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Vitra ES 106 Soft Pad Chaise
£6609.60
ES106 Chaise designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1968
The idea for this design came from a long-standing friend of the Eameses, film director Billy Wilder, who was looking for a recliner for relaxing in and taking short rests. Six cushions attached to the frame and two loose cushions for extra support make this one of the most comfortable pieces of furniture around -
Vitra ES 108/ES 105 Office Chair
£4442.00
Designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1960
Lobby Chair's structural principle makes it similar in terms of comfort to Lounge Chair. It consists of three individual upholstered sections connected by means of metal side sections. The Lobby Chairs were originally designed for the lobby at the Rockefeller Center in New York, in subsequent years various versions were produced, but they all have one thing in common: outstanding sitting comfort. The ES108 (taller version) and the ES105 (wider version) have a die-cast aluminium frame and polyurethane foam upholstery. -
Vitra ESU Bookcase
£1803.60
ESU Bookcase Designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949
ESU – Eames Storage Units
In 1949, Charles and 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 Eames Storage Units (ESU). ESU doors are made of moulded plywood with brightly painted screens and height adjustable legs. -
Vitra ESU Shelf
£901.20
ESU Shelf designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1949
ESU – Eames Storage Units
In 1949, Charles and 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 Eames Storage Units (ESU). ESU doors are made of moulded plywood with brightly painted screens and height adjustable legs. -
Vitra Eye Clock
£258.00
Eye Clock Designed by George Nelson in 1957
With the diversity of materials used and their sculptural shapes, George Nelson's clocks embody the joie de vivre of the 1950's. To this day, his wall clocks remain a refreshing alternative to the usual timekeepers. The Vitra Design museum presents a re-edition of the designs so cherished by collectors in true to the original form. -
Vitra Flock of Butterflies Clock
£542.40
Flock of Butterflies Clock Designed by George Nelson in 1955
With the diversity of materials used and their sculptural shapes, George Nelson's clocks embody the joie de vivre of the 1950's. To this day, his wall clocks remain a refreshing alternative to the usual timekeepers. The Vitra Design museum presents a re-edition of the designs so cherished by collectors in true to the original form. -
Vitra Folding Screen
£2751.60
Folding Screen designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1946
The screen is at once a practical room-divider and an impressive sculptural object. Segments of moulded plywood are joined together using textile tape, ensuring mobility and creating the screen's gentle wavy lines. It can be placed in various positions and folded flat for storage purposes. Made from plywood with natural ash veneer. -
Vitra Grand Repos Lounge Chair (Leather)
£3462.00
Grand Repos Lounge Chair designed by Antonio Citterio in 2011 for Vitra
Grand Repos introduces a new degree of comfort to the world of home furniture: its backrest and seat surface can be moved to different opening angles – from a comfortable sitting position to a relaxed reclined position – by means of a synchronous mechanism hidden in the interior of the upholstery. The armchair can be locked into any desired position. Grand Repos is available in 6 leather colours. For extra comfort an ottoman and bench (Panchina) in two different sizes can also be purchased. The Grand Repos is the taller brother of Repos and has an expressive Wing chair element to enhance the comfort. The neck cushion adds even greater comfort to this luxury new Arm chair from Vitra. -
Vitra Guerdion BAS Coffee Table
£1135.20
Guerdion BAS coffee table designed by Jean Prouvé in 1944
In the early 1940s Jean Prouvé turned his attention increasingly to wood as a material. In the case of the Guéridon Bas coffee table a sturdy top is positioned on three solid oak feet. The elements are connected to each other by means of a folded sheet metal construction. Referencing a tropical wood version of the time entitled "Table Africaine", this re-edition is also available in impregnated dark oak. -
Vitra Gueridon Dining Table
£1446.00
Guerdion Dining Table designed by Jean Prouvé in 1949
Prouvé designed the Guéridon Table, with its particularly impressive structural clarity, for the University of Paris. This wooden table proves that modern tables do not have to be made of steel and glass and offers a variation on Prouvé's standard formal language, with its architectural overtones, by using a natural material -
Vitra HAL Cantilever Dining Chair
£222.00
HAL Cantilever Chair designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra
With HAL, Jasper Morrison has created a reinterpretation of the multi-functional shell chair and a varied chair range with a distinctly contemporary appearance. The shape of HAL‘s shell ensures plenty of freedom of movement and the slightly flexible plastic makes many different sitting positions possible – even sideways and astride the chair. Because of this, HAL facilitates dynamic, ergonomic seating. The selection of bases and shell colours opens up a wide range of choices as well. Combining the chair with the matching HAL Table, which was developed at the same time, is also an option. HAL can be used in all kinds of environments – in the office, as well as in public spaces and in the home. Available in 8 different shell colour finishes.
