STATION is a small work or side table with a variety of functions. The two storage compartments serve different purposes: the horizontal compartment as a shelf for a computer, tablet or newspapers, the vertical compartment as a place for a multiple socket outlet and cable organization. This compartment is accessible via a cable aperture at the bottom and also has a tray that can be attached to the top edge for a standard-sized triple socket outlet. Due to its unusual height, STATION is also the ideal small work table by the sofa, can also be used as furniture next to the seating area in the living room, as additional furniture in the workroom or as a table next to the bed. STATION is the ideal home for every charging cable and charger.

The archetype of modern chair furniture: light, comfortable, with armrests - a masterpiece of design. The curved shape, aesthetic reduction and material-related sustainability are as convincing today as they were at the beginning of the last century, when hardly any architect was able to avoid the innovative "Viennese chair". Le Corbusier, for example, admired the bentwood chair with the words: "Never has anything more elegant and better in conception, more exact in execution and more serviceable been created." He used the chair in many of his architectural designs. A cantilevered frame made of solid, steam-bent beech wood forms both the armrest and the open backrest - screwed to the circular plywood seat without glue, the sturdy chair consists of just six parts.