In the quiet village of Sulzbach am Main, Germany, a design revolution is unfolding—one rooted not in trends, but in timeless craftsmanship and bold artistic vision. At the helm is Matthias Seufert, architect, master joiner, and founder of Eins zu Eins, a rarefied design house where architecture meets art through furniture. With a career that spans stints at Frank Gehry’s studio in Santa Monica to architectural firms in Tokyo and Barcelona, Seufert now channels his global fluency into one-of-a-kind collaborations with visionary artists and architects. The result? Furniture pieces that defy categorization—equal parts sculpture, engineering marvel, and heirloom. In this exclusive interview, Seufert reflects on the philosophy behind his limited-edition creations, the heritage of his family’s woodworking legacy dating back to 1898, and what it means to build not just objects, but enduring partnerships.
Matthias Seufert’s Vision at Eins zu Eins
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