Collection

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...

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 ...

LINK SG/ LARGE SUSPENSION

"CLOUD OF LIGHT."

The LINK series, available as a suspension lamp in two sizes and a floor lamp, was designed for LZF by the Irish designer Ray Power. LINK makes beautiful use of wood veneer Möbius strips piled ...

Beautiful ebonized version of the iconic Harp Chair by Hovelskov for Jorgen Christensen and Larsen.
The 'Harp' chair's shape was based on a Viking ship's bow section. The configuration of the flag halyard gives the design a powerful optical qua...

Rare laminated rosewood high back lounge chair by Scandinavian designer Hans Brattrud from Norway. This chair comes with the original black neck cushion.

Plastiek 1F1, 1976
Papier mâché
58 x 58 cm

11x Rouge, 2021 / 11x Wit, 2023

Acrylic on canvas
40 x 50 cm

Hans Brattrud (born 1933) designed the Scandia stackable chair in 1957 as a student project at the National College of Art & Design in Oslo. The chair was revolutionary both in shape and expression. By using horizontal ribs, a twodimensional laminate...

Volksbond Rotterdam, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
20 x 26 cm

The fishing pole lamp is a Danish design by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen from the 1950s. The stand with a metal base is made of teak and has copper connectors. As 'the catch of the day', the shades of the 'fishing pole' lamp are different in shape and size.

Zwarte Kan, Dubbele Greep, 2023

Charcoal on canvas
17 x 13 cm

The Rocket lamp is a Danish design by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen from the 1950s. This rare lamp is made of wood and copper and has a shade made of glass and opaline glass.

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

Caroline Sleeping
1993
49x62x7cm

"Caroline Sleeping" , a portrait of the artists wife and the very first edition of his well-known "standing drawings sculptures".

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...

Industrial designer Karel Links conceived his "easy to assemble" chair in 1968. Comprised of just 3 pieces of 10 mm birch plywood, it takes only 15 seconds to assemble this amazing, steady, reliable and beautiful chair. The award winning design rec...