Re-editions

GJ chair

This graceful molded plywood chair is one of the leading plywood chairs ever made. Due to technical constraints during the creation in 1963, only aprox. 300 pieces where made of which only a few still exist.

The re-release of this icon...

ISOKON GULL

Designer: Egon Riss

First produced: 1939

Dimensions: 35 x 25 x 43 cm

Material: birch 

BREUER NESTING TABLES

Designer: Marcel Breuer

First produced: 1936

Dimensions: 61 x 42 x 35 cm (medium) and 61 x 46 x 37 cm (large)

Material: Birch 

Tale stool designed by the Finnish designer and interior architect Ilmari Tapiovaara in the 1950s
Birch
Produced around 2000
No longer in production

Finnish designer and interior architect Ilmari Tapiovaara designed the Domus Chair in 1946 for the student housing complex Domus Academica in Helsinki. The chair became a great international success and the guiding light for all of Tapiovaara’s subsequent

The iconic Butterfly Stool, designed in 1954 by the Japanese designer Sori Yanagi, is a classic piece of furniture that uniquely combines Eastern forms with the plywood moulding technique developed by Charles and Ray Eames.

The gently curving silhouett

ISOKON BREUER SOFA

Designer: Marcel Breuer

First produced: 1936

Dimensions: 170 L × 89 W × 79 H cm

Finish: Birch

The sofa is upholstered in Eleanor Pritchard fabrics and there are a variety of styles and colours to choose from. It is also p

ISOKON BREUER SOFA

Designer: Marcel Breuer

First produced: 1936

Dimensions: 170 L × 89 W × 79 H cm

Finish: Birch

The sofa is upholstered in Eleanor Pritchard fabrics and there are a variety of styles and colours to choose from. It is also p

This Fan Clock was designed by the famous American designer George Nelson. His designs are known worldwide and he was a very influential architect and designer in the 1950s.

In 1947, Nelson was commissioned to create a collection of clocks. With this c

Charles and Ray Eames developed a toy elephant made of plywood in 1945; however, this piece never went into production. One prototype was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1946 and still survives in the Eames family archives today. After a

Benno Premsela, Benno Mirror, 1956

In 1956 Benno Premsela came up with the ingenious and simple design of the Benno Mirror. After almost 70 years, the mirror has become a real design icon.

The story goes that Spectrum asked Premsela to design a beau

Ruud-Jan Kokke, TC stool, 1989

The TC stool was designed in 1989 by Ruud-Jan Kokke at the request of the Museum Boymans van Beuningen in Rotterdam. Mrs Trees Coenders organised tours for the museum and was looking for a stool that could easily be taken

3-legged Chair by Egon Eiermann - SE 42 | 1949

Exclusivity in wood

A chair whose frame, seat and back consist completely of moulded wood was to be the first production furniture item jointly developed by Egon Eiermann and WILDE+SPIETH. The SE 4...

Swivel chair

The favourite of many architects

Longevity has a name. The original concept, adapted to the human body, functions reduced to the bare minimum, sustainability of the materials and the clear language of form didn't change the last y...

Multipurpose Chair by Egon Eiermann
The classic beauty

The classic multipurpose chair. Until today Eiermann’s SE 68 is unique in its minimalist design and its seating comfort.

SE 68
Designer: Egon Eiermann | 1951

A tubular steel frame in c...

Eames LCM

Lounge Chair Metal designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1945/1946, produced by Vitra. This special edition has a black frame with a walnut seat and backrest.

Due to the slender organic shapes of its seat and back shells, the LCM quickly ac