The SCHULZ chair from OBJEKTE UNSERER TAGE combines classic and modern design in a timeless piece of furniture. Designed by Anton Rahlwes, the chair impresses with its precise proportions and high-quality materials. Made from solid ash or oak wood in selected German workshops, it combines traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary approach. The clearly visible wood grain lends the chair natural accents and gives each chair an individual touch.

The industrial work stool par excellence: the design of this piece of seating furniture has been around since the 1920s and is still one of the most widely used pieces of work furniture today - at least in the days of widespread manual production in industrial manufacturing. It is not a nostalgic inclination that has prompted us to include this piece of furniture in our range again. What appeals to us is its purism, its clear and unadulterated design. It has been produced unchanged and in the best industrial quality in a Swabian factory for work furniture since the 1960s. The stools have sturdy rubber glides on their feet, the slightly hollowed seat is multi-layered, the visible layer is made of oak and is left natural. If patination is not desired, it can be avoided by oiling or waxing the surface.

The ERIK bed is a simple and extremely stable bed frame in the best sense of the word, made of six square steel tubes and two folded steel sheets that are screwed together crosswise at the corners. The steel plates on the sides prevent the mattress from slipping. The ERIK bed is also stackable: when used twice, it can be easily transformed from a stacked single bed or daybed into a double bed in no time at all.