look, the chair features two different textures: one for the seat shell and one for the cushions, which supports the contrasted expression of the hard shell and the warm and soft interior.

Inspired originally by the form of a cactus and its modular shape, the various parts of the elements collection resemble a functional sculpture: as beautiful as the cactus, but extremely versatile in their combinations and use.

Low Chair and Rocking Chair are the latest models of the Piña collection for Magis. Armchair for Magis produced in 2011. Seat in steel rod painted in epoxy resin. Legs in solid beech, natural or painted. Seat/back cushion in expanded polyurethane covered in fabric or leather.

Functional furniture pieces for the home by Jaime Hayon for Bisazza.

Showtime Collection for BD Barcelona is a home furniture collection inspired on classical MGM musicals. The concepts behind these pieces explore the contrast between what is external and internal. A combination between organic forms and classical details is key to its development. It exhibits passion for finding ways were things that are not supposed to match, coexist in elegance. Very innovative material combinations like plastic and leather were used to create this unique collection. Act II of the Showtime Collection for BD Barcelona was launched in April 2007. The range includes large tables and coffee tables as well as the elegant new chair that comes is a series of different finishes and accessories.

Date of release: April 2009.

The Tudor Cabinet is a continuation of the gothic and historically inspired Tudor Chair. The family of storage systems uses simple symbolic forms to emulate the theatrical architecture and opulence of the 16th Century. Iconic forms loyal to the Tudor period are evident in the shapes used within the details of the design, particularly in the glass panel and door handles. The high gloss lacquer finish, available in white, red or black speaks of royal luxury in a modern context.

The Tudor chairs take their inspiration from the six wives of Henry VIII,  each with its own identity expressed through variations of upholstery and finishing. The highly polished finishes and upholstery stitching inspired from traditional quilting help the chairs emanate fine opulence and spectacle with modern flair.

Twenty two pieces of the finest wood make up this amazing work of craftsmanship. Hayon’s first collaboration with Ceccotti has been presented at the Salone del Mobile.

Just as the curves of the human body flow into one another, the same can be said of the Bardot. The absence of distinct angles and lines permit the exterior and interior to gently merge together, creating a continuous form that allows fabric to conform to its shape, similar to the way a dress fits the body. Inspired by the feminine silhouette, Hayon wanted the sofa to feel like a fruit, tender to the touch, while at the same time be extremely durable like combining the lightness and strength of a ballerina. Many sofas are too big to actually use in city apartments, so I wanted to make one that looked big and felt generous, but would actually work in smaller spaces. Even though it may have a deceivingly compact footprint, the comfortable and functional Bardot retains an impressive elegance regardless of its location.

The contrasts and sophistication which lend personality to Jaime Hayons work are represented in the Showtime collection which ranges from vases to chairs. Now it is completed with a new piece which will also satisfy those who have more classical tastes: The Lounger. An elegant and comfortable wing chair. With one-colour finishes and optional footrest.