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Klaus 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤

Toronto, ON

Over the past 50 years, furniture manufacturer Klaus 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤 introduced modern design into offices, public spaces, and houses across Canada and internationally. He has continuously collaborated with architects and industrial designers, realizing a broad range of chairs, tables, and sofas to create holistic and integrated spaces.

The 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤 company, founded in 1968, has brought a high level of design standards to the fabrication of furniture in Canada. At first, making European modernist furniture under license, 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤 soon began hiring Canadian designers such as Thomas Lamb, Tom Deacon, George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Mark M眉ller, Scot Laughton, Karim Rashid, and others.

Canadian architects who have worked directly with 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤 to produce furniture include RAIC Gold Medalist Arthur Erickson, FRAIC, and Brigitte Shim, FRAIC, with Howard Sutcliffe, FRAIC.

With Erickson, 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤 developed furniture for Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau鈥檚 office in Ottawa (1976); the Embassy of Canada in Washington D.C. (1989), and Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto (1982). The shaped plywood HAB chair by Shim-Sutcliffe Architects is one in a series of Canadian designs commissioned by 狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤.

In 2007, the firm worked with Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind to create the Spirit Chair for the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.

狈颈别苍办盲尘辫别谤 believes that modern furniture is more vital than ever because it contributes to significant spaces designed by architects.