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Infinity comfort - recliner

  • Prize
    Honorable Mention in Furniture Design
  • Company/Firm
    Reframe.Design
  • Designer
    Roberto Inderbitzin
  • Photo Credit
    Laubbe Design S.L.
  • Location
    Zurich, Switzerland
  • Project Date
    2023
  • Client
    Laubbe Design S.L.
  • Web URL
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The Auto-Recliner:Infinite Comfort, Sustainably Crafted

With its foundation in eco-friendly innovation and design, the Auto-Recliner emerges as the embodiment of sustainable luxury. Merging innovation with eco-friendly materials sets a new standard in lounge comfort. Crafted from sustainably sourced wood and durable metal, it reflects our commitment to the environment and longevity.

Its heart lies in a patented self-reclining mechanism, intuitively following the user's movements to offer unmatched comfort without complex mechanisms. This piece is not just a chair; it's a statement in design philosophy, prioritizing customer experience and environmental respect.

Designed for deluxe locations, its elegance and functionality promise a seamless integration into hotels and spas, enhancing user experience and reinforcing premier positioning. Its contemporary, iconic design ensures it remains relevant and admired.

Beyond aesthetics, its ecological compatibility and production feasibility highlight our dedication to sustainability and market readiness. The Auto-Recliner meets practical needs and enhances emotional well-being, embodying a Swiss design that balances utility with delight.

Bio
Roberto Inderbitzin's story is a testament to the strength of his international upbringing and multilingual fluency, which drive his global perspective on design innovation. Starting in engineering and later earning an MA in Design. He founded REFRAME.DESIGN to blend Design, human behavior, and technology. Teaching in Mexico, he has molded the next generation of designers. His role as a Swiss Technology Awards jury member and consultant highlights his dedication to innovation. His podcast, featuring icons, and his book, co-authored with Reebok's founder Joe Foster, mark significant milestones.