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Vitra Standard SP Dining Chair
£355.00
Standard SP Dining Chair designed by Jean Prouvé in 1934 for Vitra
The Vitra Standard SP (Siège en Plastique) brings the iconic Standard Chair up-to-date without changing anything about its form: a seat and backrest of robust plastic in a carefully chosen colour palette give Standard SP a contemporary look. Available in 7 different base and seat/back colours, gives a very different look to the original Vitra Standard Dining Chair. -
Vitra ESU 4 Shelf
£1983.00
ESU 4 Shelf designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949
ESU – Eames Storage Units
In 1949, Charles & Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves which, similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time, were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production. The Vitra ESU (Eames Storage Unit) Shelf is reproduced here by Vitra and includes a number of configurations of one, two, three or four shelves.
This new version has brightly painted screens in moulded plywood in hues of cobalt, tomato and beige with brushed, chromed metal surfaces and height-adjustable legs. Its subtle muted colourway has black powder coated metal surfaces and colour lacquered MDF screens in grey, brown, red and orange. The feet can be levelled individually. -
Vitra ESU 3 Shelf
£1650.00
ESU 3 Shelf designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949
ESU – Eames Storage Units
In 1949, Charles & Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves which, similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time, were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production. The Vitra ESU (Eames Storage Unit) Shelf is reproduced here by Vitra and includes a number of configurations of one, two, three or four shelves.
This new version has brightly painted screens in moulded plywood in hues of cobalt, tomato and beige with brushed, chromed metal surfaces and height-adjustable legs. Its subtle muted colourway has black powder coated metal surfaces and colour lacquered MDF screens in grey, brown, red and orange. The feet can be levelled individually. -
Vitra ESU 2 Shelf
£1321.00
ESU 2 Shelf designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949
ESU – Eames Storage Units
In 1949, Charles & Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves which, similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time, were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production. The Vitra ESU (Eames Storage Unit) Shelf is reproduced here by Vitra and includes a number of configurations of one, two, three or four shelves.
This new version has brightly painted screens in moulded plywood in hues of cobalt, tomato and beige with brushed, chromed metal surfaces and height-adjustable legs. Its subtle muted colourway has black powder coated metal surfaces and colour lacquered MDF screens in grey, brown, red and orange. The feet can be levelled individually. -
Vitra ESU 1 Shelf
£991.99
ESU 1 Shelf designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949
ESU – Eames Storage Units
In 1949, Charles & Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves which, similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time, were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production. The Vitra ESU (Eames Storage Unit) Shelf is reproduced here by Vitra and includes a number of configurations of one, two, three or four shelves.
This new version has brightly painted screens in moulded plywood in hues of cobalt, tomato and beige with brushed, chromed metal surfaces and height-adjustable legs. Its subtle muted colourway has black powder coated metal surfaces and colour lacquered MDF screens in grey, brown, red and orange. The feet can be levelled individually. -
Vitra Solvay Table
£2917.00
Solvay Dining Table designed by Jean Prouvé in 1941for Vitra
During the years of 1941 and 1942, Jean Prouvé's studio planned and realised various interior design products for the chemical company Solvay. Among his many designs of this time, there was also a wooden table that is a prime example of Prouvé's creations: the necessities of statics and the force path are clearly reflected in his design details – similar to the later EM Table that differs from the Table Solvay due to its metal table legs. When the Table Solvay was created during World War II by Jean Prouvé, there was a metal shortage and so the table legs were made of wood. The solid wood tabletop and legs are available in natural oak, smoked oak and American walnut. -
Vitra Compas Direction Desk
£1656.00
Compas Direction Desk designed by Jean Prouvé in 1953 for Vitra
The Compas Direction Desk, designed by Jean Prouvé for Vitra, was originally developed through various models around 1950. Each featured the elegant splayed and tapered legs which echo the hands found within a compass - in French, "le compas". The unique styling of the legs and base, hint at Prouvé's training as a metal smith. Vitra Compas Direction is perfect for the home office. The solid wood tabletop, of a generous depth, adds a welcome contrast and is available in natural oak, smoked oak and American walnut. A choice of 5 different colours can be selected for the powder coated base. -
Foscarini Tress Wall light
£297.00
Foscarini Tress Wall Light designed by Marc Sadler in 2013
The Foscarini Tress Wall Lamp was designed by Marc Sadler for Foscarini. Tress is made from a compound material on a lacquered glass fibre base. The woven effect created allows light to be diffused through the gaps between the strands. This wall lamp is available in black, white or red and comes in two sizes. Table, pendant and floor light options also complement the Tress range. -
