Gebrüder Thonet Vienna

Set in the heart of Puglia, overlooking the monumental olive groves and the White City, Vista Ostuni is a remarkable restoration of historical and architectural significance. Born from the revival of a 14th-century former to***co factory designed by architect Roberto Murgia (Studio RMA), this 5-star luxury boutique hotel seamlessly blends imposing stone vaults and 7-meter-high ceilings with a contemporary vision of hospitality.

In this exceptional setting, where Mediterranean light brushes natural materials like Trani stone, terracotta, and wrought iron, our iconic furnishings naturally belong, creating a harmonious dialogue between heritage and iconic design.

The sofas and loungechairs from GamFratesi’s Targa collection bring the tactile warmth of bentwood and Vienna straw into the lounge areas. Echoing their presence is Michael Anastassiades’ N.200 loungechair: an essential, sculptural piece that reinterprets tradition with contemporary rigor.

An exemplary contract project demonstrating how GTV icons effortlessly integrate into high-end luxury hospitality settings.

Discover more about the project https://gebruederthonetvienna.com/en/progetti/vista-ostuni
Project by: Roberto Murgia

The GTV collection is now available on the pCon platform.

Architects, interior designers and furniture professionals can now access GTV products for planning, visualization and professional 3D design.

Discover more https://gebruederthonetvienna.com/en/the-gtv-world/news-and-press/pcon

A quiet throwback to a collaboration we are pleased to revisit.

During Milan Design Week, our pieces were thoughtfully integrated into Marazzi's installation, through the project by Il Magma and the refined styling of Arescaldino Studio.

United by a shared appreciation for materiality, craftsmanship and timeless design, the collaboration gave shape to spaces where every element contributed to a harmonious and enduring narrative.

Among the selected pieces were Trio, the stool designed by Martino Gamper, and Single Curve, designed by nendo. Two distinct interpretations of contemporary design, each expressing its own identity while naturally contributing to the visual language of the installation.

We believe the most meaningful collaborations are those in which products become an integral part of a broader design vision, enriching the dialogue between architecture, materials and space.

Ph. Vanni Borghi

On the occasion of Milano Design Week 2026, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna presents CONTINUUM | From Archive to Living Art, in dialogue with a work by Quayola, a project exploring the relationship between archive and contemporary expression, between memory and new interpretations.

A journey that reinterprets the brand’s historical heritage through new products and languages, in conversation with a work by international artist Quayola, creating an evolving experience where design and art converge.

Concept and exhibition designed by Spalvieri & Del Ciotto.
Technical partners: Bösendorfer and StarK.

We invite you to discover our new vision and direction.

Triennale Milano – Salone d’Onore
Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6
April 21–26
10:30 AM – 9 PM

Registration required https://dev.gebruederthonetvienna.com/evento-mdw-2026

We look forward to welcoming you.

A historic Parisian institution enters a new chapter.

At L’Alma, in the heart of the 7th arrondissement, heritage meets contemporary refinement through the vision of architects Gilles & Boissier. The project reinterprets the identity of this iconic brasserie, balancing warmth, material richness and architectural clarity.

Within this setting, the N.811 chair, originally designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1930, integrates seamlessly into the spatial concept. Its presence supports the atmosphere without dominating it, contributing to the overall harmony of proportions, textures and light.

In hospitality design, seating plays a fundamental role: it defines comfort, influences dwell time and shapes the guest experience. At L’Alma, the N.811 becomes part of that narrative, a dialogue between timeless design and modern conviviality.

See more about the project https://gebruederthonetvienna.com/progetti/cafe-de-lalma/

Project by: Gilles & Boissier
Photo by: Delphine Constantini

Our N.0 Chairs by Front design enhance this refined living room designed by the talented Suzie Mc Adam

With their light lines and design, the chairs harmoniously complement the intimate atmosphere of the space, where bookshelves, a fireplace, and classic details create a perfect balance between tradition and contemporaneity.

Gebrüder Thonet Vienna was proud to partner with the Viennese Kaffeesieder Ball, one of the most prestigious events of Vienna’s ball season and a key celebration of the Viennese Coffeehouse Culture, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Each year, the Hofburg is transformed into the largest coffeehouse in the world, welcoming thousands of guests to an event that brings together tradition, artistic excellence, and cultural identity.

On this occasion, we presented the Vienna 144 Limited Edition, a contemporary reinterpretation of a historic model from our collection, conceived as a tribute to Viennese coffeehouse culture and its enduring social rituals.

This partnership reaffirms our commitment to preserving cultural heritage and to fostering a dialogue between tradition and contemporary design.

Discover more https://gebruederthonetvienna.com/en/salone-del-mobile-2025-2/

At Mersea, cuisine and design come together to define a contemporary hospitality experience in the heart of Paris.

Twice Michelin-starred chef Olivier Bellin reinterprets seafood through a modern, street-inspired approach, elevated by the precision and elegance of fine dining. The interior design draws inspiration from the marine world, translating its references into materials, textures and spatial details conceived for comfort, durability and atmosphere.

Within this setting, our icons Bodystuhl, N.14 chairs and Vienna 144 Barhocker, integrate seamlessly, supporting different moments of the experience, from dining to informal conviviality, while maintaining a coherent and refined aesthetic.

Discover the full project and explore how timeless design can shape high-end hospitality spaces on our website https://bit.ly/49c4YlS

Project by: Laurence Simoncini
Photo by: Edouard Hausseguy / Roberta Valerio

Sölden chair enters the space with ease.

Among tables, light, and surfaces, it builds a composed presence.
Its form engages with the environment without seeking centrality.

A chair that structures the rhythm of the scene,
making the atmosphere more grounded, more contained.

Discover Sölden chair https://lnkd.in/dPwZ8st6

Luxurious and elegant, with a subtle Art Deco flair, the restaurant interior recalls the refined parlours of 1920s Paris, where contrasts of materials and colors evoke the atmosphere of an equatorial rainforest.

Along the walls, Waltz, the coat rack by GamFratesi, introduces a fluid and measured gesture: its sinuous modules guiding the entrance like a silent choreography.

Brass and green velvet accents resonate with the Viennese straw of Nigel Coates’ Bodystuhl chair, its steam-bent beechwood frame shaping a generous and embracing silhouette.

The bar area features Cirque, the barstool designed by Martino Gamper: a playful composition of bentwood loops that twirl around the seat, transforming the traditional GTV gesture into a dynamic, sculptural sign.

Project by: Claude Cartier Décoration
Photo by: Erick Saillet and Guillaume Grasset