Vignelli Design's 1985 Handkerchief stacking chair features a graciously scaled, ergonomically sculptured shell providing both comfort and ample support.
Charles and Ray Eames spent many years experimenting with new processes for optimizing the way three-dimensionally moulded plywood fits the contours of the body
LCP is a lounge chair formed from a single mould of clear acrylic plastic which folds back on itself in a spiral to create a radically innovative lounge chair.
Self is a modular shelved display cabinet which invites its user to interact with it. Self can be closed, open or accessed from both sides and can function as a bookshelf, display cabinet or room divider.
A proud stance for any gathering. Conferencing for twelve, dining for eight, or a power desk for one. The Strut table is suitable for all situations, functional and fits into any space with style.
In the 1960s, Warren Platner transformed steel wire into a sculptural furniture collection, creating what is now considered a design icon of the modern era.
For film director Wim Wenders, Philippe Starck designed a fantasy office environment. A small series of one element of this concept, WW Stool, is now in production.
Inspired by the apple crates he had played on as a child, Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry created the ribbon-like design of the Power Play chair and ottoman with interwoven maple strips.
The Ribbon Chair is among one of the most comfortable chairs ever. The bold contoured form allows the user to assume a variety of positions while retaining the necessary support.
Countless designers have been inspired by the idea behind the chaise. Here is Geoffrey Harcourt's majestic interpretation from 1970. A perfect seat on which to stretch out and unwind like royalty.
Eero Aarnio said about the Bubble Chair: "After I had made the Ball Chair I wanted to have light inside it and so I had the idea of a transparent ball where light comes from all directions.
The 1983 "Experimental Edges" were Gehry's second collection of cardboard furniture. Generously proportioned, they take classic armchairs as their motif.
“Fantastic Plactic Elastic” is the name behind the initials of this chair, whose primary characteristic is its formal effect: soft and sinuous, colourful and seductive.
The Panton Chair has won various design prizes world-wide and graces the collections of numerous renowned museums. Its expressive shape makes it a true 20th-century design icon.
The Bad Tempered Chair is to a certain extent a re-edition of the legendary Well Tempered Chair, a seating object based on four voluminous sheet-steel loops from Vitra Edition.
The organically shaped sculptural piece can be used at four different levels. Panton believed that it is important to seek harmony between people and their surroundings...