Booneh is a design and production studio founded and directed by architect Navid Ghassemi Pouryazdi, in Karaj, Iran. It makes one thing carefully: furniture in powder-coated steel.
Every piece begins as a single steel line — bent, welded, drilled with the same quiet pattern. Then colour decides who it becomes.
The result is a family, not a product: the 11:11 series, the 2:00 stools, the 3:00 tables — each named for a moment on the clock, each offered in nine finishes. Restraint in the form; generosity in the colour.
“Quality is rooted in awareness, respect for the making process, and the timeless spirit of handmade creation.”
Booneh files its pieces like moments — 11:11, 2:22, 3:33, 5:55. A palindrome, a repetition, a time you'd stop to notice. The system is exact; the feeling is play.
The finishes are RAL powder-coat tones — sampled from the studio's own swatches. Hover to cast one.
The 11:11 family shown as a nine-colour installation.
Recognised for material honesty in powder-coated steel.
Hospitality installations across three venues.