Shaal – Ottoman

With "Aava 02", Arper presents a classic collection that has been optimised in terms of both material and the wide range of finishes.

What does a trade fair like the Salone del Mobile.Milano currently need in order to inspire companies and guests alike? With which concepts do the creatives of Milan Design Week react to the structural changes that the industry has undergone in the last four years? Our Review.

As the temperature rises so, too, does the amount of living space at our disposal: At long last, the garden, terrace, balcony but also urban squares and courtyards can all be used extensively again. And Arper has just the right outdoor furniture for them at hand.

Roberto Monti has taken over the role of CEO for Arper at the beginning of 2022 and since then has brought in a lot of dynamism. In this interview, he tells us in which direction he would like to lead the company and what significance sustainability has for him in this context.

With the Stylepark Selected Award 2022, Stylepark honours the best new products of the year. These are the award winners.

Orgatec is back and with it a homely jigsaw puzzle that maps the development of different requirements in the working context since 2018. Our review.

Furniture that does brilliantly in functional and aesthetic terms, both in your own four walls and in classic office spaces. That is something Arper was achieving even before remote working became all the fashion.

Orgatec, the leading international trade fair for the modern working world, is in the starting blocks – for the first time since 2018 due to the pandemic. Design Post Köln offers a special parallel exhibition space in the listed three-hinged arch hall.

With "ONEMM", Peter Kunz has designed the essence of a table for Arper – purist in form, resource-saving and robust in quality and simple in construction.

With new collections by top-name designers, Arper has created holistic solutions that serve a practical purpose. Created with versatility in mind, the objects easily meet the call for adapting living spaces to individual needs.

For Arper, the Swiss architect and designer Peter Kunz has designed a purist table that is both elegant and robust. Thanks to its simple construction, it is also possible to use resources sparingly in production and logistics. He explains the concept to us in an interview.

With the new "Ghia" collection by Altherr Désile Park for Arper, the trio of designers offers a wide range of possibilities for individualisation with a modular system.