Karl Friedrich Förster is a German designer best known for his contributions to postmodern furniture design during the late 20th century. Active primarily in the 1980s, Förster gained recognition for his bold use of geometric forms, industrial materials, and a refined sense of proportion that challenged conventional ideas of comfort and structure. His most iconic creation, the Trix Chair, exemplifies his ability to merge sculptural aesthetics with functional design. Although not as widely publicized as some of his contemporaries, Förster’s work reflects the intellectual and artistic experimentation that defined the European design scene of his era, leaving a distinct mark on collectible modern furniture.