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Palissade Lounge Chair Low
Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for HAY. The collection was designed to fit a wide variety of environments: caf©s, restaurants, gardens, terraces and balconies. The construction allows a wide range of typologies with a common formal language. From stools and benches to chairs and tables, lounge chairs and sofas ñ the collection comprises 13 different elements, united not only by their graphical image but also by their common characteristics: they are strong without being bulky, elegant without being fragile.
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Palissade Lounge Sofa
Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for HAY. The collection was designed to fit a wide variety of environments: caf©s, restaurants, gardens, terraces and balconies. The construction allows a wide range of typologies with a common formal language. From stools and benches to chairs and tables, lounge chairs and sofas ñ the collection comprises 13 different elements, united not only by their graphical image but also by their common characteristics: they are strong without being bulky, elegant without being fragile.
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Palissade Ottoman
Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for HAY. The collection was designed to fit a wide variety of environments: caf©s, restaurants, gardens, terraces and balconies. The construction allows a wide range of typologies with a common formal language. From stools and benches to chairs and tables, lounge chairs and sofas ñ the collection comprises 13 different elements, united not only by their graphical image but also by their common characteristics: they are strong without being bulky, elegant without being fragile.
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Palissade Stool
Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for HAY. The collection was designed to fit a wide variety of environments: caf©s, restaurants, gardens, terraces and balconies. The construction allows a wide range of typologies with a common formal language. From stools and benches to chairs and tables, lounge chairs and sofas ñ the collection comprises 13 different elements, united not only by their graphical image but also by their common characteristics: they are strong without being bulky, elegant without being fragile.
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Palissade Table Large
Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for HAY. The collection was designed to fit a wide variety of environments: caf©s, restaurants, gardens, terraces and balconies. The construction allows a wide range of typologies with a common formal language. From stools and benches to chairs and tables, lounge chairs and sofas ñ the collection comprises 13 different elements, united not only by their graphical image but also by their common characteristics: they are strong without being bulky, elegant without being fragile.
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Palissade Table Small
Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for HAY. The collection was designed to fit a wide variety of environments: caf©s, restaurants, gardens, terraces and balconies. The construction allows a wide range of typologies with a common formal language. From stools and benches to chairs and tables, lounge chairs and sofas ñ the collection comprises 13 different elements, united not only by their graphical image but also by their common characteristics: they are strong without being bulky, elegant without being fragile.
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Panton Chair
The Panton Chair is a furniture design classic. Verner Panton created it back in 1960, and together with Vitra, he developed a version that was ready for series production (1967). It was the very first single mould all plastic chair. Since its market launch, the Panton Chair has undergone several production phases. The chair offers great sitting comfort thanks to its cantilever base, flexible materials and shape, which is shaped to the human form. Its sculptural shape means that it looks good by itself or grouped together. It can be used indoors and outdoors. The Panton Chair has won various design prizes world-wide and graces the collections of numerous renowned museums. Its expressive shape makes it a true 20th-century design icon.
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Panton Chair Classic
The Panton Chair is a furniture design classic. Verner Panton created it back in 1960, and together with Vitra, he developed a version that was ready for series production (1967). It was the very first single mould all plastic chair. Since its market launch, the Panton Chair has undergone several production phases. The chair offers great sitting comfort thanks to its cantilever base, flexible materials and shape, which is shaped to the human form. Its sculptural shape means that it looks good by itself or grouped together. It can be used indoors and outdoors. The Panton Chair has won various design prizes world-wide and graces the collections of numerous renowned museums. Its expressive shape makes it a true 20th-century design icon.
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Panton Junior Chair
The Panton Chair has always been a favourite of children. They not only like its bright, cheerful colours and smooth curves, but the fact that it is as much fun to play with as it is to sit on. Soon after its introduction, Verner Panton began to consider the idea of producing a child-size version of the chair together with Vitra.
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Paper Table
The tables in the Paper Table series consist of three round tables in either oak or walnut veneer. Available in three different heights and tabletop sizes. The veneer on the table top is laid in two directions. The tables have a wooden base with 3 legs. The edges of tabletop and base are the same veneer as the top. The thickness of the table top is 20 mm.
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Paradis Sofa
Kerstin H. Holmquist created this unique collection of upholstered pieces. She was employed at a furniture workshop and architect studio where she created this collection for one of her many exhibitions. She named her pieces inspired by Paradiset (Swedish for Eden or Paradise). The first piece in the collection was the feminine lounge chair – Eva and later followed its masculine counterpart, Adam. To compliment the two she later also created a sofa.
