Cajatan Capeder is an innovative furniture designer and maker with over a decade of experience in architecture and interior design. His expertise spans intricate interior architectural designs and bespoke furniture creation, emphasizing sustainability and ecological innovation.

Cajatan's journey began with a Certificate of Federal Capacity (CFC) as a Building Draftsman from the Professional Training Center for Construction in 2012. He completed an apprenticeship at Plojoux & Voellinger Architects and worked with Favre & Guth SA Architects Associates in Geneva, honing his skills in architectural drafting and interior design.

Notably, Cajatan designed an iron mountain structure for an exhibition commemorating Félix Valentin Genecand, showcasing his ability to blend historical significance with contemporary design. Inspired by Enzo Mari's DIY concept, Cajatan developed unique furniture pieces, focusing on sustainability and local materials.

In 2022, Cajatan participated in an open contest for an incubator called LIDEV with a furniture design project. He aimed to blend local materials, innovation, durability, and economic viability using wood, metal, and concrete to create aesthetically pleasing and multifunctional furniture.

Fluent in English, French, and Romansh, Cajatan effectively communicates with diverse clients. His experience in architectural drafting and interior design equips him to manage complex projects and provide innovative solutions.

Now, as the lead designer and maker at CollectiFurniture, Cajatan Capeder is dedicated to creating furniture that combines aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability.