Designer: Augusto Bozzi

Designed: 1954

The Cosmos chair was designed by Augusto Bozzi in 1954 for Saporiti Italy. It has a lower frame made of painted steel that is connected to the plywood seat through rubber bumpers. The seat is covered in foam and / or wool and the covering is made of cord cloth. Dimensions: W 84 cm, H 85 cm, D 74 cm.

Designer: Gerrit T. Rietveld

Designed: 1970

The Utrecht Sofa and Armchair was designed by Gerrit T. Rietveld in 1970. The armchair has only 2 legs which makes it look special. It has a steel supporting frame and covered in polyurethane foam and polyester padding.
Dimensions:
Utrecht armchair
64 x 85 x H 70/37 cm
Utrecht sofa
204 x 102 x H 70/37 cm

Designer: Pierre Paulin

Designed: 1967

The Tongue chair was designed by Pierre Paulin in 1967. It is a perfect lounge chair that imitates the curves of a tongue and has a flowing form. It has no legs or arm-rests, it just is. And, of course, it comes in red. Dimensions: 25.2″ h 33.5″ w seat: 14.2″ h

Designer: Joseph Hoffmann

Designed: 1918

The Kubus Sofa was designed by Joseph Hoffmann in 1918 and has his trademark cubist design. It has a hardwood frame and a polyurethane foam upholstery covered in leather. This sofa is a world classic thanks to the box stitched squares in its design. Comes in black or white. Dimensions: 80″W x 30″D x 28″H; 17″ Seat height

Designer: Eero Aarnio

Designed: 1973

The Pony was designed by Eero Aarnio in 1973 and it was meant to be a stool for adults with 54 cm height, though kids were very attracted by the shape this chair has and it “became” a toy. Aarnio is reknown for his imagination and he made a metal structured covered in modeled foam and dressed in stretch fabric (89% polyester, 11% polyurethane / DuPont Lycra) and based in more colors: green, orange, black or white. The vision of Aarnio for this chair was: “A chair is a chair, a chair is a chair … Although a chair is always a seat, but a seat must not always be a chair. A seat can be almost any shape. The main thing is, that he has a proper ergonomics. Even a small and soft pony can offer a comfortable seat. You can be ‘ride’ or sit sideways. ”

Designer: Arne Jacobsen

Designed: 1958

The Egg was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958 and manufactured by Fritz Hansen. It has a very comfy shell made of polyirethane foam with a glass fibre reinforcement covered in fabric or leather. It has a n 4-star base in injection moulded aluminium and the seat and back have a stainless steel structure. DIMENSIONS: Depth: 79 (95) cm; Width: 86 cm; Height: 107 cm; Total weight: 18.1 kg

Designer: Marc Newson

Designed: 1993

The Gluon chair was designed by Marc Newson in 1993. The seat and the back have a steel frame covered with injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam in various colors, which on the sides is grey lacquered. The base is also grey lacquered, made of steel. The chair comes with an ottoman.
Dimensions:
Moroso, Gluon
123 x 85 x h.48/90 cm
180 x 85 x h.48/90 cm
236 x 85 x h.48/90 cm

Designer: George Nelson

Designed: 1959

The Coconut chair was designed by Geroge Nelson and introduced by Herman Miller in 1955. It has the shape of a coconut slice and a chromed tubular steel base. The seat is made of fibreglass-reinforced plastic and covered in a one-piece foam rubber, upholstered with a leather cushion. What differs from a coconut is the color: the interior is black and the exterior is white. Another defining characteristic is the simplicity and the use of minimum of materials. Dimensions: 1040 830 x H 835 mm