The Elephant Stool by Japanese designer Sori Yanagi is known to be one of the icons of the post-war era.

Marking a before and after in the elements of a home, the Elephant Stool is as functional as it is incredible. Its structure allows it to be used in any space, either as another seat for the interior and exterior of a home or as a small table where to place different accessories.

In addition, this stool can be stored and stacked anywhere thanks to its shape. It is a seating option for all kinds of places in a house, such as the living room or the garden.

Cork Family: five stools with personality and character to fill your home with life.

The Cork Family stools are versatile, stylish and, above all, very original pieces. The five members of this family, from model A to model E, complement each space perfectly. As seating or side tables, the Cork Family Stools represent simplicity and elegance at the same time.

They are ideal elements for decoration and furniture, always maintaining their function and nature, thanks to the main material used for their manufacture: cork. This material makes them extremely resistant, visually light and very soft.

Tabouret Solvay: the natural wood stools that give simplicity and warmth to all the spaces in your home.

The wood used in the manufacture of the three stools of the Tabouret Solvay collection is robust, natural and very elegant. With natural oak, smoked oak and American walnut, Jean Prouvé has created versatile and stylish pieces.

United by a powder-coated steel sheet, the legs of the Tabouret Solvay perfectly represent the personality of this designer. In addition, thanks to their flat seat, they can be used as stools or side tables.

The Butterfly Stool was created from different inspirations: the wings of butterflies and the combination of different techniques.

The beauty of the Butterfly Stool is unparalleled, but above all unique. This creation by Sori Yanagi manages to mix the most traditional oriental techniques with the plywood technique of Charles and Ray Eames.

A special stool not only because of the wood, maple and rosewood, used for its manufacture, but also because of the details and symbols to one of the creatures of nature that most surprises humans: the butterfly. The wings of the Butterfly Stool create an effect of comfort and style that is perfect for any room in the home.

Designed in 1960, and with the elegance that characterized all the creations of Charles & Ray Eames, The Stools Stools were born to give life to the lobby of Rockefeller Center in New York.

Stools Stools or better known as "The Eames Stools" are three distinct seats made of solid walnut wood, with the profile of their central axis being their main difference.

Both together and separately, they manage to give a very personal and stylish character to all the places in a home. In addition, they can also be used as side tables next to a bed, next to an armchair or as a decorative element in the dining room.

The Lounge Chair Metal, or also known by its acronym LCM, is one of the great chair variations designed by Charles & Ray Eames.

Nicknamed the French fry chair, the LCM Chair is made to be the centerpiece of your home. For its elaboration, a wooden seat and back shell has been combined with a different base, in this case in chrome or basic dark tubular steel, creating the perfect contrast between these two materials.

LCM belongs to the Plywood Group collection. A collection of classic designs that has become Vitra\'s most special.

Noguchi Coffee Table: Isamu Noguchi\'s sturdy, durable and distinctive coffee table.

The Noguchi Coffee Table became the favorite furniture design of its creator, Isamu Noguchi, and also of all lovers of design and biomorphic aesthetics. This artistic movement focuses, above all, on organic forms and the power of natural life.

Giving an organic form to the base of this piece, Noguchi created two pieces of solid black ash, maple and walnut wood to serve as a sturdy support for the glass top of this incredible contemporary coffee table.

The Eames Coffee Table was designed in 1949 by Charles and Ray Eames and reissued by Vitra.

First designed for their Pacific Palisades home, the Eames Coffee Table is one of the icons of its creators, Charles and Ray Eames, and of Vitra. It has an undeniable beauty thanks to the materials used in both the tabletop and legs.

The Eames Coffee Table is a Vitra reissue of the Eames Office that adapts to sophisticated and original spaces, giving it a style of its own with character.

Designed in 1944, the Guéridon Bas Table is a round, elegant and sturdy coffee table.

Jean Prouvé created the Guéridon collection in which all the elements, both the legs and the top, are connected with a folded veneer. Designed for public and private spaces, this piece is available in different types of wood: natural oak, American walnut and smoked oak.

Subtle, simple but indispensable.

The combination of a slim tabletop with a solid pedestal base creates an attractive contrast.

Its harmonious proportions make this product fit perfectly anywhere in the home.

In addition, its various sizes allow it to be used for many different purposes.

It has a matte powder-coated finish available in two different shades.

Outdoor version of the Metal Side Tables.

The combination of a thin table top with a solid pedestal base creates an attractive contrast.

Its harmonious proportions make this product a perfect fit anywhere, especially outdoors.

In addition, its various sizes allow it to be used for many different purposes.

It has a matte powder-coated finish available in a variety of colors, and there is also a version with an uncoated galvanized surface.

Versatile and unobtrusive in appearance.

Stands out for its curved, elegant design and harmonious dimensions.

Available in three different heights 35, 45 or 55 cm; making it an even more practical and comfortable product for everyday life.

With a variety of finishes, from solid wood to sturdy, easy-to-clean aluminum.

These features make the Low Table an indispensable product for the home.

Elegant and versatile.

The name LTR comes from the words Low Table Rod Base, which sums up its structure and size.

It can be used as a side table or as a bedside table, and can also be used in various compositions.

