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Catalogo-Atec-Digital-Completo.Pdf Residencial Clique sobre a seção para abri-la 2 4 Sofás 7 Poltronas 12 Cadeiras 18 Cadeiras de trabalho 21 Bancos e banquetas 24 Mesas 29 Iluminação 35 Armários e estantes 42 Infantil 46 Objetos 3 4 1 Grand Prix (1), Calabash (2), Table Series (3) e Tray Stack (4) 3 Utilize o zoom para visualizar as informações dos produtos. Aproximando o design original do cotidiano. Viver bem também é uma questão de estilo. Sua personalidade se expressa em cada móvel, nas cores e nos objetos escolhidos para sua casa. A Atec Original Design traz as melhores marcas mundiais de mobiliário e acessórios para casa e escritório. O design, a qualidade, a originalidade, a ergonomia e a sustentabilidade estão presentes em todos os produtos. Marcas como a lendária Herman Miller, das consagradas cadeiras Aeron e Charles Eames, bem como a dinamarquesa Fritz Hansen e suas autênticas cadeiras Series 7 e Egg Lounge estão na Atec. A suíça USM, com o incrível armário USM Haller e a norte-americana Shaw Contract, com seus carpetes modulares, também. Para atender você, a Atec conta com profissionais com profundo conhecimento sobre nossos produtos. O resultado é um serviço descomplicado e personalizado durante todo o processo de venda, com entrega rápida e manutenção para todo o Brasil. Atec Original Design. Móveis de designers consagrados e originalidade que você pode confiar. Sofás 1 Marshmallow (1) 5 Eames Favn Tuxedo Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1984 Design: Jaime Hayón, 2011 Design: BassamFellows, 2011 Dimensões dois assentos: 142(L) x 76(P) x 83(H) cm Dimensões: 221(L) x 93(P) x 88(H) cm Dimensões: 220(L) x 71(P) x 76(H) cm Dimensões três assentos: 203(L) x 76(P) x 83 (H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Geiger para Herman Miller Fabricante: Herman Miller Eames Compact Lissoni Goetz Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1954 Design: Piero Lissoni, 2008 Design: Mark Goetz, 1999 Dimensões: 184(L) x 76(P) x 89(H) cm Dimensões dois assentos: 190(L) x 92(P) x 63(H) cm Dimensões: 213(L) x 78(P) x 81(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Dimensões três assentos: 280(L) x 92(P) x 63(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Fritz Hansen PK31 Marshmallow Ro Design: Poul Kjærholm, 1958 Design: George Nelson,1956 Design: Jaime Hayón, 2017 Dimensões dois assentos: 137(L) x 76(P) x 76(H) cm Dimensões: 132(L) x 29(P) x 78(H) cm Dimensões: 150(L) x 97(P) x 115,5(H) cm Dimensões três assentos: 198(L) x 76(P) x 76(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Lune Alphabet Crosshatch Design: Jaime Hayón, 2017 Design: Pero Lissoni, 2008 Design: EOOS, 2014 Dimensões dois assentos: 156(L) x 93,5(P) x 81,5(H) cm Dimensões: 210(L) x 120(P) x 70(H) cm Dimensões: 157(L) x 76(P) x 72(H) cm Dimensões três assentos: 227(L) x 93,5(P) x 81,5(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Geiger para Herman Miller Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Wireframe Brut Young Design: Sam Hecht e Kim Colin, 2012 Design: Konstantin Grcic, 2016 Design: Michael Young, 2019 Dimensões dois assentos: 157(L) x 92(P) x 76(H) cm Dimensões três assentos: 188(L) x 77(P) x 68,5(H) cm Dimensões: 170(L) x 80(P) x 70(H) cm Dimensões três assentos: 227(L) x 90(P) x 76(H) cm Fabricante: Magis Fabricante: Offecct Fabricante: Herman Miller Bolster Rolled Arm “Os detalhes não só os detalhes. Eles fazem o produto. No final, serão esses detalhes que darão Design: BassamFellows, 2014 Design: Ward Bennett, 1970 vida ao produto.” Dimensões: 243(L) x 81(P) x 73(H) cm Dimensões: 243(L) x 82(P) x 62(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Geiger para Herman Miller Charles Eames 7 Poltronas & Lounge 1 2 “Os detalhes não só os detalhes. Eles fazem o produto. No final, serão esses detalhes que darão vida ao produto.” Charles Eames Fred (1) e Planner (2) Eames Lounge Egg Series 3300 Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1956 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1958 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1956 Dimensões poltrona: 85(L) x 89(P) x 80(H) cm Dimensões: 86(L) x 80(P) x 107(H) cm Dimensões: 73(L) x 79(P) x 72(H) cm Dimensões ottoman: 66(L) x 52(P) x 43(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Herman Miller Fred Fri Ro Design: Jaime Hayón, 2019 Design: Jaime Hayón, 2015 Design: Jaime Hayón, 2013 Dimensões: 77(L) x 80(P) x 85(H) cm Dimensões: 80(L) x 88(P) x 90,5(H) cm Dimensões poltrona: 80(L) x 97(P) x 113(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Dimensões ottoman: 58(L) x 49(P) x 40(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen BuzziNordic Pinã Lounge Tuxedo Lounge Seating Design: Stäffan Thomasen, 2016 Design: Jaime Hayón, 2011 Design: BassamFellows, 2011 Dimensões: 71(L) x 78(P) x 81(H) cm Dimensões: 78(L) x 75(P) x 80(H) cm Dimensões: 81(L) x 71(P) x 76(H) cm Fabricante: BuzziSpace Fabricante: Magis Fabricante: Geiger para Herman Miller 9 Via 57 Traffic Swan Design: Bjarke Ingels & KIBISI, 2016 Design: Konstantin Grcic, 2013 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1958 Dimensões: 98(L) x 91(P) x 78(H) cm Dimensões: 82(L) x 80(P) x 