With armchair To Be, MOYA returns to logical form, referring to the strong influence of the aesthetics of modernism and relating to the objects that are true and accurate, to a form that is substantive and stripped to the essence. There must be a thread, a guiding idea that would lead through the chaos of different meanings. Armchair To Be is the epitome of simplicity and classicism, made ​​of two parts attached to a spine. The width of the seat and backrest gives the impression of lastingness, stamina and quality; a slender support brings a touch of elegance and style to this classic piece. "There is no logical way to the discovery of these elemental laws. There is only the way of intuition, which is helped by a feeling for the order lying behind the appearance." Albert Einstein

The To Be chair marks the return to logical forms strongly influenced by the aesthetics of modernism, to the reality and precision of the objects, the return to the substantive and essentially reduced form. There must be a guide, a guiding idea that can show us the way through the chaos of different meanings. The To Be armchair, made of two parts, is the epitome of simplicity and classicism. The width of the seat and the backrest give the impression of durability and quality, while the sleek support gives this classic piece a touch of elegance and style. “There is no logical way to the discovery of these elemental laws. There is only the way of intuition.“ Albert Einstein