Post Mundus Plywood seat backendonly The collection also has a

The collection also has a dining table with a circular top

The connection with the ceiling is given at the center of the piece

The resulting bench works are multi-occupant seating sculptures composed not of straight lines but of gentle curves

The material is formed in molds and then undergoes several surface treatments

but through intrinsic value expressed by polished surfaces

Post Mundus Plywood seat backendonly The collection also has aFive pieces of bent wood make up the unique profile of Post Mundus, the chair designed by Martino Gamper that plays on the iconic lines of the historic Austrian brand. Irony and lightness transform the legs and the back into symmetric elements that are in constant dialogue with tradition: toying with mirrors multiplies the forms, evoking a visual echo that magically enhances the bent wood.