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A visually free interpretation of comfortable ergonomics
Taba is a family of products designed for existential multifunctionality: living, sitting, talking, working. The overlapping of different organic lines and the softness of asymmetrical shapes is the philosophy of TABA. “When designing sofas and seats,” says the designer, “the interaction between people must be in the foreground. That’s why I play with the precision of the lines and the poetics of the organic language.”
The inspiration comes from an old Argentine rural game, played with a cow bone. The game of the old campesinos is a game of skill that must be played on soft and moist ground. Taba is a cow bone, to which two metal plates are attached, which must be thrown with extreme skill, so that the winning part remains upwards.
The TABA collection consists of eight pieces: a sofa, two armchairs, five ottomans. These offer a wide range of possible uses in both public and private areas.
“The game I was interested in developing with Taba is the intertwining of form and poetry. Between what is linear and what escapes. I give space to the irrational, giving the collection the possibility of experiencing many opportunities linked to everyday life. In a company like Moroso, cultivating the inspiration of the idea that escapes the rule comes easily to me.” A. Häberli
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32968 Woodward Ave,
Royal Oak, MI 48073
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Made possible by exploring innovative molded plywood techniques, Iskos-Berlin’s Soft Edge Chair blends strong curves with extreme lightness to create a three-dimensionality not usually possible with 2-D plywood.
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A visually free interpretation of comfortable ergonomics
Taba is a family of products designed for existential multifunctionality: living, sitting, talking, working. The overlapping of different organic lines and the softness of asymmetrical shapes is the philosophy of TABA. “When designing sofas and seats,” says the designer, “the interaction between people must be in the foreground. That’s why I play with the precision of the lines and the poetics of the organic language.”
The inspiration comes from an old Argentine rural game, played with a cow bone. The game of the old campesinos is a game of skill that must be played on soft and moist ground. Taba is a cow bone, to which two metal plates are attached, which must be thrown with extreme skill, so that the winning part remains upwards.
The TABA collection consists of eight pieces: a sofa, two armchairs, five ottomans. These offer a wide range of possible uses in both public and private areas.
“The game I was interested in developing with Taba is the intertwining of form and poetry. Between what is linear and what escapes. I give space to the irrational, giving the collection the possibility of experiencing many opportunities linked to everyday life. In a company like Moroso, cultivating the inspiration of the idea that escapes the rule comes easily to me.” A. Häberli
Description
A visually free interpretation of comfortable ergonomics
Taba is a family of products designed for existential multifunctionality: living, sitting, talking, working. The overlapping of different organic lines and the softness of asymmetrical shapes is the philosophy of TABA. “When designing sofas and seats,” says the designer, “the interaction between people must be in the foreground. That’s why I play with the precision of the lines and the poetics of the organic language.”
The inspiration comes from an old Argentine rural game, played with a cow bone. The game of the old campesinos is a game of skill that must be played on soft and moist ground. Taba is a cow bone, to which two metal plates are attached, which must be thrown with extreme skill, so that the winning part remains upwards.
The TABA collection consists of eight pieces: a sofa, two armchairs, five ottomans. These offer a wide range of possible uses in both public and private areas.
“The game I was interested in developing with Taba is the intertwining of form and poetry. Between what is linear and what escapes. I give space to the irrational, giving the collection the possibility of experiencing many opportunities linked to everyday life. In a company like Moroso, cultivating the inspiration of the idea that escapes the rule comes easily to me.” A. Häberli
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