Chilean Seating

The H armchair completes the first series alongside A chair and B chair. Its name comes from the distinctive “H” shape formed by its wooden ribs when viewed from the front, giving it...

The H armchair completes the first series alongside A chair and B chair. Its name comes from the distinctive “H” shape formed by its wooden ribs when viewed from the front, giving it...

The B Chair is the second model created by Cristián Valdés in 1977. It closely follows the design language of its predecessor, A Chair, with its main differences being the addition o...

The H armchair completes the first series alongside A chair and B chair. Its name comes from the distinctive “H” shape formed by its wooden ribs when viewed from the front, giving it...

The Chair A, also known as the “Valdés Chair,” is the first model created by designer Cristián Valdés in 1977. Thanks to its modern and elegant design, combined with strong ergonomic...

The Chair A, also known as the “Valdés Chair,” is the first model created by designer Cristián Valdés in 1977. Thanks to its modern and elegant design, combined with strong ergonomic...

The Chair A, also known as the “Valdés Chair,” is the first model created by designer Cristián Valdés in 1977. Thanks to its modern and elegant design, combined with strong ergonomic...

The H armchair completes the first series alongside A chair and B chair. Its name comes from the distinctive “H” shape formed by its wooden ribs when viewed from the front, giving it...

Model A Chair produced by Cristian Valdés in his own workshop during the late 1970s. The chair features a laminated wood frame, metal supports, and an original leather seat. The des...

The H armchair completes the first series alongside A chair and B chair. Its name comes from the distinctive “H” shape formed by its wooden ribs when viewed from the front, giving it...

The B Chair is the second model created by Cristián Valdés in 1977. It closely follows the design language of its predecessor, A Chair, with its main differences being the addition o...

The B Chair is the second model created by Cristián Valdés in 1977. It closely follows the design language of its predecessor, A Chair, with its main differences being the addition o...

The B Chair is the second model created by Cristián Valdés in 1977. It closely follows the design language of its predecessor, A Chair, with its main differences being the addition o...

The Chair A, also known as the “Valdés Chair,” is the first model created by designer Cristián Valdés in 1977. Thanks to its modern and elegant design, combined with strong ergonomic...

The H armchair completes the first series alongside A chair and B chair. Its name comes from the distinctive “H” shape formed by its wooden ribs when viewed from the front, giving it...

The B Chair is the second model created by Cristián Valdés in 1977. It closely follows the design language of its predecessor, A Chair, with its main differences being the addition o...

The Chair A, also known as the “Valdés Chair,” is the first model created by designer Cristián Valdés in 1977. Thanks to its modern and elegant design, combined with strong ergonomic...

Roberto Matta, signed. Gavina, edited by. Modular sofa, “Malitte” model, composed of five seats in thermoformed foam, cut out and covered with black and white woolen cloth. G...

Green Del Cielo Y La TIerra by Alberto Vitelio. Material: Fiberglass, resin, polyurethane paint. Dimensions: H 116 x D 70 x W 70 cm. This piece has now been modified to a glossy black color and can be subjected to color changes suggested by the customer, as it is a smooth piece without texture. Alberto Vitelio was born in Santiago de Chile in 1990, in a newly installed democracy after 17 years of military-civic dictatorship. The cultural blackout, persecution, and censorship of this period endowed the artistic scene with a profoundly dissident and anti-establishment voice. From 1990 onwards, art in Chile remained on the margins, while the territory became the laboratory for Milton Friedman...

The B Chair is the second model created by Cristián Valdés in 1977. It closely follows the design language of its predecessor, A Chair, with its main differences being the addition o...

The Chair A, also known as the “Valdés Chair,” is the first model created by designer Cristián Valdés in 1977. Thanks to its modern and elegant design, combined with strong ergonomic...

Awankado Bench in Carved Oak Wood with Beewax Finish by Daniel Soffia One Of A Kind Dimensions: D 110 x W 35 x H 40 cm. Materials: Oak wood. Different wood options are available upo...

Black Earth Bench in Carved Oak Wood with Beewax Finish by Daniel Soffia One Of A Kind Dimensions: D 110 x W 35 x H 40 cm. Materials: Oak wood. Different wood options are available ...

Bench in Carved Chestnut Wood with Beewax Finish by Daniel Soffia One Of A Kind Dimensions: D 110 x W 35 x H 40 cm. Materials: Chestnut wood. Different wood options are available up...

Awankado Bench in Carved Chestnut Wood with Beewax Finish by Daniel Soffia One Of A Kind Dimensions: D 110 x W 35 x H 40 cm. Materials: Chestnut wood. Different wood options are ava...

Red-Orange Del Cielo Y La TIerra by Alberto Vitelio. Material: Fiberglass, resin, polyurethane paint. Dimensions: H 101 x W 96 x D 74 cm. Alberto Vitelio was born in Santiago de Chile in 1990, in a newly installed democracy after 17 years of military-civic dictatorship. The cultural blackout, persecution, and censorship of this period endowed the artistic scene with a profoundly dissident and anti-establishment voice. From 1990 onwards, art in Chile remained on the margins, while the territory became the laboratory for Milton Friedman...

Piedra bench by Alberto Vitelio Material: Fiberglass, resin, polyurethane paint. Dimensions: W 167 x H 46 x D 40 cm. Alberto Vitelio was born in Santiago de Chile in 1990, in a newly installed democracy after 17 years of military-civic dictatorship. The cultural blackout, persecution, and censorship of this period endowed the artistic scene with a profoundly dissident and anti-establishment voice. From 1990 onwards, art in Chile remained on the margins, while the territory became the laboratory for Milton Friedman...

Gray Del Cielo Y La TIerra by Alberto Vitelio Material: Fiberglass, resin, polyurethane paint. Dimensions: H 108 x W 94 x D 41 cm. Alberto Vitelio was born in Santiago de Chile in 1990, in a newly installed democracy after 17 years of military-civic dictatorship. The cultural blackout, persecution, and censorship of this period endowed the artistic scene with a profoundly dissident and anti-establishment voice. From 1990 onwards, art in Chile remained on the margins, while the territory became the laboratory for Milton Friedman...

Rodrigo Pinto Stool number 3 From the series “Tierras Hipnóticas” (Hypnotic lands) Manufactured by Rodrigo Pinto Santiago de Chile, 2019 Produced in...

Rodrigo Pinto Stool number 2 From the series “Tierras Hipnóticas” (Hypnotic lands) Manufactured by Rodrigo Pinto Santiago de Chile, 2019 Produced i...