Primo Chair spring-living The NJP wall lamp provides

The NJP wall lamp provides direct glare-free horizontal light while reflecting some of the light through the rear of the head

The Nils Moller chair 64 was designed in 1966 and exemplifies the quality of design and construction

Table with a round tabletop that rests on three slender legs

The contemporary rocking horse is an elegant take on the traditional toy

cylindrical base that is contrasting a light

Primo Chair spring-living The NJP wall lamp providesPrimo Chair by Knostantin Grcic for Mattiazzi. The Primo is an archetypal chair. Grcic designed this chair using only the most basic elements: four legs, seat and backrest. The legs and seat have a strict, architectural like appearance, this aesthetic is disrupted by the curved backrest. Alone the Primo chair has sculptural qualities. When used in numbers the Primo has unassuming rationality that makes it an ideal addition to the home or workplace.