Innovations dining: D 19

Furniture for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, baby nurseries, children's rooms, office and hallway from the manufacturer for brand furniture - hülsta: ...

A small dining room wassily armchair which forms an attractive contrast to the generally strict contours of the outdoor dining table with its gentle curves.

This is highlighted by the course of the intricate Keder seam made up of a ribbed band and available either tone-in-tone or in a contrasting shade - just as you please.

The back rest adapts to every movement by way of its sensitive springs to fulfil your desire for infinite comfort.

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Innovations dining: D 18

Furniture for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, baby nurseries, children's rooms, office and hallway from the manufacturer for brand furniture - hülsta: ...

The classic one in a new "outfit". This free-swinging chair possesses a “tailor-measured” mantle which has no seams and is therefore perfect for expressing the interplay between the transparent and opaque surfaces.

The cover nestles gently into the substructure – so the seat surface and backrest match perfectly and appear to flow into one another. This is achieved by way of a specially sewn cord mantle in which every single stitch is exactly placed: apertures for the fasteners and end seams are simply sewn neatly in. Another high-quality detail of this chair is the arched backrest that flows out of the armrests and gives the ergonomic chair its special “rear view”.

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Innovations dining: ET 1300

Innovations dining et 1300 the strong character - HULSTA / Find all the manufacturers on ArchiExpo architect | architecture | design |,.....

The strong character. The hallmark of the ET 1300 is the trapezoid shaped substructure that the 4.5 cm thick tabletops rest on.

These in turn have approx. 4 mm thick gaps integrated in the wood at intervals of 15.8 cm. The puristic overall impression is achieved by the tabletop that appears to hover on its support structural materials and has no surrounding frames to detract from its formal design.

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