The design for the Kreuzzargenstuhl (cross-frame chair) came from the year 1952 and has been in production – since 1999 as a new edition – ever since. The model displays Bill's skills as a product designer and received several awards,...

Max Bill designed Ulmer Hocker in collaboration with Hans Gugelot as a seat for the students at the newly- established Ulm College of Design. Light and robust, it has many uses - as a seat, a side table or a shelving element, as a transport container...

Max Bill designed Ulmer Hocker in collaboration with Hans Gugelot as a seat for the students at the newly- established Ulm College of Design. Light and robust, it has many uses - as a seat, a side table or a shelving element, as a transport contain...

Max Bill designed Ulmer Hocker in collaboration with Hans Gugelot as a seat for the students at the newly- established Ulm College of Design. Light and robust, it has many uses - as a seat, a side table or a shelving element, as a transport contain...

Chair Madame, Rattan wicker, w 85 d 80 h 77 sh 35 cm (also available with seat- and back cushion: 380,00 €)....

Chair Rana, Rattan wicker, w 75 d 82 h 74 sh 35 cm (also available with seat- and back cushion: 570,00 €)....

Version chrome (optional white, brass or black) with 30 mountings (optional 50, s.image. extra charge, please request), Ø 88 cm, H 66 cm, 30 x 15 W, cable length 280 cm (without illuminant)....

In 1954, the German architect designed the dining chair made from rattan and 10mm steel rod. Stackable 8 pieces. MATERIAL   frame solid steel ...

The Press Room Chair is the low version of a series of three chairs, that Rietveld designed for the Press Room of the UNESCO building in Paris. The chair was meant as a comfortable lounge chairfor the low reading table for the journalists. Due to bud...

The BK16 side table was designed in 1959 by the Danish architect and professor Bodil Kjær. It is part of a collection of beautifully crafted indoor and outdoor furniture made from solid teak. Its cubist-inspired shape mirrors other designs in t...

Simple, yet unique – a typical Schneider-Esleben design 1954. The ›TT54‹ chair is available featuring ›spaghetti‹ PVC cord for indoor and outdoor use, Stackable 8 pieces. frame solid...

Martin Visser designed the sofa BR 02.7 in the late 1950’s. The sofa has been in production ever since. In 1988, the loose armrest was added. A simple movement converts the sofa into a sofa bed. The sofa and armrest are available in the fabric...

In 1951, Franco Albini designed this Ottoman. Tahiti rattan, Ø 55 h 35 cm (also available inlarge Ø 65 h 40 cm, price: 439,00 €)....

The PK52A Student Desk was designed by Poul Kjærholm 1955 for the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, while he was a member of the academic staff. The cleverly constructed table highlights Kjærholm’s signature ability to unite tradit...

Sleek and streamlined yet reassuringly robust, the BK14 sunbed was designed in 1959 by Danish architect Bodil Kjær. As pleasing to look at as it is to lie on, the sunbed is part of her Indoor-Outdoor Series, which was inspired by Cubist forms a...