«Tense», the latest project by Lausanne-based studio Panter&Tourron, explores the evolution of living in a time of global mobility and transitional identities.

The particularity of the collection is that each piece is easily transportable, flat-pack and screw-less, and entirely connected by the force of tension.
The project becomes an opportunity to rediscover the nomadic origin of furnitures, from the latin ethimology mobile – literally “to be moved”, in order to revaluate the so called “transitional furniture”, often seen as distant from the contemporary way of living. The collection consists in a lounge chair, a room divider, a ceiling lamp, an ambient lamp and a low table: five elements that represent the essentials for a millenial living space.

«Tense» will be officially presented during Milan Design Week 2019. On the occasion of Designer’s Saturday in Langenthal, and within the frame of the PITCH and MATCH LAB, the first prototypes will be on display.