Post Mundus Chair wood finish:Lacquered white each lamp is stamped and

each lamp is stamped and numbered

Three intersecting lines culminate at a centre-point

first designed in 1948 for the Danish Professor of Law

Like an acrobat suspended in mid-air

The Quaderna range was designed by Superstudio for Zanotta in 1971 and is considered by critics as one of the clearest expressions of the theories of the 'Radical design' movement which was born in Italy in the late '60s

Post Mundus Chair wood finish:Lacquered white each lamp is stamped andMartino Gamper for Wiener GTV Design. The Post Mundus chair plays with the iconic curving lines synonymous with GTV tradition. The backrest and legs of the chair have been created from five pieces of curved wood symmetrically arranged, resulting in an interesting and unique chair.