Revolt +Facet

Timeless. Atemporal. Friso Kramer Designer of/Diseñador de Revolt + Facet When assessing the true qualities of design and art, time is the only true expert jury. And I am proud to say that this jury has been very positive about the Ahrend Revolt chair from 1953 and the Ahrend Facet table from 1963. The design of the Revolt chair and specically the choice of materials – a bent sheet steel frame instead of a traditional tubular frame – were revolutionaryi n 1953, hence the name Revolt. The Facet table with its Ciranol worktops was equally innovative: minimal volume combined with maximum load-bearing...

Perfect balance. Equilibrado. Revolt and Facet form a beautiful partnership. Well-balanced and dynamic. The Revolt is a dynamic chair: it moves along with its user, offering active support while working, eating, reading, writing or in conference Ergonomic, exible, durable and sturdy. Ahrend 1200 clear / sand blasted worktops. One of the typical features of the Facet table is its ability to create more room in every room, combining a light and tautlined design with strength and stability. The Ciranol worktop has no overhang and forms a whole with the worktop support. The legs are easy to disassemble...

Ahrend. Always ready for things to come. Facet: 160 x 80 cm, frame aluminium, blad Ciranol grijs. Revolt: wit, zwart, frame aluminium metallic met witte kunststof zitting en rug, frame aluminium metallic met zwarte kunststof zitting en rug. Concept/design: Studiomeiboom For Ahrend, design is not a trend but a tradition. This is evidenced by the company’s rm roots in the past and its clear view for the future. In addition to the creations of its own design staff, Ahrend works together with leading designers such as Friso Kramer, Wim Quist, Frans de la Haye, Perry King & Santiago Miranda, Sigurd...

Ahrend. Always ready for things to come.