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Park Armchair
Just like the Park Sofa, the Armchair and Swivel Armchair offer great comfort thanks to soft upholstery. While the Park Armchair also continues the formal language of the Sofa down to the last detail, the Park Swivel Armchair is equipped with a free-moving, swiveling frame. The squared base plate and a central, cylinder-shaped base highlight the chair's classic-modern design. Here too, all covers are removable.
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Park Sofa
Anyone encountering a member of the Park family may initially think they are meeting an old friend. This furniture seems so strangely familiar that you could imagine the items have always existed. Thanks to the classically modern image, members of the Park family always cut a good figure. They are visually convincing thanks to their harmonious proportions and they deliver great comfort, however you sit on them. All covers are removable. Fabric covers can be dry-cleaned.
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Passepartout Lamp
Whether you need lighting for a large, expansive space or a narrowcorridor, for a cosy home environment or a welcoming workspace, thePassepartout Lamp emits a light that’s surprisingly calm and tranquil. Addto that built-in LED technology that ensures a high quality light emissionthat’s also energy-efficient, custom designed so the light is uniformlydispersed throughout a space.The lamp comes in matt white in different shapes that’s decorative withoutdrawing too much attention to itself. Choose one style for a consistentlook or group them together to create a unique design statement.
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Pavilion Chair
Located on the castle grounds of Copenhagen’s Kastellet overlooking the waterfront promenade that is home to the Little Mermaid, The Langelinie Pavilion stands with a resilient spirit. The first Pavilion was built in 1885. The second was built in 1902 for the Royal Danish Yacht Club but was sadly destroyed during World War II. The current Pavilion was built 1958 by architect couple Eva and Niels Koppel in homage to modernism. Echoing its own ability to endure is the Pavilion chair by Andersen & Voll. Here the challenge was to design a stackable chair used for mass seating in this iconic, multi-purpose venue, the Langelinie Pavilion. Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll wanted to link early modernism with new modernism.
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Pavilion Lounge Chair
At first glance, the Pavilion lounge chair appears almost like a rope that’s come undone. From the curvaceous wood veneer seat and back to the steel tubes that form the armrests and legs, it’s a continuous flow of lyrical lines. A stackable chair that’s airy from any angle, it’s designed to be slightly laid back and with a wider seat than its cousin the Pavilion chair. In doing so, the Pavilion lounge chair is an open invitation to lean back, relax and stay a while.
*Product code for all wood chair: AV5
*Product code for upholstered option: AV6
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Pavilion Stool
The Pavilion bar & counter stool has an airy feeling, with fluid curves for the wood veneer seat and back which continue as lyrical lines in the steel tubes of the legs. The result is a silhouette that’s barely there. Ideal for furnishing an expansive bar or a kitchen counter without appearing crowded, they can easily fill a space without the space appearing full. “Tube chairs had their start in early modernism, but they were usually constructed at fixed angles,” notes Anderssen & Voll. “We wanted to explore a more open construction, a freer form of expression.”
*Product code for all kitchen height stool: AV7
*Product code for bar height stool: AV9
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PC Light
A refined and precisely engineered task lamp with character. It is made from extruded aluminium and a polycarbonate head. The design conceals gas springs that enable the arms and head to hold their position wherever they are moved to. It has an integrated touch dimmer switch and is available in a black, light grey and yellow finish.
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Pedrera Coffee Table
Many architects and furniture designers of the Bauhaus era were intent on providing well-designed homes and impeccably manufactured furnishings for the “common man”. in 1955, Barba Corsini, a leading functionalist architect, realised his contemporary vision through his renovation of the loft space and the furnishings he custom designed for “La Pedrera”. Corsini was a great admirer of Finnish architecture, which he believed to be the finest in Europe on account of the powerful simplicity of the designs. ‘Powerful simplicity’ is indeed an apt description of Corsini’s personal design style, as represented by the Pedrera series. The Pedrera coffee table is both modern and classic.
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Pendant System
Made from laser cut steel and vacuum formed plastic, the Pendant System is a mechanically engineered complete lighting solution for suspending multiple Tom Dixon lighting configurations.Conceals unsightly wiring and holds up to 14 pendants within a single selfÔcontained unit. Compatible with all Tom Dixon pendants. Maximum load capacity 20kg. Pendants are sold separately.
