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The timeless icon of Danish design.
When designing the CH24, Wegner chose to combine the backrest and armrest in one piece. To give stability to the steam-curved top and ensure comfortable support, Wegner developed the characteristic Y-shaped backrest that gives the Wishbone chair its name. More than 100 steps are required to make each Wishbone chair, most of which are carried out by hand.
The Wishbone chair offers comfort and stability, as well as satisfying aesthetic desires in a distinctive and elegant way.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
The timeless icon of Danish design.
When designing the CH24, Wegner chose to combine the backrest and armrest in one piece. To give stability to the steam-curved top and ensure comfortable support, Wegner developed the characteristic Y-shaped backrest that gives the Wishbone chair its name. More than 100 steps are required to make each Wishbone chair, most of which are carried out by hand.
The Wishbone chair offers comfort and stability, as well as satisfying aesthetic desires in a distinctive and elegant way.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
The timeless icon of Danish design.
When designing the CH24, Wegner chose to combine the backrest and armrest in one piece. To give stability to the steam-curved top and ensure comfortable support, Wegner developed the characteristic Y-shaped backrest that gives the Wishbone chair its name. More than 100 steps are required to make each Wishbone chair, most of which are carried out by hand.
The Wishbone chair offers comfort and stability, as well as satisfying aesthetic desires in a distinctive and elegant way.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
Kokeshi Dolls are wooden dolls inspired by popular characters in the world of fashion, music and art.
Reinterpreted by Becky Kemp, the Kokeshi Dolls come from Japanese culture and are dolls that consist of simple trunk shapes and large, rounded heads. Lucie Kass dolls have these characteristics and also have their own style, style and a lot of history behind them.
With a unique personality, these doll-like treasures have revolutionised the world of decoration and in particular the world of accessories, as each piece is hand-painted, giving it a totally unique and personalised touch.
Rocking Horse is the wooden horse that every child wants to have in their playroom.
With the aim of letting children\'s imaginations run wild, Kay Bojesen designed wooden toys to help children develop their creativity. Rocking Horse was, and is, a necessary element in their growth.
But it not only helps them to set off to imaginary faraway places, it also helps them to learn and develop balance and muscle strength. A design object that has it all, and which Kay Bojesen wanted to capture in her collection.
The timeless icon of Danish design.
When designing the CH24, Wegner chose to combine the backrest and armrest in one piece. To give stability to the steam-curved top and ensure comfortable support, Wegner developed the characteristic Y-shaped backrest that gives the Wishbone chair its name. More than 100 steps are required to make each Wishbone chair, most of which are carried out by hand.
The Wishbone chair offers comfort and stability, as well as satisfying aesthetic desires in a distinctive and elegant way.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
Eames Elephant, the elephant accessory from Vitra that fascinates young and old alike.
The Eames Elephant was created by Charles & Ray Eames for a children\'s audience. However, over the years, this design object has become a favourite with children and adults alike, and has become a fixture in every room in the home.
This object is not just another piece in a space, but a toy with which children can play and have fun. This little animal moulded in plastic conveys charm and affection to everyone who has the pleasure of enjoying the Eames Elephant.
The timeless icon of Danish design.
When designing the CH24, Wegner chose to combine the backrest and armrest in one piece. To give stability to the steam-curved top and ensure comfortable support, Wegner developed the characteristic Y-shaped backrest that gives the Wishbone chair its name. More than 100 steps are required to make each Wishbone chair, most of which are carried out by hand.
The Wishbone chair offers comfort and stability, as well as satisfying aesthetic desires in a distinctive and elegant way.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
Eames Elephant, the elephant accessory from Vitra that fascinates young and old alike.
The Eames Elephant was created by Charles & Ray Eames for a children\'s audience. However, over the years, this design object has become a favourite with children and adults alike, and has become a fixture in every room in the home.
This object is not just another piece in a space, but a toy with which children can play and have fun. This little animal moulded in plastic conveys charm and affection to everyone who has the pleasure of enjoying the Eames Elephant.
Kokeshi Dolls are wooden dolls inspired by popular characters in the world of fashion, music and art.
Reinterpreted by Becky Kemp, the Kokeshi Dolls come from Japanese culture and are dolls that consist of simple trunk shapes and large, rounded heads. Lucie Kass dolls have these characteristics and also have their own style, style and a lot of history behind them.
With a unique personality, these doll-like treasures have revolutionised the world of decoration and in particular the world of accessories, as each piece is hand-painted, giving it a totally unique and personalised touch.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
Eames Elephant, the elephant accessory from Vitra that fascinates young and old alike.
The Eames Elephant was created by Charles & Ray Eames for a children\'s audience. However, over the years, this design object has become a favourite with children and adults alike, and has become a fixture in every room in the home.
This object is not just another piece in a space, but a toy with which children can play and have fun. This little animal moulded in plastic conveys charm and affection to everyone who has the pleasure of enjoying the Eames Elephant.
Kokeshi Dolls are wooden dolls inspired by popular characters in the world of fashion, music and art.
Reinterpreted by Becky Kemp, the Kokeshi Dolls come from Japanese culture and are dolls that consist of simple trunk shapes and large, rounded heads. Lucie Kass dolls have these characteristics and also have their own style, style and a lot of history behind them.
With a unique personality, these doll-like treasures have revolutionised the world of decoration and in particular the world of accessories, as each piece is hand-painted, giving it a totally unique and personalised touch.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
Eames Elephant, the elephant accessory from Vitra that fascinates young and old alike.
The Eames Elephant was created by Charles & Ray Eames for a children\'s audience. However, over the years, this design object has become a favourite with children and adults alike, and has become a fixture in every room in the home.
This object is not just another piece in a space, but a toy with which children can play and have fun. This little animal moulded in plastic conveys charm and affection to everyone who has the pleasure of enjoying the Eames Elephant.
Kokeshi Dolls are wooden dolls inspired by popular characters in the world of fashion, music and art.
Reinterpreted by Becky Kemp, the Kokeshi Dolls come from Japanese culture and are dolls that consist of simple trunk shapes and large, rounded heads. Lucie Kass dolls have these characteristics and also have their own style, style and a lot of history behind them.
With a unique personality, these doll-like treasures have revolutionised the world of decoration and in particular the world of accessories, as each piece is hand-painted, giving it a totally unique and personalised touch.
The Lounge Chair CH25 is a Carl Hansen & Søn classic and one of the first chairs produced by Hans J. Wegner.
Since its production, CH25 is a revolutionary design that has marked a before and after. It is highly resistant and durable, as it is hand-woven by professional craftsmen who take care of every detail.
The natural cord and black cord guarantee the comfort of the seat and backrest at all times. And not only is comfort one of the main features of the Lounge Chair CH25, but its natural look and unparalleled beauty will make you fall in love with it every time you see it in the corners of your home.
The Miniatures Collection is a compendium of the history of industrial furniture design.
For more than two decades, the Vitra Design Museum has been making miniature replicas of the most important pieces in its collection.
Exactly one-sixth the size of the historical originals, the chairs are true to scale and reproduce every detail of construction, material and colour.
For this reason, they have become very popular collector\'s items and an ideal teaching aid for universities, design schools and architects.
Eames Elephant, the elephant accessory from Vitra that fascinates young and old alike.
The Eames Elephant was created by Charles & Ray Eames for a children\'s audience. However, over the years, this design object has become a favourite with children and adults alike, and has become a fixture in every room in the home.
This object is not just another piece in a space, but a toy with which children can play and have fun. This little animal moulded in plastic conveys charm and affection to everyone who has the pleasure of enjoying the Eames Elephant.
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