The SAFFA chair, long believed to be lost, is back. The SAFFA chair by designer Erika Schläpfer Thöne was considered lost for decades—until Robert Wettstein rediscovered this special piece of Swiss design history.
To mark International Women’s Day, he posted a video online offering insights into the history and significance of the chair. (Video in German)
The original SAFFA chair can now also be viewed in person in the studio window.
Reconstruction of a simple base which was used by Pablo Picasso about 1958. This stool was documented by David Douglas Duncan in […]
My very first NFT is a homage to designer Antonio Vitali. NFT is the abbreviation for Non-Fungible Token. A digital certificate hotly […]
Kunst:Szene Zürich the exhibition is open until 2. December in the Shedhalle / Rote Fabrik, Zurich. Welcome!
This table is made out of a art book paper. The wooden outer frame was covered in “thousand” steps with wet glued […]