To assist with installation of the Pendant System and pendants, the metal mounting plate has preÔdrilled holes with easy to follow coÔordinates, allowing a flexible positioning of pendants within a cluster. In addition, the circular white Plastic Fascia covers the Mounting Plate and can be primed and painted to compliment any interior environments.
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Pett Table Lamp
A strange winged animal alights on your desk or next to your bed, transmitting shades of atavism, but still rock: Pett has arrived. An irresistible amusing cult object for new generations, an original expression of contemporary pop culture, accessible to all, to be exploited in total freedom.
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Pion Table Lamp
Pion is a durable composite paper lamp that provides a clean, diffused light. Its aluminium frame and carbon fibre rod allows for easy assembly, while its shade is UV stable and flame resistant. The larger model is supplied with a dimmable LED bulb and in-line dimmer switch.
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Pipe Floor Lamp
Luminous totems inspired by industrial piping – hence the name – clad with casual-chic fabrics: a design idea that speaks the language of fashion according to Diesel. Pipe is a family of floor and table lamps, to be used stand-alone or in multiple compositions, to illuminate, characterize and also define a space, owing to the dimensions and to the warm diffused light across the entire surface. The irregular weft, turns into a luminous d©cor, adding further emotion to the fabric and revolutionizing the traditional lampshade lamp. It is particularly suitable for large spaces, thanks to its important dimensions, in which one wants to illuminate an area or as a luminous screen between different areas where a normal floor lamp would disappear.
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Pipe Table Lamp
Luminous totems inspired by industrial piping – hence the name – clad with casual-chic fabrics: a design idea that speaks the language of fashion according to Diesel. Pipe is a family of floor and table lamps, to be used stand-alone or in multiple compositions, to illuminate, characterize and also define a space, owing to the dimensions and to the warm diffused light across the entire surface. The irregular weft, turns into a luminous d©cor, adding further emotion to the fabric and revolutionizing the traditional lampshade lamp. It is particularly suitable for large spaces, thanks to its important dimensions, in which one wants to illuminate an area or as a luminous screen between different areas where a normal floor lamp would disappear.
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Plane Chandelier
A brass-plated statement chandelier comprising of 4 double-layered white glass spheres distributed over four tiers. This space-filling classic chandelier creates a dramatic feature in any hotel lobby, dining room or restaurant. Also available in a smaller scale version – Short Chandelier.
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Plane Short Chandelier
This new short version of the original Plane Chandelier still retains the dramatic features of the original. A brass-plated steel frame clutching 4 glass spheres that creates a statement feature in more intimate settings such as above dining tables, in restaurants or smaller lobby spaces. It also works well with multiples hung in a row.
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Plane Wall Lamp
Minimalist yet expressive, our Plane wall lamp is constructed from two interlocked square brass-plated steel frames that enclose a double-layered white glass sphere. Plane wall emits a soft ambient light and can be used in multiple configurations either on the wall or on the ceiling. It is IP rated and is suitable to use in kitchens and bathrooms.
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Plass Media Table Lamp
Plass resembles a Murano glass pearl hit by the sun’s rays, but here the light comes from within, rather than from outside, refracted by the incisions on the surface. The unique effect it produces is even more immediate and usable in the new Plass media lamp suitable for medium-sized spaces.
Dimmable version on request.
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Plass Suspension Lamp
Plass Media transports into a smaller dimension the great appeal, exciting presence and magical luminosity of Plass, a project that is interprets in a larger scale the familiar image of a glass pearl.The light that comes from within refracts on the incisions on the surface and the unique effect it produces is even more immediate and usable in the new Plass Media lamp, available in table and suspension version and suitable for medium-sized spaces.
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Plate Table
Quite in keeping with Jasper Morrison's philosophy of super normal design, the Plate Coffee Tables have a classic shape and finely balanced proportions. The design thrills with its accomplished interplay of soft roundings and precisely positioned edges. The refined base frame and the thin table top complement perfectly and yet are clearly distinct from each other.
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Plena Pendant
Large in size but light and dynamic, Plena provides dual lighting: reflected on the surface below it, and spreading towards the ceiling. An intriguing light, of special charm, to completely permeate a room while remaining soft and enveloping. Placed over a table, Plena never emits the slightest glare.
