Products tagged with design

KAY BOJESEN MONKEY, SMALL

TEAK AND LIMBA, 20 CM

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Give a gift that will last a lifetime. Kay Bojesen's Monkey was born in 1951. A little Monkey with the great personality which has come to signify a gift from a very specia...

This wonderful chair is no longer in production. A high quality reproduction was originally designed for the Cité Universitaire at Antony, near Paris, in the 50s. The design has a wonderfully dynamic shape, made from a single curved plywood wooden bl...

Designed for makers of simple furniture. One of the most famous plywood icons. Made of single sheets of birch plywood. Not a single screw or joint has been used! This piece is an official italian re-edition (only about 200 pieces produced) from 1998,...

Rare Dutch shelving unit that can be used freestanding as a roomdivider. An early design from 1953 by Wilhelm Lutjens for Den Boer in Gouda. This transparent design is made of solid birch poles and plywood birch shelvings. This shelving unit can be d...

BERTONCELLO | ITALIAN CERAMICS, 1960S/70S

Italian ceramics by Bertoncello from the 1960s/70s. Set of 4 pieces, each with a remarkable shape and a beautiful dripping glaze. Each object is numbered.

Grete Jalk, BOW chair from 1963 in oak.
Very rare chair.
Production of only +/- 150 pieces.
The Jeppesen factory burned down shortly after production started, including the molds of this chair, which is why only a few pieces were produced.
The conditi

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...

Simplex puzzle

This puzzle was made by Simplex in the Netherlands in the 1950s/60s. To make these puzzles, plywood was used that was left over from the manufacture of Philips radio cabinets. The puzzles were part of a collection of toys and learning ma

Original Zig-Zag Chairs in elm wood. The chairs are executed by Rietveld's cabinet-maker Gerard van de Groenekan in the 1960's. Originally designed in 1934. WonderWood acquired these chairs directly from the first owner with a written provenance including

T46 COFFEE TABLE designed by Hein Stolle
The T46 Coffee Table was designed by Hein Stolle in 1946 but kept under wraps for 55 years before finally going into production in 2001.
Designer: Hein Stolle. Design Year: 1946

Armchair by Norman Cherner, 1958. Originally introduced in 1958, the iconic molded plywood armchair by Norman Cherner is found in collections worldwide. Reissued in exacting detail from the original drawings and molds.

Stolle S-88-1 chair

Hein Stolle. 1982, the S-88-1 (1988 Chair No. 1)
Series of 12 pieces made by Hein Stolle himself and stained white.
The chairs are signed and numbered.
A real Dutch design by a remarkable architect and furniture designer.

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"This rug Dutch designer Yvette Laduk is iconic. It is also nicely made. The growth rings and bark are realistic printed. You really think you're looking at a huge slice of a tree. " The cloth is made of SUSTAINAB ...

Chairs take the most stress on their back legs, where they bear the weight of the user's upper body. The engineer, architect and designer Jean Prouvé incorporated this simple insight in his design for the Standard Chair: while steel tubing suffices ...

WENDELA chair

Serener’s compact, lightweight Wendela chair gorgeously unites materials and manufacturing techniques of different eras. The beech seat is created from a mold originally produced in the 1950s. It sits upon a contemporary aluminum bas...

Hans Brattrud (born 1933), the Scandia stackable chair designed in 1957 as a student project at the National College of Art & Design in Oslo. The chair was revolutionary.