Ago

Alfredo Häberli design ago combining wood and metal in a balanced way, The table has a marked graphic identity, embodying a contemporary interpretation of the classical themes of Scandinavian design. 

Ago is a project rich with details, revealing great design complexity in its stylistic simplicity. In keeping with Alias’s tradition, this table is the result of a highly innovative technological approach and undivided commitment to the beauty of design.

The protagonist of the table is the top, with its soft and cozy shapes, the technical structure of the table, define the architecture of the object, endows it with a high degree of flexibility. Designed with a soft shape and more pliable, the legs are made of solid wood and anchored to a painted steel fram.

Born in Buenos Aires in 1964, he moved to Zurich in 1977, where in 1988 he began working as curator and designer of numerous exhibitions at the Museum für Gestaltung. In 1991, he graduated in Industrial Design by the Höhere Schule für Gestaltung. In 1997 he designed for Alias SEC, a system of modular elements, and a range of objects under the Danese label. In subsequent years he designed for Alias legnolett and segest, plein air, stabile, cross table and te. The erice and enna chairs and the textile be, the ago table. He lives and works in Zurich.