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Plum Moscow Mule Set
Plum is a series of copper plate and blue glass barware that reworks cocktail culture and updates drinking traditions. An expressive sculptural functionality for the restaurant, bar or home. All glass is mouth-blown and hand-cut. The essential accessory set and a contemporary way to serve memorable drinks. Drink your creations in style with our new Moscow Mule short cocktails glasses.
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Plum Tray
Use this Plum Tray to serve drinks in style, or as an elegant home for your cocktail set when not in use. An exercise in mixed materiality, Plum is fabricated from mouth blown, hand cut glass in a deep inky blue combined with highly polished, copper plated stainless-steel components. Artisanal craftsmanship means that no two pieces of glassware will be the same.
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Polder Sofa
In Holland Polder refers to the artificial land reclaimed from the sea by means of dykes and drainage canals. The body of the Polder Sofa is just as low-lying, just as flat, and has just as much emphasis on the horizontal. Hella Jongerius chose for it five carefully selected colour combinations and fabric qualities, accentuating them with high-tech threads and large buttons made of natural materials.
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Projecteur 365 Floor
The Projecteur of Le Corbusier was designed for the Chandigarh High Court, India, in 1954. Aluminium body painted in night blue, white sand or moka. Diffuser glass curved and sandblasted in the inner part. Painted body, base and canopies. Screws and small metal parts black chromed. Available in the floor, wall/ceiling and pendant versions. Winner of the Wallpaper Design Award 2013 for Best Reissue.
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Projecteur 365 Pendant
The Projecteur of Le Corbusier was designed for the Chandigarh High Court, India, in 1954. Aluminium body painted in night blue, white sand or moka. Diffuser glass curved and sandblasted in the inner part. Painted body, base and canopies. Screws and small metal parts black chromed. Available in the floor, wall/ceiling and pendant versions. The wall/ceiling and pendant lamps are available also in the outdoor version (IP54). Winner of the Wallpaper Design Award 2013 for Best Reissue.
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Pull Floor Lamp
The PULL floor lamp is a Muuto icon. A perfect example of classic and simple Nordic design, given a new perspective with its playful personality. PULL has an adjustable shade that changes both the lamp’s light and its character. The lamp was the winning design of the Muuto Talent Awards 2011 for Whatswhat.
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Puro Vertical Suspension Lamp
PURO is a boldly minimalistic variation on atmospheric pendant lights. Inspiration for the collection and its name come from the Spanish word for Ïcigar, which also means Ïpure and is a reference to the composition’s clean lines. The design creates an intriguing interplay between horizontal and vertical luminous cigar tubes levitating in space above simple bell lights. The diffused glow of the tubes combines with that of the bells to elicit a dynamic ambience, while the alternating gloss and matte finishes provide a degree of provocation. PURO offers atmospheric room lighting as well as lighting for offices, hospitality interiors, and private dining areas. The collection comprises a single bell light suspended beneath a vertical tube and dual bell lights suspended beneath a horizontal tube.
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Pylon Chair
Originally created on a self-propelled mission to design the world’s lightest metal chair Pylon was originally made in small series in Dixon’s metalwork shopin the early nineties. The last twenty years it has sat withinthe Cappellini collection, and is now coming back – once again being made by the original skilled metalworker who was taught to weld by Tom. The lattice work of 3mm diameter steel rod is triangulated for maximum strength – an exercise in pure unadorned structure. The original inspirations which ranged from early computer programming, electricity pylons and architectural models of bridges are clearly visible in this joyfulexercise in self-taught structural engineering. Now powder coated in a bright royal blue the Pylon chair, whilst possibly not being the most comfortable chair in the world, is certainly one of the most recognisable and unique.
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Pylon Floor Lamp
Pylon was named after the metal base, inspired by the vision of an electric framework in an industrial landscape. It then adds a special touch of fashion and tailoring to this image by combining it with a diffuser in pure linen. The fabric is moulded like a dress onto the body of the diffuser with hand-pleated folds which give it a 3D shape. Characterised by its warm and soft luminosity, Pylon floor is extremely versatile as it is height-adjustable.
