Technopolymer, black, white, red or graphite transparent, 33 x 28 x 6,5 cm....

Metal schwarz, 30 x 32 cm...

Beech wood, aluminium, 61 x 7 h 12 cm...

Beech wood, aluminium, 7 x 9 h 24,5 cm...

Beech wood, aluminium, 11 x 7 h 11 cm...

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 upholstered plastic seat shell, the classic ›H55‹ design is now experiencing a...

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 professor at the Stuttgart Academy of Art and Design, he designed the prototype of the &rsa...

Little steel balls are to be moved through five rings into the centrum. In the theory this is fast, yet reaching the goal demands agility and patience. Design: Sarah Ahart / Bryanna Dering With Sphaera you hold a beautiful hemisphere in your hand, crafted out of maple. On the surface you find a concencentric labyrinth. Little s...

The most famous squares of Italy and monuments that surround them come alive in centerpieces designed by Fabio Novembre: from Turin to Lucca from Florence to Rome, just to name a few. Polished stainless steel, w 25,4 d 34,5 h 10,2 cm....

The most famous squares of Italy and monuments that surround them come alive in centerpieces designed by Fabio Novembre: from Turin to Lucca from Florence to Rome, just to name a few. Polished stainless steel, w 20,8 d 55 h 13 cm....

The most famous squares of Italy and monuments that surround them come alive in centerpieces designed by Fabio Novembre: from Turin to Lucca from Florence to Rome, just to name a few. Polished stainless steel, w 35 d 65,6 h 8,7 cm....

The most famous squares of Italy and monuments that surround them come alive in centerpieces designed by Fabio Novembre: from Turin to Lucca from Florence to Rome, just to name a few....