The Hal collection also enjoys extremely green credentials. Being accredited with the 'Greenguard' environmental label Hal has LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) accreditation. What's more, its materials can also be broken down for recycling. -
Vitra HAL Dark Wood Dining Chair
£282.00
HAL Dark Wood dining Chair designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra
With HAL, Jasper Morrison has created a reinterpretation of the multi-functional shell chair and a varied chair range with a distinctly contemporary appearance. The shape of HAL‘s shell ensures plenty of freedom of movement and the slightly flexible plastic makes many different sitting positions possible – even sideways and astride the chair. Because of this, HAL facilitates dynamic, ergonomic seating. The selection of bases and shell colours opens up a wide range of choices as well. Combining the chair with the matching HAL Table, which was developed at the same time, is also an option. HAL can be used in all kinds of environments – in the office, as well as in public spaces and in the home. Available in 8 different shell colour finishes.
The Hal collection also enjoys extremely green credentials. Being accredited with the 'Greenguard' environmental label Hal has LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) accreditation. What's more, its materials can also be broken down for recycling. -
Vitra HAL Light Wood Dining Chair
£282.00
HAL Light Wood dining Chair designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra
With HAL, Jasper Morrison has created a reinterpretation of the multi-functional shell chair and a varied chair range with a distinctly contemporary appearance. The shape of HAL‘s shell ensures plenty of freedom of movement and the slightly flexible plastic makes many different sitting positions possible – even sideways and astride the chair. Because of this, HAL facilitates dynamic, ergonomic seating. The selection of bases and shell colours opens up a wide range of choices as well. Combining the chair with the matching HAL Table, which was developed at the same time, is also an option. HAL can be used in all kinds of environments – in the office, as well as in public spaces and in the home. Available in 8 different shell colour finishes.
The Hal collection also enjoys extremely green credentials. Being accredited with the 'Greenguard' environmental label Hal has LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) accreditation. What's more, its materials can also be broken down for recycling. -
Vitra HAL Round Dining Table
£442.80
HAL Round Dining Table designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra in 2010
The HAL Table was designed by Jasper Morrison to go with the extensive range of HAL dining chairs. Depending on whether used indoor or outdoor, various bases are available for these solid stackable tables. The Stainless Steel version can be used outdoors. The table tops are available in 3 different finishes - white, black or pastel grey. A great table for contract use. Also available in a square version. -
Vitra HAL Sledge Dining chair
£176.40
HAL Sledge Chair designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra
With HAL, Jasper Morrison has created a reinterpretation of the multi-functional shell chair and a varied chair range with a distinctly contemporary appearance. The shape of HAL‘s shell ensures plenty of freedom of movement and the slightly flexible plastic makes many different sitting positions possible – even sideways and astride the chair. Because of this, HAL facilitates dynamic, ergonomic seating. The selection of bases and shell colours opens up a wide range of choices as well. Combining the chair with the matching HAL Table, which was developed at the same time, is also an option. HAL can be used in all kinds of environments – in the office, as well as in public spaces and in the home. Available in 8 different shell colour finishes.
The Hal collection also enjoys extremely green credentials. Being accredited with the 'Greenguard' environmental label Hal has LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) accreditation. What's more, its materials can also be broken down for recycling.