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Pylon Suspension Lamp
Pylon was named after the metal base, inspired by the vision of an electric framework in an industrial landscape. It then adds a special touch of fashion and tailoring to this image by combining it with a diffuser in pure linen. The fabric is moulded like a dress onto the body of the diffuser with hand-pleated folds which give it a 3D shape. Characterised by its warm and soft luminosity, Pylon floor is extremely versatile as it is height-adjustable. Pylon is perfect both in a more intimate setting, such as a bedroom or living room, as well as in different communal areas, such as restaurants, public houses or a hotel lobby.
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Pyramid Bench 11
Created to be adaptable, light and strong, the Pyramid Benches are the last word in cutout sheet steel construction. Originally created by Wim Rietveld while working at Ahrend in the 1950s, the collection has been relaunched by HAY together with Ahrend. When initially launched in the ‘50s, it was regarded as a triumph in its innovative use of sheet steel, giving new direction for use in organically shaped products. Today, both as individual pieces and as a collection, it is notable for its sparing use of materials, simplistic construction and for being light enough to move around. These lasting designs manifest functional excellence and aesthetical lightness that have been proved in real environments over several generations. This bench variant features a thin steel-sheet base with a rectangular oak top, sharing the same functional and uncluttered expression as the rest of the Pyramid collection. The bench’s clean aesthetics and light, hardwearing quality makes it suitable for use in many domestic or corporate contexts. Available in a variety of wood finishes and base colours, it can be used as low side table or as a bench.
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Pyramid Table
Created to be adaptable, light and strong, the Pyramid Tables are the last word in cutout sheet steel construction. Originally created by Wim Rietveld while working at Ahrend in the 1950s, the collection has been relaunched by HAY together with Ahrend. When initially launched in the ‘50s, it was regarded as a triumph in its innovative use of sheet steel, giving new direction for use in organically shaped products. Today, both as individual pieces and as a collection, it is notable for its sparing use of materials, simplistic construction and for being light enough to move around. These lasting designs manifest functional excellence and aesthetical lightness that have been proved in real environments over several generations. This variant of the Pyramid Table features a thin steel-sheet base with a rectangular oak tabletop to create a functional and uncluttered expression. Its light, stackable design and hardwearing quality make it suitable for use in educational institutions and corporate environments. Available in a variety of wood finishes and base colours.
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Quill Rug
Inspired by stems from a feather, drawn by hand, each design is organic and subtle. As with all nanimarquina rugs, the Quill Collection is handmade resulting in each piece being unique and different like nature itself. Quill expresses the understanding of the beauty that lies in the modest, rustic and imperfect. What the Japanese refer to as wabi sabi, a philosophy that is apparent throughout Tamura’s work. Available in three sizes and a pastel palette including: ivory, pale olive, and stone green, the Quill rugs are beautiful alone and can also be placed together to form inspiring combinations. _xÒLike Nature where no two shapes are alike, each Quill rug has its own expression like a living creature._x _xÐ Nao Tamura
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Rabari Rug 1
The Rabari collection is created with 100% New Zealand wool, handmade in India with hand-knotted and hand-woven Sumak techniques. Comprised of four different rugs, the Rabari collection offers exceptional beauty through the outstanding design by Doshi Levien, a refined combination of patterns with a unique graphic sensuality.
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Rabari Rug 2
The Rabari collection is created with 100% New Zealand wool, handmade in India with hand-knotted and hand-woven Sumak techniques. Comprised of four different rugs, the Rabari collection offers exceptional beauty through the outstanding design by Doshi Levien, a refined combination of patterns with a unique graphic sensuality.
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Rabari Rug 3
The Rabari collection is created with 100% New Zealand wool, handmade in India with hand-knotted and hand-woven Sumak techniques. Comprised of four different rugs, the Rabari collection offers exceptional beauty through the outstanding design by Doshi Levien, a refined combination of patterns with a unique graphic sensuality.
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Randaccio Wall Mirror
One of Gio Ponti’s signature designs is the Randaccio mirror from 1925. Designed for his own home on Via Randaccio in Milano, his very first architectural project, the Randaccio mirror decorated the walls in his bedroom on the 3rd floor together with other furniture designed especially for the apartment. The Randaccio mirror unites elegance with simplicity and is characterized by its atypical crown-like detailing on the top, a detail used by Ponti in several of his works within design and art. The mirror has references to its original time period but is able to add personality to every contemporary setting and enrich the decoration, whether it is a bedroom, bathroom, hallway or a dressing room.
