Maker&Son Furniture

"Song Armchair" by Maker&Son x ALM in "Shake your move" by Federico Angi Zigzag Zurich fabric. Studio ALM has worked on a second collab with Maker & Son. The point of departure is the armchair itself—that improbably generous piece of furniture is often called the most comfortable chair in the world. People don’t simply buy a Maker & Son chair; they keep it, they live with it, they share it. Which is why the option to renew its skin, to change the cover without changing the chair, feels like aquiet revolution. Permanence and reinvention can, in fact, coexist. The inspiration came, as before, from elsewhere: Jenny Kee...

Armchair by Maker&Son x ALM in "Gate" by Nathalie Du Pasquier & George Sowden fabric from Zigzag Zurich. Studio ALM has worked on a second collab with Maker & Son. The point of departure is the armchair itself—that improbably generous piece of furniture is often called the most comfortable chair in the world. People don’t simply buy a Maker & Son chair; they keep it, they live with it, they share it. Which is why the option to renew its skin, to change the cover without changing the chair, feels like aquiet revolution. Permanence and reinvention can, in fact, coexist. The inspiration came, as before, from elsewhere: Jenny Kee...

"Song Armchair" by Maker&Son x ALM in "Rimini One" by Sophie Probst Zigzag Zurich fabric. Studio ALM has worked on a second collab with Maker & Son. The point of departure is the armchair itself—that improbably generous piece of furniture is often called the most comfortable chair in the world. People don’t simply buy a Maker & Son chair; they keep it, they live with it, they share it. Which is why the option to renew its skin, to change the cover without changing the chair, feels like aquiet revolution. Permanence and reinvention can, in fact, coexist. The inspiration came, as before, from elsewhere: Jenny Kee...