The heart of Costume is a body made of recycled and recyclable polyethylene using industrial waste from the furniture and automotive industry. A pocket spring insert provides cushioning for the seat and backrest. On top of this is a thin layer of polyurethane foam. The whole is held together by a fabric lining that can be fixed with tension straps and easily removed at any time.
Costume is an armchair with armrests and structure made of recycled and recyclable polyethylene.  The cover is available in three different types of fabric. The cover is completely removable thanks to the elastic loops attached to the bottom.

Stefan Diez

Born in a family of 4th generation carpenters, Stefan Diez’s initial bond with craftsmanship has profoundly shaped his development as an industrial designer. Following the family tradition, he trained as a cabinetmaker before studying industrial design with Richard Sapper at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart.
Working with Konstantin Grcic for several years, Stefan graduated in 2002 and founded DIEZ OFFICE in Munich. From 2007 onwards Stefan was Professor of Industrial Design at the University of Arts and Design in Karlsruhe, joining the School of Industrial Design Lund, Sweden, in 2015. Since 2018 Stefan Diez has been Head of Industrial Design at Die Angewandte in Vienna. In 2008, DIEZ OFFICE moved into the renovated premises of a former carpentry shop, the ideal platform for Diez’s distinctive combination of practical experimentation and technical know-how. Driven by curiosity and supported by a network of local craftsmen and specialists, DIEZ OFFICE is dedicated to transforming ideas into real products with great diligence and expertise.

Magis

A story of ideas, creativity and experimentation. Since 1976. This is the know-how that Magis brings to the world of design.
Established in Northern Italy as a family business, thanks to the ingenuity of visionary Eugenio Perazza it has become a major design laboratory for home, outdoor, office and contract and a global player in design field. Magis is a Latin word meaning “more“. And this is precisely the origin of the propulsive drive for experimentation. To be and do more. Magis has always believed in young and emerging talents, and over the years, the company has grown and experimented alongside many of them, now famous on the international scene. Jasper Morrison, Konstantin Grcic, Philippe Starck, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and Jerszy Seymour are just some of the designers who are part of the Magis family.An eclectic, versatile design that take up homes, public spaces and stands out in the permanent exhibitions of more than 35 museums around the world, and has won close to a hundred of the most prestigious awards including five Compasso d’Oro awards, the oldest and most authoritative worldwide design award.