Designer tables and chairs TON
TON furniture is a legend of design. The history of the brand dates back to 1861, when the founder of the Czech factory, Michael Thonet, used the pioneering technology of bending wood using steam. This production method has been practiced by the sixth generation! With passion and dedication, the descendants of the Thonet family create TON chairs and tables, which are a combination of high quality, design sense and craftsmanship. TON furniture is made of natural materials in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.
Modern furniture TON
TON is an acronym created from the name Továrna Ohýbaného Nábytku, i.e. Bent Furniture Factory. Numerically marked TON chairs are examples of craftsmanship carried out reliably and with love for the aesthetics of natural wood - they delight with their timeless design. The TON brand also produces unique tables that can be the heart of your home for decades to come. See TON designer bentwood furniture in this category of the BBHome store. If you have any questions, please contact us. We provide professional purchasing advice.
Timeless design and perfect craftsmanship
Chairs, Ton armchairs and tables are synonymous with high-quality, modern technology, attractive form, comfort, design and tradition of global industrial design. Numerically signed chairs and armchairs can be found in many projects by famous architects around the world. The most characteristic is chair No. 14, which has grown to the rank of a cult. Widely used both in private apartments, houses and public spaces. The precision of workmanship combined with the knowledge of ergonomics, supported by industrial tests, translates into advantages that determine the comfort of use. Selected, top-quality woods of various species used for the production of Ton furniture guarantee their stability and durability. A wide range of fabrics and leathers, complementarily used in upholstered varieties, meets all the conditions of public and contractual contracts. All chairs are stackable, thus solving the problem of storage.
