A versatile table and bench collection designed for gathering, working, and everyday life
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View CollectionA fusion of heritage and innovation
Assembling Elegance: The BO_ Collection by Simon Busse
Simon Busse's BO Collection is a testament to the seamless blend of creativity, functionality, and homage to design legacy. Designed entirely as a flat-pack collection, each piece is crafted for easy self-assembly, secured with cable ties - an innovative take on traditional joinery. The collection, including a chair, table, stools, and bench, reflects Busse’s unique vision of sustainable and accessible design.
Inspired by Lina Bo Bardi’s SESC Pompeia Chair - A Legacy Reimagined for Today
Reinterpreting a Design Icon: The BO_ Story
At the heart of the BO_ Collection is the chair, an adaptation of the iconic SESC Pompeia Chair by Lina Bo Bardi. By honoring Bo Bardi’s timeless aesthetic while infusing his own craftsmanship, Busse creates a contemporary masterpiece.
The standout feature of the BO_ Chair lies in its unique cable tie construction, a modern alternative to traditional joinery. This unconventional approach enhances durability while paying tribute to industrial techniques - bridging past and future in one design.
Thoughtful Materials | Smart Assembly | Timeless Simplicity
Crafting Simplicity - A New Perspective on Traditional Joinery
The BO_ Collection is more than just furniture - it’s a celebration of design evolution. The table, stools, and bench seamlessly complement the chair, sharing the same innovative spirit while respecting design heritage.
Through meticulous craftsmanship and sustainable materials, Simon Busse redefines self-assembly furniture, pushing the boundaries of traditional furniture-making. Each piece stands as a cohesive design statement, balancing simplicity, usability, and timeless elegance.
Simon busse
Since 2011, Simon Busse has also been active as a lecturer at international universities, passing on his experience in workshops, seminars and design consultancy
Since 2021 as a visiting professor for product design at HfG Schwäbisch Gmünd University of Applied Sciences.
Since 2021 in the permanent collection of Pinakothek der Moderne (X-D-E-P-O-T), Munich