72(H) cm Dimensões: 74(L) x 68(P) x 58(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Magis Fabricante: Fritz Hansen PK31 Netframe Pot Design: Poul Kjærholm,1958 Design: Cate & Nelson, 2013 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1959 Dimensões: 76(L) x 76(P) x 76(H) cm Dimensões: 98(L) x 83(P) x 74(H) cm Dimensões: 75,5(L) x 60(P) x 70(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Offecct Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Swoop Lounge Coconut Montparnasse Design: Brian Kane, 2010 Design: George Nelson, 1955 Design: Christophe Pillet, 2016 Dimensões: 88(L) x 73(P) x 81(H) cm Dimensões: 101(L) x 83(P) x 83(H) cm Dimensões: 75(L) x 82(P) x 80(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Offecct Eames Molded Plywood PK22 Troy Low Lounge Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1946 Design: Poul Kjærholm, 1956 Design: Marcel Wanders, 2010 Dimensões: 56(L) x 62(P) x 67(H) cm Dimensões: 63(L) x 63(P) x 71(H) cm Dimensões: 71(L) x 79(P) x 78(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Magis Striad Lounge Officina Armchair Reframe Design: Markus Jehs + Jürgen Laub, 2016 Desgin: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, 2017 Design: EOOS, 2018 Dimensões poltrona: 84(L) x 81(P) x 76(H) cm Dimensões: 89,5(L) x 77(P) x 70,5(H) cm Dimensões: 79(L) x 82(P) x 77,5(H) cm Dimensões ottoman: 61(L) x 43(P) x 43(H) cm Fabricante: Magis Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Herman Miller Shift ColourForm Saiba Design: Daniel Debiasi & Federico Sandri, 2018 Design: Scholten & Baijings, 2016 Design: Naoto Fukasawa, 2016 Dimensões: 86(L) x 82,5(P) x 76(H) cm Dimensões: 92(L) x 98(P) x 75(H) cm Dimensões: 78(L) x 84(P) x 84(H) cm Fabricante: Offecct Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Geiger para Herman Miller 11 Eames Chaise Eames Aluminum Group Eames Soft Pad Lounge Lounge Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1968 Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1958 Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1969 Dimensões: 46(L) x 194(P) x 75(H) cm Dimensões poltrona: 61(L) x 86(H) x 72(P) cm Dimensões poltrona: 63(L) x 74(P) x 89(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Dimensões ottoman: 53(L) x 46(H) x 55(P) cm Dimensões ottoman: 55(L) x 55(P) x 50(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Herman Miller Setu Lounge PK20 Traffic Chaise Lounge Design: Studio 7.5, 2009 Design: Poul Kjærholm, 1968 Design: Konstantin Grcic, 2013 Dimensões cadeira: 69,5(L) x 43(P) x 105(H) cm Dimensões: 80(L) x 71(P) x 89(H) cm Dimensões: 70(L) x 155(P) x 94(A) cm Dimensões ottoman: 55(L) x 52(P) x 48(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Magis Fabricante: Herman Miller Cadeiras 3 2 1 N01 (1), PK54 (2) e Jar Vase (3) 13 Series 7 Grand Prix Ant Cadeiras Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1955 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1957 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1952 Dimensões: 50(L) x 52(P) x 82(H) cm Dimensões: 50(L) x 51(P) x 83(H) cm Dimensões: 25(L) x 48(P) x 81(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Informações: Três ou quatro pernas N01 Pila China Chair Design: Nendo, 2018 Design: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, 2013 Design: Hans J. Wegner, 1944 Dimensões: 26(L) x 49(P) x 77(H) cm Dimensões: 55,5(L) x 48(P) x 77,5(H) cm Dimensões: 55(L) x 55(P) x 82(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Magis Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Sammen Drop Nelson Swag Leg Armchair Design: Jaime Hayón, 2015 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1958 Design: George Nelson, 1954 Dimensões: 55,5(L) x 58(P) x 86(H) cm Dimensões: 45,5(L) x 54,5(P) x 88,5(H) cm Dimensões: 71(L) x 56(P) x 81(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Herman Miller 1 2 Super-Elliptical (1) e Ant (2) 15 Eames Molded Plastic Eames Molded Plastic Piña Side Chair Armchair Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1950 Design: Charles e Ray Eames, 1950 Design: Jaime Hayón, 2014 Dimensões: 46(L) x 53(P) x 80(H) cm Dimensões: 63,5(L) x 62(P) x 80(H) cm Dimensões: 53(L) x 65(P) x 81(H) cm Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Herman Miller Fabricante: Magis AAC 123 Little Giraffe Officina Design: Hee Welling, 2018 Design: Arne Jacobsen, 1959 Design: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, 2015 Dimensões: 62(L) x 59,5(P) x 86(H) cm Dimensões: 63(L) x 60(P) x 89,5(H) cm Dimensões: 58(L) x 54(P) x 80(H) cm Fabricante: Hay para Herman Miller Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Magis Cyborg Club NAP Vico Duo Design: Marcel Wanders, 2015 Design: Kasper Salto, 2010 Design: Vico Magistretti, 1997 Dimensões: 56(L) x 52(P) x 75(H) cm Dimensões sem braço: 54(L) x 51(P) x 77(H) cm Dimensões: 44(L) x 52(P) x 79(H) cm Fabricante: Magis Dimensões com braço: 62(L) x 51(P) x 77(H) cm Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Fabricante: Fritz Hansen Milà He Said Steelwood Design: Jaime Hayón, 2016 Design: Studio Nitzan Cohen, 2009 Design: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, 2008 Dimensões:
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