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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.
In the Tones collection, colour is the true protagonist.
Four carpet models that bring a distinctive, harmonious, rhythmic and sensitive approach, with colour as the central tool.
A collection based on a design that directs all attention to the carpet, with a wide variety of shades that highlight chromatic harmony.
A unique piece of interior design.
Simple, retro in style and with a wide range of colours available. This chair is easy to combine with its table of the same name.
The back is made of seven hand-smoothed bars that support the curved backrest.
*Please enquire for other finishes and colours.
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.
For indoor areas or outdoor parts of a home, the Vela Chair is perfect for all spaces in a home.
The nautical rope or pvc of the Vela Chair, and of all its collection, is the most special touch of them. A resistant, durable material, widely used in the marine world for all its characteristics, which manages to fulfil its main function: to be an essential piece for the whole family.
One of the main advantages of the Vela Chair is that it can be used in different parts of a house, both in the dining room and in the garden. In addition to its versatility, its structure, with armrests included, allows the whole body to be supported, providing maximum comfort and convenience.
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.
In the Tones collection, colour is the true protagonist.
Four carpet models that bring a distinctive, harmonious, rhythmic and sensitive approach, with colour as the central tool.
A collection based on a design that directs all attention to the carpet, with a wide variety of shades that highlight chromatic harmony.
A unique piece of interior design.
Simple, retro in style and with a wide range of colours available. This chair is easy to combine with its table of the same name.
The back is made of seven hand-smoothed bars that support the curved backrest.
*Please enquire for other finishes and colours.
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 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.
In the Tones collection, colour is the true protagonist.
Four carpet models that bring a distinctive, harmonious, rhythmic and sensitive approach, with colour as the central tool.
A collection based on a design that directs all attention to the carpet, with a wide variety of shades that highlight chromatic harmony.
A unique piece of interior design.
Simple, retro in style and with a wide range of colours available. This chair is easy to combine with its table of the same name.
The back is made of seven hand-smoothed bars that support the curved backrest.
*Please enquire for other finishes and colours.
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 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.
In the Tones collection, colour is the true protagonist.
Four carpet models that bring a distinctive, harmonious, rhythmic and sensitive approach, with colour as the central tool.
A collection based on a design that directs all attention to the carpet, with a wide variety of shades that highlight chromatic harmony.
A unique piece of interior design.
Simple, retro in style and with a wide range of colours available. This chair is easy to combine with its table of the same name.
The back is made of seven hand-smoothed bars that support the curved backrest.
*Please enquire for other finishes and colours.
Soft shapes, representing the world of nature.
Inspired by a drop of water, the Alba concept is based on a very simple element.
Diffused light in gloss opal blown glass. Rectangular metal structure with satin brass or anodised bronze finish.
With universal dimmer.
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 Ceras collection arises from the exhaustive study of colour through the manual process of tracing with crayons.
An intuitive and instinctive process, the search for balance through three colours and something as simple as drawing stripes in repetition.
A basic code aimed at perception, a look at the present of the popular, and also the everyday.
Soft shapes, representing the world of nature.
Inspired by a drop of water, the Alba concept is based on a very simple element.
In the table version, the drop rests delicately on a rectangular section profile that draws an asymmetrical double \'L\', acting as a base and ornament of the lamp.
Diffused light in gloss opal blown glass. Rectangular section metal structure with satin brass finish.
With universal dimmer.
The Ceras collection arises from the exhaustive study of colour through the manual process of tracing with crayons.
An intuitive and instinctive process, the search for balance through three colours and something as simple as drawing stripes in repetition.
A basic code aimed at perception, a look at the present of the popular, and also the everyday.
Simple and ingenious mechanism.
One of Oluce\'s best-known and best-loved collections, the head stem allows the light beam to be directed in different directions by moving the cap upwards, downwards and sideways.
In 1968, it received the "International Design Award" from the American Institute of Interior Designers in Chicago.
It is part of the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York and the "Neue Sammlung" Museum in Munich.
The Ceras collection arises from the exhaustive study of colour through the manual process of tracing with crayons.
An intuitive and instinctive process, the search for balance through three colours and something as simple as drawing stripes in repetition.
A basic code aimed at perception, a look at the present of the popular, and also the everyday.
Simple and ingenious mechanism.
One of Oluce\'s best-known and best-loved collections, the head stem allows the light beam to be directed in different directions by moving the cap upwards, downwards and sideways.
In 1968, it received the "International Design Award" from the American Institute of Interior Designers in Chicago.
It is part of the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York and the "Neue Sammlung" Museum in Munich.
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