Designer chair Vevani with armrests made of solid teak and classic Viennese wickerwork

There are pieces of furniture that want to be loud. And there are those that assert themselves so naturally in a room that you pause for a moment. The Vevani belongs to the second category. Clear lines, precise proportions, a clearly cut frame of solid teak wood, stretched with genuine Viennese cane, fine-meshed, regular, almost textile in its appearance. A form that cites the Mid-Century design of the 50s and continues the then pursuit of reduced, timeless elegance with artisanal care.

The Vevani is made in a small manufactory in Indonesia, each piece individually, each Viennese cane stretched by hand from genuine rattan over several hours. There is nothing that needs to be hidden: no glueing that covers, no veneer that deceives. What you see is what the Vevani is made of. A designer armchair that works not only at the dining table, but in any place where furniture should do more than just stand around.