Corniches: the three shelves of different sizes that created a new way to hang your decorative accessories.

Designed by brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, the Corniches are an icon in the world of decoration. Whether to hang your favorite objects or to have them on the wall as an additional element, this set of 3 shelves is perfect for displaying and putting your favorite paintings, books or plants within reach.

Corniches are suitable for all types of spaces, since their main function is to store objects. A different way to store your things and have them in your home in a fun, unique and authentic way.

Butaca Libera: modernity and tradition combined to create an armchair as stylish as it is comfortable.

The use of new technological processes has resulted in the creation of the Librera Armchair. Designed for human comfort, its style evokes passion and fluidity. The solid wood used in its creation sprouts from the base to the armrests of the chair.

Every detail counts and every part of this piece is so well crafted that comfort and style will reach every space in a home, offering ergonomics and sensuality in equal parts.

With a new piece, the Harbour collection is characterised by its elegant, comfortable and minimalist design.

The Harbour Lounge Armchair is the newest member of one of Menu\'s best-known families. Every detail is perceived both in the legs, which are rounded and with different finishes, and in its shell, which has a wide and inclined backrest for the greatest possible comfort.

More than an armchair, it is a piece with great character and expression, which maintains all the good characteristics of the other pieces in the collection. It invites you to relax and envelops you so that your comfort is the main thing.

Designed to be a limited edition, Menu brought back the legendary Knitting Armchair.

The Knitting Armchair, launched in 1951, became a design of "modernism reinvented" after its return to this world and to this firm. The cut-outs at the elbows were designed with the idea of being as comfortable as possible while reading or, when it was created, for knitting.

It is one of the first classic pieces that Menu included in its furniture collection and one that contemporary interiors enjoy. The work behind this armchair is represented in every detail of it.

The plywood moulding techniques marked a turning point in Vitra\'s armchairs, such as the LCW Armchair.

Lounge Chairs Wood, or better known as LCW, are moulded with the human body in mind. For years, Charles & Ray Eames searched for a way to make a comfortable, comfortable seat out of wood. All this experimentation resulted in the Plywood Group collection.

A design icon and widely regarded as the chair of the century, LCW is available in four finishes: natural ash, red ash, black ash and black pigmented walnut. This particular model is only made of wood, but there are also other upholstered versions, such as the LCW Calf\'s Skin armchair or the LCW Leather armchair.

For your living room or entrance hall, the LCW Calf\'s Skin Armchair is the ideal size to be the centrepiece in these spaces.

The Plywood Group collection is made up of comfortable, stylish armchairs with a very unusual technique formulated by Charles & Ray Eames. The LCW Calf\'s Skin Armchair is one of the examples of this experimentation that has undoubtedly become a milestone in the history of design.

The LCW Calf\'s Skin Armchair is designed for all bodies and to meet the comfort and well-being of each one of them. In this model, it is available in natural ash and brown/white leather and in black ash and black/white leather. Both combinations are perfect to give a different style to your home.

LCW Leather armchair: design and comfort come together in an armchair to be the favourite in your home.

One of Vitra\'s most iconic and best-known collections was created using the plywood moulding technique: the Plywood Group collection. Within it, armchairs such as the LCW Leather Armchair have managed to attract the attention of all eyes.

Comfortable and made for everyone, this armchair has an organic shape in its shell and flexibility in its backrest. In addition, the combination of plywood and leather makes both comfort and design its main pillars.

The Atollo lamp was created with an eye to the future by Italian designer Vico Magistretti.

The Atollo lamp collection has three different models and five finishes to choose from. Keeping its style simple and always looking to the future, the Atollo lamp is original and has a great story behind it.

Since 1977, Atollo has marked the beginning of an era where design and production have been booming and has managed to become a design icon. Its luminous sculpture stands out, above all, for the geometry of its structure, where the cylinder and the hemisphere meet to give life and light to all the spaces in a home.

The Atollo lamp was created with an eye to the future by Italian designer Vico Magistretti.

The Atollo lamp collection has three different models and five finishes to choose from. Keeping its style simple and always looking to the future, the Atollo lamp is original and has a great story behind it.

Since 1977, Atollo has marked the beginning of an era where design and production have been booming and has managed to become a design icon. Its luminous sculpture stands out, above all, for the geometry of its structure, where the cylinder and the hemisphere meet to give life and light to all the spaces in a home.

The Atollo lamp was created with an eye to the future by Italian designer Vico Magistretti.

The Atollo lamp collection has three different models and five finishes to choose from. Keeping its style simple and always looking to the future, the Atollo lamp is original and has a great story behind it.

Since 1977, Atollo has marked the beginning of an era where design and production have been booming and has managed to become a design icon. Its luminous sculpture stands out, above all, for the geometry of its structure, where the cylinder and the hemisphere meet to give life and light to all the spaces in a home.

The contrast between glass and concrete forms a perfect combination in the JWDA table lamp by Menu.

The JWDA table lamp spreads beauty in every single part. The shade, made of white opal glass, and the base, made of concrete, create a sculptural figure. It is a small lamp that illuminates according to your needs, but always with a cosy and warm light. In addition, another of the main details of this lamp is that the light regulator is made of brass. A very elegant material that does not go unnoticed.