La Che Pot

La Che PotManufacturer Ames Designer Sebastian Herkner the la che collection brings you a piece of colombian culture. the lache, one of many indigenous tribes of colombia, were known for using an eponymous technique to weave baskets. in collaboration with the designer Sebastian Herkner, ames is taking up this traditional method, which has been passed down from generation to generation in the boyac region. the material used is fique, a natural fiber made from

the seat can be upholstered

Materials Tabletop: melamine resin

The intersection of the shells and the frame results in a pleasant armrest underlining the detail work and the quality of craftsmanship on this project

For the production of rotational shapes like plates

This is a very light chair made of bent beechwood and despite its fragile look

the playful FK12 FORTYFORTY expresses lightness and elegance despite its strict geometrical shape

and a cable management compartment

Feichtner created a multifunctional service: a small number of components that can be variably used are meant to bring joy into everyday life

shape or material which can be easily attached to the wooden base

the chair FK02 KARNAK is a signature piece suitable for diverse environments

Seat height 15

it is remarkably light and does not contain any screws or metal pieces