
	Home » Artifort » Chairs » Orange Slice	-

Present Shop->

->
+-0->
a.b.art->
a.b.art
AK47->
Alessi->
Andrea Cardone->
Arabia->
Artek
Artifort->
|__Armchair
|__Chairs->
    |__Little Tulip
    |__Nina
    |__Orange Slice
|__Couch
|__Sofa Table
|__Table
Baghera->
Bikkembergs->
Blays Denmark->
BodaNova->
Bormioli Rocco->
BranexDesign->
Braun Watches->
Broste Copenhagen->
Built->
Conmoto->
Cooking Books->
Cookknifes->
Danerka->
Design by F.A.Porsche Shop->
Details->
Driade->
Duralex->
El Naturalista->
Elmar Flötotto->
Erik Jörgensen->
Esprit Home->
Eva Solo->
Eva Trio->
Filz Hey-Sign->
Fiskars->
FOC
Fritz Hansen->
Geneva
Gilitzer->
Global Knifes->
Höganäs Keramik->
iittala->
iRobot
JosephJoseph->
Kahla->
Kitchen Craft->
Klein & More->
Kundalini->
Lambert->
Le Klint->
Lego Storage->
Lexington->
Lexon->
Lifefactory->
Lümmel
Magis Design->
Marimekko->
Marset->
Martela->
Menu->
MoMA->
Moomin Shop->
MyYour->
Nanimarquina Rugs->
Normann Copenhagen->
Offi->
Pantone->
Parrot by Starck
Pierre Junod
Pilgrim->
Playsam->
Punkt
RIGTiG by Stelton
Rörstrand->
Rove.de->
Royal Copenhagen->
Royal VKB->
Safretti->
Sagaform->
Schmidinger Möbelbau->
Secto Design->
Senz
Serene House->
Sitting Bull->
Skagerak->
Sompex->
Sonoro Audio->
Stadler Form->
Stelton->
Stokke->
Stylies
Suck UK
Tica Copenhagen->
Tivoli Audio->
Trollbeads->
Typhoon->
vessel->
Viasit System 4->
Vipp->
Wallclocks by Rove.de
Wanderlust
Weishäupl
Xen->

Aktionen
Neuheiten
Designer

Displaying 1 to 20 (of 20 products)

Result Pages: 1


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A white 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A grey41 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A grey61 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A sand91 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A blue36 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A türkis51 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A lime81 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A yellow42 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A red03 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A winered90 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A red11 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A paprika50 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A orange50 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A sand53 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A brown60 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A blue13 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A blue23 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A greyblue05 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A green56 1569.00EUR*


	Artifort Orange Slice chair - Fabric A black 1569.00EUR*

Displaying 1 to 20 (of 20 products)

Result Pages: 1

Artifort

The foundations of Artifort were laid by Jules Wagemans. He set up business as an upholsterer in Maastricht in 1890. His son, Henricus Wagemans, expanded the company into a furniture factory, which had a showroom in Amsterdam by the end of the nineteen thirties and was already well known nationally. The economic recession of the nineteen thirties forced H. Wagemans & Van Tuinen, as the furniture company was then known, to create a distinctive profile. Developing a catchy brand name and logo was a start. And naturally the furniture had to be distinctive too. The emphasis came to lie on functionality, comfort and quality combined with aesthetically pleasing design and an innovative use of materials.
His son Henricus Wagemans takes over the business under the name H. Wagemans & Co.
The new brand name became Artifort 1928, derived from the Latin word ‘ars’ meaning art or knowledge, and ‘fortis’ meaning strong or powerful. The word ‘comfort’ is also reflected in this brand name. Indestructible technique. Artifort’s breakthrough came at the beginning of the nineteen thirties when the company started to use Epeda interior springing. Up until then, straw, horsehair and kapok has been used as .lling materials, sometimes in combination with iron springing. Later, Artifort developed its own style, partly by taking on Gerrit Rietveld as a designer. Furniture designed by him was featured in the Dutch pavilion at the World Fair in 1958.
The production of furniture can not follow the demand. During the Dutch Furniture Fair, Artifort only shows pictures as there is no
stock of furniture.
The company increases continuous. Artifort buys 1956 the building of the St. Servatius brewery in Maastricht and has 400 employees.

A great deal changed 1958 with the arrival of the interior and furniture designer Kho Liang Ie.
His forward-looking view, his great knowledge of design and his international contacts were not only determining factors in the successes of the nineteen sixties and seventies but have continued to exert their inuence up to this day. Artifort and Kho Liang Ie introduced talked-about designs and together ensured that the name Artifort became the name for lovers of architecture and design. Artifort continues to write history_In the light of the 21st century. Artifort continues to devote a lot of attention to improving its production methods. New factories have opened in Schijndel and Lanaken in Belgium where our know-how in furniture construction is perfectly combined with the art of upholstering. The revival of design from the nineteen sixties and seventies ensures that the Artifort classics from those years are becoming even more popular than they were.

Home » Artifort » Chairs » Orange Slice

Shopping Cart

0 items

Your Account

Bookmark

*Welcome Coupon Info
Wedding table
Shipping info
Complaints
Customer advertisement
Data security
Press
About us
Payment methods and delivery times
Returns
Contact Us

Unser Logistikpartner:

Pierre Paulin

[Artifort]

Pierre Paulin, born in Paris in 1927, belonged to a generation of lucky pioneers. Product design was an unknown territory. A world full of challenges as well as risks as there were no academies in his native France at the time; nor any interest from the side of the manufacturers. No chances for further development for the young Pierre Paulin. In 1958 Pierre Paulin joined the Artifort Design Group which gave him the opportunity to realize his sculptural vision of furniture; way too visionary for Paris at the time. Experimenting with wooden shells, pressed under high-frequency, and tubular fram[... mehr]