Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the seat shell of the Wire Chair echoes the form of the Eames Plastic Side Chair. Mounted on the legendary 'Eiffel Tower' base, the DKR combines transparency and functionality. The version with a powder-coated finish is also suited for use in the garden or on the terrace. 

Whether as a simple storage shelf, a display surface for objects or a large wall installation: Corniches (2012) by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec are a new way to use the walls in our living spaces.

The elephant that Charles and Ray Eames initially developed out of plywood in 1945 is available in plastic – as a toy or decorative object in a variety of colours, and not just for children's rooms.

This chair demonstrate a unique blend of industry and craft, high and low-tech, traditional and modern – characteristics which are also evident in the East River Chair: with its distinctive form and casual combination of such diverse materials as wood, metal, leather and fabric, this small armchair clearly bears the Dutch designer's signature. The selected colours and materials have more than just an aesthetic purpose: the leather covers protect the armrests from dirt and wear and the thicker padding of the seat cushion extends into the backrest, offering comfortable lumbar support.

The coffee tables feature a three-legged frame of black powder-coated aluminium and a hovering top of marble. The coffee tables can be displayed in solitary or paired for a complete coffee table composition. 

The coffee tables feature a three-legged frame of black powder-coated aluminium and a hovering top of marble. The coffee tables can be displayed in solitary or paired for a complete coffee table composition.