Cookie Policy

This site uses no advertising and no profiling. It stores two kinds of things in your browser: what it needs to work and, only if you agree, anonymous analytics. That is the whole list, and the banner's two buttons are the whole choice.

Cookies are small pieces of data a site asks your browser to keep, so something is remembered between pages or visits. The same job can be done by similar technologies such as localStorage; this policy covers those too. Cookies set by the site you are visiting are "first-party"; cookies set by someone else's embedded content are "third-party".

These do not track you and do not need consent; the site simply does not work without them:

• mgr-cookie-consent (localStorage, kept for 12 months) - remembers the choice you made in the cookie banner, so we do not ask you on every visit.
• The hosting platform (Cloudflare) may set strictly functional cookies needed to deliver the site reliably.

If you choose “Accept cookies” in the banner, the site loads Google Analytics 4 and collects anonymous, aggregated statistics: which pages are visited, from what kind of device, for how long. The data is statistical, is not used to identify you, and is never shared for advertising. Nothing is loaded and no cookie is set before you agree.

The cookies it sets are first-party:

• _ga (13 months) - distinguishes one browser from another, so a returning visit is not counted as a new one.
• _ga_PLJNWQ4X4W (13 months) - keeps the state of the visit for this property.

The service is provided by Google Ireland Limited (Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4), which acts as our processor. Data may be transferred to Google LLC in the United States under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, the adequacy decision adopted by the European Commission on 10 July 2023, to which Google LLC adheres. Advertising features and cross-device signals are switched off, and the data is kept for 14 months.

Google’s own terms are here: privacy policy and how Google uses data from sites that use its services.

If you choose “Essential only”, or close the banner with the ×, no analytics runs at all; the site works exactly the same.

Some pages embed content from other services. It behaves like a visit to that service, under its own cookie policy, and in most cases nothing is set until you interact with it:

• YouTube (product videos) - embedded in privacy-enhanced mode (youtube-nocookie.com), which sets no tracking cookies unless you play the video.
• Mux (the ambient video clips behind the home and The Craft) - the clip is streamed from Mux’s network, which sees the request that fetches it. It is a silent, looping background with no player and no controls: nothing is stored on your device, and no playback analytics is enabled.
• Expivi (the 3D chair configurator) - loads only when you open the configurator.

You can reopen the banner with the button below and switch your choice at any time; the new choice replaces the old one immediately, and withdrawing consent stops the analytics from collecting anything further straight away. Closing the banner with the × counts as a refusal, not as a postponement. We ask again in any case after 12 months.

You can also clear or block storage from your browser's settings; blocking the technical storage will only mean the banner reappears on every visit.