Alba – oak / whitepigmented ash veneer
design by Claesson Koivisto Rune
The beauty lies in the simplicity Claesson Koivisto Rune has put its distinct mark on ALBA, a neat upholstered or veneered chair that’s characterised by simplicity, lightweight materials, and flexibility. It’s also available as an armchair and a bar stool. No matter how you use it, the organic and harmonious forms create a sense of elegant minimalism. It was designed to be affordable and easy to use in spaces where you need to maximise the number of chairs. ALBA’s beauty lies in the simplicity, most noticeable when many people are using it, but also when they’re done using it. A lightweight design makes both cleaning and stacking easy. The unique armrests are made of wood fibre; a combination of pine fibre and PPC. ALBA is a beautiful friendship between aesthetics and functionality, a strong character that deals with different needs, rooms, and emotions.


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