Take Me Out by Gebrüder Thonet Vienna

The series of candid, snapshot-inspired photographs stems from the brand’s journey through aesthetics and design, combining its rich heritage with a forward-looking vision. Milan’s bars and lounges, steeped in the classic, cosmopolitan charm of ‘Vecchia Milano,’ harmonize with the brand’s unique fusion of tradition and modernity. Each piece takes center stage, becoming a protagonist in a visual narrative that reflects the subtle, witty, and evocative creativity characteristic of Gebrüder Thonet Vienna.

These venues are focal points of Milan’s nightlife, where design serves as a language that reflects the city’s identity. In the genuine charm of classic bars and the sleek aesthetics of contemporary spaces, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna chairs emerge as bridges of storytelling, playing key roles in a narrative that encapsulates the dynamic spirit of Milanese evenings. The bars featured in the project include Bar Paradiso, Camparino in Galleria, Jamaica Bar, La Conca Social Bar, Motelombroso, and Palinurobar.

In the heart of Milan, the brand’s iconic pieces harmonize with diverse venues, blending heritage with contemporary design. At the historic Camparino in Galleria, Czech armchairs enhance the elegant setting with their refined, steam-bent forms, while the Spiritiello Room features Magistretti 03 01 chairs and Martino Gamper’s Cirque stool, marrying sleek functionality with modern metallic tones. Similarly, Bar Paradiso juxtaposes the timeless Loos Café Museum chair and playful Trio stool with its vibrant atmosphere, while Jamaica Bar in Brera pairs classic wood finishes with bold carmine-red Loop armchairs and the minimalist elegance of Josef Hoffmann’s N. 811 stools.

Outside the city center, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna’s designs bring character to eclectic spaces. Motelombroso restaurant combines tradition with contemporary elegance, showcasing timeless pieces like the Schaukelstuhl rocking chair alongside bold designs like the Hideout armchair with lime-green upholstery. At Palinurobar, retro vibes meet modern creativity, with Gamper’s Trio stool and Cirque stool complementing the neon-lit décor. Meanwhile, La Conca preserves its vintage charm with the iconic N. 14 bistro chair alongside newer classics like the Wiener Stuhl and N. 18 stool, creating a seamless blend of nostalgia and innovation. Across Milan’s nightlife and dining scenes, these designs remain timeless protagonists of dynamic, evocative settings.