The development of the idea was prompted by the need for a flexible product that addresses the problem of today's era — the era of planned obsolescence due to the constant desire for the new. Adaptive characteristics, ease of handling, and the possibility of modification allow for the creation of free arrangements according to current needs, with the aim of providing satisfaction to the user who desires change. The concept of new functional and aesthetic value seeks to offer a solution in the form of a longer product lifespan.

The inspiration from the impressive design of the Paimio chair by Alvar Aalto was significant, primarily due to the consideration of purpose, but also in the selection of form, materials, and technology.

All parts of the collection can function in a group or separately, and different compositions can be created according to needs; smaller and larger sofas, corner sets, or seating in a row.

The observed need for "within reach" side tables significantly influenced the development of the idea. Monolithic multifunctional wooden elements allow for diverse options for organizing space. These elements — connectors, serve the functions of armrests, legs, side tables, and shelves.

Basic geometric, clear, and neutral forms with flowing lines create a gentle dynamism. Visually neutral forms of seating and discreetly sculptural forms of solid wood strive for a harmonious balance that does not burden the space.