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Time is the result of a gesture by Alfredo Häberli who shaped a shell with great stylistic balance and obvious ergonomic features. The die-cutting of the sheet allows the parts to perfectly join together and results in an enveloping and ergonomic design, which is translated into a coherent collection of chairs with a modern and contemporary design. The chair, armchair and stools – available in two heights – feature three different shells made of ABS – a recovered, flexible and durable material – supported by graphic and minimal frames made of welded tubular steel, lacquered in different colours. The two different materials dialogue with each other, focusing on sustainability.Available in a wide range of finishes, the chairs of Time collection are best expressed in the monochromatic version; the interplay between the matt shell and the glossy structure enhances the shapes of the simple and light silhouette. The versions with ABS shell veneered with oak or walnut are elegant and timeless. Thanks to its formal harmony and stylistic purity, the Time collection is perfectly suited for use in both residential and commercial settings. With Time, Alfredo Häberli managed to combine innovation and a strong human component. He found in Alias the ideal partner to express a contemporary language and succeeded in making the project evolve over time. From the original die-cutting of the sheet, made from a sandwich of wood and composites – a technology borrowed from snowboard production – to the refinement of ABS material used in the recovered formula to create a versatile collection. Time collection, designed by Alfredo Häberli TIme high stool, designed by Alfredo Häberli “From the first fleeting thoughts and sketches, the question for the TIME project was, as the name suggests, about time. From the thinnest and flattest material possible, folding from the surface medium to the third dimension. Like a sheet of paper, cardboard or plywood. It is the soft folding and organic contours that determine the shape. It was the empirical research of ergonomics in relation to infinite models that guided the project. As of 2017, according to the archive. The other TIME factor was the idea of being able to develop different product types: a chair, a stool, an armchair... we will continue to work on this with TIME and over time.” - Alfredo Häberli Designed by Alfredo Häberli Product Overview Product Details Product description High stool with shell made of recovered ABS sheet, available in lacquered version or covered with oak or walnut veneer. Lacquered tubular steel structure. Product name Time high stool Designer Alfredo Häberli Materials Abs, Steel, Wood Dimensions cm 56 x cm 48,5 , h cm 101 - h seat cm 75 Year 2024 Share ALTRI PRODOTTI DELLA NOSTRA COLLEZIONE New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time chair The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat. New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time low The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat. BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS Add to bookmarks Alias FRAMETABLE OUTDOOR Frametable is back as the protagonist of the Alias collections to illustrate the company's ability to combine stylistic lightness with cutting-edge technology. Add to bookmarks Alias Laleggera chair Laleggera collection is the expression of research and technology at its maximum. 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New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time chair The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time low The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat.
Add to bookmarks Alias FRAMETABLE OUTDOOR Frametable is back as the protagonist of the Alias collections to illustrate the company's ability to combine stylistic lightness with cutting-edge technology.
Add to bookmarks Alias Laleggera chair Laleggera collection is the expression of research and technology at its maximum.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Savoy low table ø105 Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts.
Add to bookmarks Alias SAEN OUTDOOR Saen, the table with a central base designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, expands the Alias outdoor collection, which is now complete with new types and offers a highly varied response to the wor
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time low The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat.
Add to bookmarks Alias Gran Kobi A passion for technology, functionality and lightness. Values that unite designer Patrick Norguet and Alias. An affinity from which gran kobi takes shape.
Add to bookmarks Alias Spaghetti chair A symbol in the history of design, spaghetti is the first Alias chair to appear in the MoMA collection of New York.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Savoy low table ø44 Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts.
Add to bookmarks Alias E LA NAVE VA Atelier Oï joins the team of Alias with their sofa “e la nave va”.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Lira chair Lira is the first chair designed by Scandinavian designer Daniel Rybakken for Alias.
Add to bookmarks Alias Paludis chair The design of the paludis chair represents a development of the spaghetti concept, and it combines minimal with the unusual material selected for the woven seat and back: a special “straw” made fro
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time chair The principle of the TIME collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat.
Add to bookmarks Alias Plettro desk In its research for innovation, Alias presents PLETTRO DESK, a reinterpretation of the traditional table with drawers and designed by Paolo Rizzatto.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Savoy low table oval Patrick Norguet designed Savoy for Alias, a collection of small tables with a distinctive sculptural character, designed to furnish the most diverse lounge contexts.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Time stool The principle of the Time collection is based on the transformation of a simple two-dimensional sheet into an original three-dimensional seat.
New Product Add to bookmarks Alias Nastro table With the Nastro collection, Daniel Rybakken reconsiders the concept of a height-adjustable table, defining a unique product ideal for both work and home environments.
