Meine Welt
February 22nd 2026
Tamedia, Switzerland
Sonntagszeitung on page 31, Tina Bremer
The designs by the Zurich-based designer are as cheerful as they are diverse – from furniture to cars to hotels.
Studio Visit
September 1st 2025
Archinetwork, Italy
The Book on page 57, Raffaella Oliva
In Zurich, Alfredo Häberli's studio is a lively and dynamic laboratory where every object is a potential source of inspiration. It is a fresco of the creative approach of the Argentine-born designer, who skilfully combines tradition, innovation and playfulness.
Fotos: Gianni Basso / Vega MG
Nachgefragt
May 5th 2025
Falstaff Living Verlags GmbH, Austria
Falstaff on page 132, Manfred Gram
With his «Economy of Resources» Alfredo Häberli combines precision and poetry and has been impacting the world of industrial design for decades. The Swiss design virtuoso with Argentinian roots skillfully manages the balancing act between innovation and tradition.
My very personal classic
May 1st 2025
Jahreszeiten Verlag AG, Germany
Architektur & Wohnen on page 32, Tatjana Seel
The Armchair 101, produced by the company Lehni, is in my studio. I bought it the copper version for my 50th birthday. copper version. Lehni impressed Donald Judd in the 1980s because of the incredible precision of their metalworking. When I ordered the chair, they asked me if I had a lift - it was only then that I realised that the Armchair 101 weighs 40 kilograms. The beauty of copper is: The moment you touch it with your finger, it starts to patina. Sometimes I make phone calls in it – but you have to be in a very elevated position, because the 101 is basically a sculpture.
Vision Ahead
March 31st 2025
Mediaunit, Austria
HUB Magazine on page 23, Sophie Haberl
From solar racing and high-end drones to innovative coin design: The future is now and we are right in the middle of it. The Swiss designer Alfredo Häberli combines precision with poetry. Known for timeless designs, he works with brands such as Porsche Klassik and Andreu World and designs furniture, watches and golf clubs for the Swiss start-up Golfyr. Inspired by his Argentinian roots and Swiss clarity, he places people and materials at the centre of his work.