After designing the famous wall clocks, Max Bill created this series of wrist watches in 1962. The design of these pieces secured him a place in all major design collections - e.g. Museum of Modern Art in New York. Radio-controlled movement,wooden case, front ring diamond cut, mineral crystal. Dimensions 164 mm x 174 mm....

After designing the famous wall clocks, Max Bill created this series of wrist watches in 1962. The design of these pieces secured him a place in all major design collections - e.g. Museum of Modern Art in New York. Automatic mechanical movement J800.1, luminous hands and appliques, stainless steel case Ø 38.0 mm, convex hard Plexiglass wi...

The secretary table PS 10 is the open version of the PS 08, offering a larger working area and impressing with its precisely worked out details: 2 countersunk storage compartments with flaps for cables and plug strips, the centre bar with brush for cable routing, a spacious drawer with pencil groove. 2 drawers are available as an option (...

The “Tables en forme”, first designed by Charlotte Perriand in the thirties, were popular in the kidney-shaped variety during the fifties. Next to the free forms of almost all known examples, the 1949/50-designed Coffee Table by Max Bill appears neat and precise. The structure, consisting of three circles, defines its geometri...

The “Tables en forme”, first designed by Charlotte Perriand in the thirties, were popular in the kidney-shaped variety during the fifties. Next to the free forms of almost all known examples, the 1949/50-designed Dining Table by Max Bill appears neat and precise. The structure, consisting of three circles, defines its geometri...

Max Bill designed the Quadratrundtisch (square round table) in 1949. This item of furniture put into practice Bill’s idea of concrete art in product design and is one of his most important designs. The square table can be expanded into a circular surface using its folding edges that can be locked in place with a simple turn of the s...

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, including the "die gute form" from the Swiss Werkbund in the fifties. The leg s...

The Bill Barhocker is the classic among bar stools. The stool, upholstered in soft, black leather, was designed by Max Bill for the “Bar du Théâtre” at Expo 64 in Lausanne. Max Bill was the official architect for the “Images and Designs” section at the exhibition. Seat leather, black, legs chromed, &Os...

Powder-coated steel, black, chromium plated, w 65 d 33,1 h 14,5 cm....

After many years of being forgotten, with the Arne Jacobsen relaunch the table clock is making a strong comeback into modern interior furnishings. Thanks to updated functions such as snooze and light sensors, the table clock serves as both a clock and an effective alarm clock, but most will probably use the new table clock as a design obj...

NOT AVAILABLE IN THE MOMENT - Porcelain, Aluminium, shiny golden, Ø 11 x 17 cm, compact fluorescent light (2500 kelvin), 1 x 10 W max. (445 lumen), E 14 dulux superstar mini candle (also available in shiny platinum: 350,00 EUR oder bisque porcelain white: 295,00 EUR)....

NOT AVAILABLE IN THE MOMENT - Bisque porcelain, white mdf lacquered, LED 12 V, 16 x 16 x 35,5 cm....