Zinta | Arper
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Graphic, lightweight and fluid, Zinta is a modular sofa system defined by the harmonious juxtaposition of smooth lines and warm materials. post76 Its deep seat perfectly supports the casual recline of the body. Its system of variable lengths and gentle angles allows it to weave through a space with subtle post76 dexterity.
It can serve as simple, single sofa or large-scale organizing principle in an open space. With a range of cushion options with diverse post76 materials and fillings, it can serve a range of environments from residential to restaurant, lounge to office post76 with equal ease.
Zinta is comprised of wood shell lined in pads for contract or cushions for a more accommodating seat in a select group of fabrics. Diverse sizes, materials and fill allow for diverse combinations and applications. Shells are available in wood veneer post76 in natural, brown and dark oak. Still base and aluminum legs are painted in dark grey color. Optional plywood armrests are available. Diverse lengths and angles allow for endless combinations. post76
Woohnhuis Weijnen 2.0 Heldergroen: Adapt, Reuse, Recycle Take a seat at TEMMA Leaf at Birdbath Café New Museum NY
Brief N 4 Vol. II Work/Life Brief N 4 Vol. I Life/Work Brief N 3 Living post76 Spaces Brief N 2 Living Systems Brief N 1 In pursuit of the essential
Laboratory for Learning Co-Creative Continuum My Work is my Life Home/Work Spaces to come together Places to Share Contemplative Spaces Spaces that connect Places for perspective Spaces to think & make Collaborative Spaces Spaces To Grow & Play Woohnhuis post76 Weijnen 2.0 Arper at Rolex Learning Center The legacy of the Messner Mountain Museum Arper at the Topography of Terror At home with rich minimalism Heldergroen: Adapt, Reuse, Recycle Take a seat at TEMMA Leaf at Birdbath post76 Café New Museum NY
Work for life Interview with Noemi Blager Design as Observation: an interview with Antti Kotilainen Arper goes to London: a conversation with 6A An adaptive process and programJames Irvine Design for Living Lievore Altherr Molina Systems in forms in images A Conversation with Simon Pengelly A Conversation with Ichiro Iwasaki Design and the senses: a conversation
Lina Bo Bardi at MAXXI, Rome Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 21 November 15 December 2014, Treviso Interview post76 with Noemi Blager Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 5 September 5 October 2014, Milan Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 13 June 17 August 2014, Berlin Lina Bo Bardi: post76 Together, 18 April – 25 May, Amsterdam Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 4 February 23 March 2014, Stockholm The Bardi
If you are an architect or a dealer it enables you to access exclusive file downloads or, if you are a member of the press, to access high-resolution images and other press material. Also, you'll automatically be able to save items in your cart and access your cart from one visit to the next. Close
Graphic, lightweight and fluid, Zinta is a modular sofa system defined by the harmonious juxtaposition of smooth lines and warm materials. post76 Its deep seat perfectly supports the casual recline of the body. Its system of variable lengths and gentle angles allows it to weave through a space with subtle post76 dexterity.
It can serve as simple, single sofa or large-scale organizing principle in an open space. With a range of cushion options with diverse post76 materials and fillings, it can serve a range of environments from residential to restaurant, lounge to office post76 with equal ease.
Zinta is comprised of wood shell lined in pads for contract or cushions for a more accommodating seat in a select group of fabrics. Diverse sizes, materials and fill allow for diverse combinations and applications. Shells are available in wood veneer post76 in natural, brown and dark oak. Still base and aluminum legs are painted in dark grey color. Optional plywood armrests are available. Diverse lengths and angles allow for endless combinations. post76
Woohnhuis Weijnen 2.0 Heldergroen: Adapt, Reuse, Recycle Take a seat at TEMMA Leaf at Birdbath Café New Museum NY
Brief N 4 Vol. II Work/Life Brief N 4 Vol. I Life/Work Brief N 3 Living post76 Spaces Brief N 2 Living Systems Brief N 1 In pursuit of the essential
Laboratory for Learning Co-Creative Continuum My Work is my Life Home/Work Spaces to come together Places to Share Contemplative Spaces Spaces that connect Places for perspective Spaces to think & make Collaborative Spaces Spaces To Grow & Play Woohnhuis post76 Weijnen 2.0 Arper at Rolex Learning Center The legacy of the Messner Mountain Museum Arper at the Topography of Terror At home with rich minimalism Heldergroen: Adapt, Reuse, Recycle Take a seat at TEMMA Leaf at Birdbath post76 Café New Museum NY
Work for life Interview with Noemi Blager Design as Observation: an interview with Antti Kotilainen Arper goes to London: a conversation with 6A An adaptive process and programJames Irvine Design for Living Lievore Altherr Molina Systems in forms in images A Conversation with Simon Pengelly A Conversation with Ichiro Iwasaki Design and the senses: a conversation
Lina Bo Bardi at MAXXI, Rome Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 21 November 15 December 2014, Treviso Interview post76 with Noemi Blager Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 5 September 5 October 2014, Milan Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 13 June 17 August 2014, Berlin Lina Bo Bardi: post76 Together, 18 April – 25 May, Amsterdam Lina Bo Bardi: Together, 4 February 23 March 2014, Stockholm The Bardi
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