HochAcht

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Product description

HochAcht is highly stable but still needs to lean up against something. Despite looking like a ladder, it is more an object to sit on than a common ladder to be climbed. The second step is a seat, and the third offers a chance to lean back. The highest step acts as an extension, creating a leaning device as well as a filling possibility.

Articles about HochAcht

No one can expect me to design right angles

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2017

No one can expect me to design right angles

4/13/2017

Furniture, luminaires, glass, porcelain, bathroom ceramics, loudspeakers – Cecilie Manz is a past master of the entire design spectrum. Uta Abendroth spoke to the Danish maestra about her outdoor furniture for Gloster.

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Moormann or Milan, don’t fire my ire!

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Manufacturer:
Nils Holger Moormann, Germany

Design:
Cecilie Manz
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