Foscarini Le Soleil Wall light
£280.00
Foscarini Le Soleil Wall Light designed by Vicente Garcia Jimenez in 2013
Foscarini Le Soleil is a Wall lamp made of polycarbonate, it is available in three colours: White, Red, and Aquamarine. The use of a material that does not reveal the light, helps to create the special luminous effect of Le Soleil, with beams of light projected upwards and direct illumination downwards. Foscarini Le Soleil Wall light is also available as a suspension light. -
Foscarini Birdie 9 Ceiling Light
£1961.00
Foscarini Birdie 9 Ceiling Light designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba in 2012 for Foscarini
The Foscarini Birdie 9 Ceiling Light is from the Birdie lighting family which incorporates different fixtures to cater for a wide range of applications. Designed by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba for Foscarini, Birdie an elegant and graceful lighting solution. This branch like system suggests its inspiration, elegantly shaped and growing from one another to create a contemporary chandelier - fit for any bird to perch upon. Birdie can be selected from four alternative configurations, this includes one lamp Birdie 1, three lamps Birdie 3, six lamps Birdie 6 and nine lamps Birdie 9. As the number of lamps increases so does its complexity - witnessed via the independent arms elevating each lamp to different heights and the width of the main support column. Each combination can be selected with all grey, orange, white or wine diffusers with a white structure. -
Foscarini Birdie 6 Ceiling Light
£1325.00
Foscarini Birdie 6 Ceiling Light designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba in 2012 for Foscarini
The Foscarini Birdie 6 Ceiling Light is from the Birdie lighting family which incorporates different fixtures to cater for a wide range of applications. Designed by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba for Foscarini, Birdie an elegant and graceful lighting solution. This branch like system suggests its inspiration, elegantly shaped and growing from one another to create a contemporary chandelier - fit for any bird to perch upon. Birdie can be selected from four alternative configurations, this includes one lamp Birdie 1, three lamps Birdie 3, six lamps Birdie 6 and nine lamps Birdie 9. As the number of lamps increases so does its complexity - witnessed via the independent arms elevating each lamp to different heights and the width of the main support column. Each combination can be selected with all grey, orange, white or wine diffusers with a white structure. -
Foscarini Birdie 3 Ceiling Light
£706.00
Foscarini Birdie 3 Ceiling Light designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba in 2012 for Foscarini
The Foscarini Birdie 3 Ceiling Light is from the Birdie lighting family which incorporates different fixtures to cater for a wide range of applications. Designed by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba for Foscarini, Birdie an elegant and graceful lighting solution. This branch like system suggests its inspiration, elegantly shaped and growing from one another to create a contemporary chandelier - fit for any bird to perch upon. Birdie can be selected from four alternative configurations, this includes one lamp Birdie 1, three lamps Birdie 3, six lamps Birdie 6 and nine lamps Birdie 9. As the number of lamps increases so does its complexity - witnessed via the independent arms elevating each lamp to different heights and the width of the main support column. Each combination can be selected with all grey, orange, white or wine diffusers with a white structure. -
Foscarini Birdie 1 Ceiling Light
£271.00
Foscarini Birdie 1 Suspension Light designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba in 2012 for Foscarini
The Foscarini Birdie 1 Ceiling Light is from the Birdie lighting family which incorporates different fixtures to cater for a wide range of applications. Designed by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba for Foscarini, Birdie an elegant and graceful lighting solution. This branch like system suggests its inspiration, elegantly shaped and growing from one another to create a contemporary chandelier - fit for any bird to perch upon. Birdie can be selected from four alternative configurations, this includes one lamp Birdie 1, three lamps Birdie 3, six lamps Birdie 6 and nine lamps Birdie 9. As the number of lamps increases so does its complexity - witnessed via the independent arms elevating each lamp to different heights and the width of the main support column. Each combination can be selected with all grey, orange, white or wine diffusers with a white structure. -
Foscarini Aplomb Floor Light
£590.00
Aplomb Floor light designed by LUCIDI & PEVERE in 2012 for Foscarini
The Aplomb project explores the technological and expressive possibilities of concrete, a rough yet at the same time appealing material, achieving a leap of scale and genre: from large contemporary architectural buildings to a small designer lamp. A process that is ongoing with the Aplomb floor version, a natural evolution of the first suspension model, taking on further design challenges.
Foscarini Aplomb Floor light is available in 3 different colours - Grey, Brown and White. -
Innermost Portland Plaster Pendant
£199.99
Portland Plaster Pendant light designed by James Bartlett for Innermost
The Innermost Portland Plaster light contrasts the rough cast concrete of the original design. Ultra smooth pure finish and one colour inside and out. It lets the simple form of Portland speak for itself.
