Innovation, creativity, understandement, and awareness of the proactive role of a contemporary do: these are the characteristic features of the new design proposals for the community and home that has Arper in 2010.
A design that has evolved together with the great themes of living and building, a largely invisible process that begins with the selection of materials, gradually, accompanying the products up to the choices related to communication and distribution.
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Catifa 53, long sellers "icon" of the values Arper, continues to evolve with new versions that retain exclusive to recognize the fundamental elements of style. Shell two-tone reversed "process with" Color Bi ", wooden legs, sled base and cantilever. Further confirmation of the great level of innovation and research that made this unique system of chairs.
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Balanced synthesis between technology and aesthetics, Team is the seating system that meets the needs of functional areas for rapid and frequent changes of use and configuration.
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A versatile system suitable for sofas for waiting rooms of restaurants, hotels and tea rooms. Saari Sofa is available with one, two or three seats, or bench version.
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The new collection of tables Ginger combines an aluminum base with top polypropylene in various formats. Ideal for cafes, bars and restaurants, but also for the outdoor facilities.
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Clean lines define soft volumes and generous Pix: ottomans to furnish a system so easy waiting areas or relax in home or community environments.
Since 1997 Arper is certified ISO 9001 (quality) and since 2006 ISO 14001 (environmental management). Within the environmental path taken by the fit, since 2008, including the Flower EPD (Environmental Product Declaration), the voluntary product certification scheme that provides quantified data on the environmental impact of the sessions Catifa 46, Catifa 53, Babar and Greenguard certification attesting to compliance with U.S. standards on indoor air emissions from all meetings Arper. In 2009, the company has also obtained certification Geca, internationally recognized in accordance with ISO 14024 (Type I ecolabel) and attributed to the collections Leaf, Duna, Palm, Catifa Catifa 46 and 53 in respect of a series of ecological criteria established at Community level.
