In an old book, Richard Lampert discovered a photo of a small and compact chair, designed in 1955 by German architect and designer Herbert Hirche. Back then, only a limited number of pieces were produced. Consisting of a tubular steel frame and an up...

Keen on finding hidden treasures in Herbert Hirche’s old home in Stuttgart, we started in- vestigations by visiting his daughter Conny Hirche, who still lives there. Within all the old relicts from another era there was Furniture, paintings, te...

The ›Lounge Chair‹ – reflecting the tradition of the Bauhaus, where Herbert Hirche studied under Mies van der Rohe from 1930 to 1933. After working for Mies van der Rohe and, later, for Egon Eiermann, in 1953, during his time as p...

These chairs bear little resemblance to the classical Colonial or Finca-style furniture made of rattan. Both ›Santa Lucia‹ chairs are strictly modern, designed by an architectural hand. Ele- gant,small and stackable armchairs, who emit ...

The trolley designed by Herbert Hirche in 1956. A cult object in the late fifties and sixties. To celebrate the centenary of Herbert Hirche in 2010 we offer a re-edition of this classic. Made with a minimal black, white or grey steel structure, authe...