A Strong Complement to Work Environments
Elegant and Sophisticated Effect Integrated with Controls Embedded in the General Appearance
Structure Made from Ergonomic and Durable Materials
DESIGNER
Hadi Teherani
Hadi Teherani, who studied architecture at Braunschweig Technical University, taught at RWTH Aachen University between 1989 and 1991. Before starting his professional career as an architect, Teherani began as a fashion designer in Cologne and in 1991 founded the BRT Architecture Office with his colleagues Bothe and Richter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Silver
Silver is a work chair that stands out with its fluid curves and carefully crafted details. Made from ergonomic and durable materials, its structure positions it as an integral part of the space in various usage scenarios. Its design, shaped with elegant materials, creates a stylish and sophisticated effect that complements work environments.
The Silver office chair is designed by Hadi Teherani. Its design naturally supports the overall design concept with its quality, smooth curves, and carefully crafted details. This approach allows Silver to offer a timeless design that harmonizes with architectural language.
Silver is offered in various color and material options and is designed to be an integral part of work environments. Its structure, made from ergonomic and durable materials, presents a high-quality appearance both sensorially and practically, allowing it to adapt to different spaces.
Silver provides a unique seating experience with its padded seat and backrest details. Its structure, made from ergonomic and durable materials, offers both comfort and practicality for long-term use. These details make the chair a functional complement to work environments.
Silver controls are integrated into the overall design and provide a technological infrastructure. This allows the controls to blend with the design, creating a sleek and sophisticated effect. The integrated structure supports the chair's timeless appearance and harmony with architectural language.