Products tagged with design

Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard Nielsen
Model AX nr. 6020, designed in 1950. Teak-faced laminated wood frame with beech-faced moulded plywood seat and back.

Three-legged chair SE 42 bei German Designer Egon Eiermann for Wilde & Spieth. The dining chair is probably an early production from the 1950s. Eiermann used beechwood ply for the chair's base and rubber for the connecting pieces.

Superb sidechair in pattern and patina. WonderWood sold two pieces from this chair to museums. Special details with brass joints in seat, brass feeth, and very special legs with cross connection.

Original wall-clock, with orange stained veneer by the American famous designer George Nelson. His designs are world-wide famous.

Superlight chair in wood from promising Dutch designer Jeroen Wand. The connections of this very strong chair are a mix of pulp and glue. Handmade and limited edition.

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

A Dutch design child chair. Designed by architect and designer Hein Stolle. A typical minimalistic design of Stolle. Designed in 1990. Also possible to be used as side table. So a furniture piece with two user options.
Taken in production by WonderW...

Designer: Marcel Breuer

First produced: 1937

Dimensions: 950 x 600 x 830h

Item made to order.
Delivery 6-8 weeks

Task Chair With Arms. For the home or office, the swivel base Task Chair is available with or without upholstered seat pads. With a uniquely designed chrome metal base, the Task Chair's seat height is adjustable from 16.5" to 19.5". The Task Chair...

Carlo Ratti, 1958 This very rare "active" loungechair is produced in rosewood. Great chair where armrests are nearly 'folded". Only one piece available.

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 both in form and expression.