Whether you live somewhere that has extreme weather, or you’re visiting somewhere that inspires you to get extreme in a frostily archaic climate- you can take a ride on the snow cycle by Hammacher Schlemmer for a thrill. The Guinness World Record breaker for the longest vertical drop (107,400′ in 11 hours), this snow vehicle […]

Harry Bertoia designed this beautiful bar stool in 1952 to go with the rest of his iconic wire rod collection. Made mostly of air because space passes through them, as Bertoia likes to mention, this delicate piece looks great in at any counter. Knoll is the only licensed manufacturer of the classically beautiful Bertoia Collection. […]

Eileen Gray uses the Latin word for furniture, ‘res mobiles’, quite literally when she designed the Occasional table in 1927. Gray created this light functional furniture to move effortlessly. The user is able to lift the top of the table “for all occasions” as if it had a handle with a sliding mechanism to keep […]

Zaha Hadid’s Moon System is a rounded singular shape that contains the back, seating and armrests as if all sculpted from a single block. It radically contrasts from the angular appearance of a traditional couch. This sofa works best in the center of a room so its expressive curves can be appreciated from every viewpoint. […]

Eileen Gray’s Day Bed is one of the designer’s most famous design. This comfortable lounge seat, designed in 1925, is both beautiful and versatile. It is accessible and attractive from all sides and is ideal for a large spacious room. The frame is made up of chromium-plated steel tubing with a cover in fabric or […]

Eileen Gray carefully designed this classic side table in 1927 for ClassiCon. Its smart proportions and distinctive form have made this table one of the most popular design icons in the 20th century. This height-adjustable table was named after the summer house E 1027 that Gray built for herself and her collaborator Jean Badovici. The […]

The Andy sofa, one of Piva’s infamous sofas without supports, has a plethora of comfortable posture requirements thanks to its easy-to-use mechanical systems. This Paolo Piva sofa contains a transformable seat that can be moved forward allowing the user to change it from sofa to chaise lounge. When both seats are converted to chaise lounges […]

In 1963, Arne Jacobsen was commissioned to design an extension for St. Catherine’s College along with the surrounding landscape and a furniture series, which resulted in the Oxford Chair. Two years later the chairs were designed with upholstery and put into production. Over the years these chairs grew thicker and changed in appearance, but have […]

The Series 7, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955, is the most sold chair in Fritz Hansen’s history and maybe in all furniture history. It is made from a pressure molded veneer and a further development of the Ant chair. This lightweight and stackable chair uses a lamination technique to give it the iconic shape. […]

This simple geometric shape made of numerous curved, varnished steel rods makes a beautiful occasional table. Designed by Afroditi Krassa for Italian furniture producer Bonaldo, the Icosi is a light table that originated for drawing lines and grids on models on a form that Krassa had already constructed. The designer used 20 bent steel rods, […]