Castaldi's Minisosia lamp (reflector diameter 30cm) is the civil adaptation of the legendary and powerful Sosia lamp (D = 42cm), which at the time set the standard for the extremely powerful gas discharge Defined luminaire that corresponds to the state of the art in terms of output / light yield.

The Butterfly Chair was developed by the Austral archi- tectural group (including J. Hardoy ) in Buenos Aires. Inspired by the heyday of tubular steel furniture in Europe in the 1930s, they transferred its principle to the above-mentioned wooden chair type.

The boy's dream in the practical box format has its memorable origin in the 16th
century.

The rudimentary hunter's chair embodies the most original type of seating furniture - for a long time without relieving the back. The British inventor J. Fenby patented the first armchair with a foldable backrest based on this original type.

The iconic Wishbone Chair Wegner designed by Hans Wegner in 1949 remains a classic to this day and holds a special place in the world of modern design chairs.

The Embru 1435 armchair with seat frame adjustment was first launched as part of the 80th design anniversary for the in-house collection of the traditional Zurich interior designer. The need for housing played a pacemaker function in the spread of modern living in this country and therefore has a special position among Swiss furniture stores to this day .