Damn° Magazine on page 100, Norman Kietzmann

Alfredo Häberli has a penchant for elegant forms that appeal to the eye as well as to the touch. His works have in common a delicate appearance and efficient use of materials. Sofas seem to float on slender legs, chairs allow views to travel through their backrests, and drinking glasses are so delicately accentuated that it’s a pleasure to raise them to one’s lips. His products hide their complexity behind an effortless appearance imbued with lightness. They are everyday companions that do not push themselves to the fore and yet develop an extremely rare quality: They have soul.

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Home on page 10, Denise Muchenberger

It is timeless, comfortable and functional. A look at the evolution of the wing chair and how a classic has become a desirable design object – thanks not least to Zurich designer Alfredo Häberli.

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Press Kit 2024 on page 28, Laurianne Melierre

Zürich Tourismmus has produced a new Press Kit for the promotion of the city of Zurich. It showcases the city's many advantages and features Ann Demeester (Kunsthaus Zürich), Hanna and Johan Olzon Åkerstrôm (Soeder) and Alfredo Häberli among others as «Opinoin Leader».

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Signature on page 40, Michaela Veit-Wailzer

Designer Alfredo Häberli celebrates his 30th anniversary. The Signature magazine congratulates him and shows his best pieces on the following pages.

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Schön! on page 52, Silvia Aeschbach

«Be the man that you want to be» – this is the motto of the current Zalando campaign, which encourages men to question outdated gender stereotypes, express themselves through their personal style and live their own interpretation of masculinity. Against this backdrop, we travelled through Zurich, where extraordinary men and the city's dynamic culture come together. The photo series shows people who challenge conventional standards with their unique style and embody modern manhood. Creative choices and combinations of clothing and accessories reflect a way of life and individuality.

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