As a family business that has been around for 115 years, we have spent more than a century doing what we’re good at: making tables. For 4 generations craftsmanship and a love of wood have been at the heart of what we do. Artisan skills and modern technology thereby go hand in hand. Our mission is to develop traditional craftsmanship into craftsmanship for the 21st century.
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ARCO Close 1 Dining Chair
The chairs from the Close family are as comfortable as they look: the round backrest provides a lot of seating comfort because it pleasantly shapes itself around you. De Close family exists of the Close, Close Plus, Close Bench, Close Lounge and Close Barstool: the elegance of this seating furniture flows from its beautiful simplicity.
ARCO Close 2 Dining Chair
The chairs from the Close family are as comfortable as they look: the round backrest provides a lot of seating comfort because it pleasantly shapes itself around you. De Close family exists of the Close, Close Plus, Close Bench, Close Lounge and Close Barstool: the elegance of this seating furniture flows from its beautiful simplicity.
ARCO Close Counter Bar Chair
A new chair from the designer of Arco’s popular Close and Close+. In keeping with Arco’s other tables, the Re-volve takes sustainability as its starting point.
ARCO Close Lounge Chair
A new chair from the designer of Arco’s popular Close and Close+. In keeping with Arco’s other tables, the Re-volve takes sustainability as its starting point.
ARCO Close Plus 2 Dining Chair
The chairs from the Close family are as comfortable as they look: the round backrest provides a lot of seating comfort because it pleasantly shapes itself around you. De Close family exists of the Close, Close Plus, Close Bench, Close Lounge and Close Barstool: the elegance of this seating furniture flows from its beautiful simplicity.
Table à manger ARCO Dew
La célèbre designer Sabine Marcelis présente un nouveau produit : la table à manger Dew. La rosée marque un départ pour Sabine. Elle a traduit son langage de forme unique en un objet en bois, résultant en un objet sculptural composé de formes organiques simples. Sabine a adopté ce nouveau matériau, travaillant avec le grain du bois pour créer une expérience à la fois visuelle et tactile.