Available exclusively from selected retail partners Conceived by Verner Panton in 1959, the Panton Chair was developed in collaboration with Vitra in 1967 as the first all-plastic chair made in one piece with a cantilever design. Considered a defining classic of

In the home country of Dutch designer Hella Jongerius, the word 'polder' refers to low-lying flatlands, typically subdivided into fields for agriculture, which have been reclaimed from the sea by means of dykes and drainage canals. Created with a flat

 LUXURY BRANDS VITRA Vitra is a Swiss family-owned company. It not only makes furniture and creates retail environments. Vitra sees designers not simply as contractors but as authors. The relationship of trust between these authors from all corners of the world and Vitra,

Technology was understood to include science and industrial production methods, while the conception of art extended beyond the fine arts to encompass architecture and design. Modernism aimed to achieve a fruitful union of these two spheres. This same aspiration guided

We are convinced that handmade products are the true luxury and that the best vehicle to express our designer’s creativity is the know-how of skilled craftsmen. That is why, from the beginning, GAN has focused on the reinterpretation of traditional

356 CHAISE LONGUE BY DIABLA If you’re looking for a design that will make a strong impact, you’ll undoubtedly achieve it with the lounger in our 356 collection. This is an item that hardly goes unnoticed thanks to its aerodynamic look,

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From office to the homeVitra office chairs have made a defining contribution to workstations across the globe for several decades. Designed in response to the needs of users, the development process focuses on providing optimum support for the body.Now, these

The Graphic Print Pillows from Vitra feature expressive motifs by this mid-century designer, providing striking accents for diverse interior styles. Designed by Alexander Girard. In 1957, Alexander Girard designed the interior of the legendary Miller House and decorated the so-called

Jean Prouvé, who regarded himself as an engineer throughout his lifetime, was both the designer and manufacturer of his product ideas. Jean Prouvé completed his training as a metal artisan before opening his own workshop in Nancy in 1924. In the