Designcraft

INDIVIDUAL AUTHORSHIP AT VITRA When Vitra works with designers, it is a partnership between them and Vitra embarking on the common quest for an optimal solution. The designer’s personal imprint is reflected in every one of their products. They are the independent ‘authors’ of the final piece.

Carl Hansen & Son celebrated the 108th birthday of designer Hans J Wegner (1914-2007) by launching a special limited edition of the iconic Wishbone Chair CH24.

Experience the exceptional comfort of Gunzel seating as the sculpted backrest embraces your body with a subtle curve. The carved form exposes the beautiful, natural grain of timber, and an ode to a simpler time.

‘Luva and Cyclade explore the interaction between humans and furniture; how we use them and configure them to suit our spaces and life, and how furniture designs in themselves relate to one another, and engage in a visual and functional discourse.’ Gabriel Tan

They designed iconic furniture and defined a movement. But first Eero Saarinen, Florence Knoll, Ray and Charles Eames, and Harry Bertoia became lifelong friends, all meeting at The Cranbrook Academy of Art – that period is now known as the ‘golden age’ at Cranbrook.

Rugs are tapestries of tactile indulgence - an invitation for your feet to savour each step. These new collections by brand houses Designer Rugs and Armadillo will transform your bare floors whether it be in your own home, a hotel or an office foyer.

Upholstered, ergonomic, and a delight to the senses. The chair was initially conceived as a sculpture and inspired by organic forms found in nature. Get to know the new soft office seating...

Experience the warmth and embrace of Pa. Designed for contemporary Australian brand nau, Pa is a seating range where simplicity meets elegance in perfect harmony.

Need to get warm? There’s nothing nicer than getting snug and cosy near an open fire. Don’t have one? No problem, these super easy to assemble and place anywhere, yes anywhere, Cocoon fireplaces are ingenious, and there’s no smoke!

Is there any material more sustainable than cork? Sure, using sustainably grown wood is good but don’t be fooled into thinking it’s the world’s answer to circularity. Cork is produced by stripping just the bark off the cork oak tree – cork production allows the tree to remain standing, while trees are cut down in their prime for wood.