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Rangoli Rug
A rangoli is a Hindu floral design with a long historic tradition, which is placed on the floor at the entrance of some houses or buildings as a welcome symbol and to provide protection or wish good luck. The graphic is normally made up of flower petals, leaves, coloured powders, rice flour and other elements that act as a vehicle for decoration. Inspired by the essence of these works, the rug keeps the same intention with its design, serving as a sign of wellbeing and welcome. In addition to their beautiful historical undertones, the pieces in this series give extraordinary charm to living rooms or dining rooms in their large format, or passage ways and bedrooms in the smaller size.
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Raw Chair
RAW Chair is a striking functional reworking of a recognisable everyday object. Part of the RAW collection by Swedish designer Jens Fager, each chair is hand carved out of solid pinewood. The surface structure of RAW is made by a band saw and then painted, which makes the finish of each chair distinct and individual.
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Rebar Table
Sylvain Willenz’s Rebar collection is a series of coffee-, side- and tray tables that explores the possibilities of recontextualising construction materials and processes. The design juxtaposes the reinforced steel bar frame with black marble tops and metal trays to create a balanced aesthetic. The tables are available in three different sizes in round and rectangular shapes, and are suitable for using in private, corporate or public spaces.
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Reflect Sideboard
Reflect owes its stunning and unique look to the phenomenon under which it was envisioned: The natural light of Scandinavia. The four corners on each front have a unique thickness and curve that contribute to the light reflections of the drawers. The design and craftsmanship also underlines the warm and natural feeling of the oak wood, as well as giving a salute to the masters of classic Scandinavian furniture making.
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Result Chair
Created to be adaptable, light and strong, the Result Chair and Pyramid Tables are the last word in cutout sheet steel construction. Originally created by Friso Kramer and Wim Rietveld while working at Ahrend in the 1950s, the collection has been relaunched by HAY together with Ahrend. When initially launched in the ‘50s, it was regarded as a triumph in its innovative use of sheet steel, giving new direction for use in organically shaped products. Today, both as individual pieces and as a collection, it is notable for its sparing use of materials, simplistic construction and for being light enough to move around. These lasting designs manifest functional excellence and aesthetical lightness that have been proved in real environments over several generations. The Result Chair features a thin steel-sheet base with an oak seat and backrest, retaining maximum flexibility, lightness and strength, yet keeping the design minimalistic. Originally a popular chair in schools in the 1950s, Result’s clean aesthetics and durability mean it can be used in many public and private contexts. Available in a variety of wood finishes and base colours that can be coordinated with the Pyramid Table.
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Revers Lounge Chair
The new Revers Lounge Chair by GUBI is a soft and sinuous interpretation of classic shapes and structures. Taking its name from the silhouette of a revers, the gently curved shell appears like a jacket that embraces you, while the elegantly sweeping edges are reminiscent of the form of the revers. With its clean lines and simple details, yet sturdy and exclusive materials, the Revers Lounge Chair brings forward fresh and different opportunities for use and styling in combination with the entire GUBI collection of modern contemporary classics.
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Revers Sofa
The new Revers Sofa by GUBI is a soft and sinuous interpretation of classic shapes and structures. Taking its name from the silhouette of a revers, the gently curved shell appears like a jacket that embraces you, while the elegantly sweeping edges are reminiscent of the form of the revers. With its clean lines and simple details, yet sturdy and exclusive materials, the Revers Sofa brings forward fresh and different opportunities for use and styling in combination with the entire GUBI collection of modern contemporary classics.
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Rise Table
The circular form of the occasional table’s top and base make it an appealing decorative accent in any interior. With its continuously adjustable height, it adapts to a wide variety of needs and situations: in its lowest position, it can be used next to an armchair or sofa as a side table and at the highest setting as a serving table or compact work surface. The attractive aluminium tulip base ensures stability and the table top in the same material is equipped with a practical carrying handle. The powder-coated surfaces of the Rise Table are robust and easy to clean
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Rituals Ceiling Lamp
Rituals translates the luminous magic of oriental rice paper lanterns into the precious physical form of blown glass. The special glass working method, with irregular lines that mark the surface, creates a delicate, fascinating decoration that produces a unique sensation of chiaroscuro and a soft and gentle light. The mount of Rituals wall resembles the pedestal of a work of art. Its upside down L-shaped form offers different solutions: it hosts two glass sizes, can take two different positions and is also available in a version that supports two diffusers.
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Rituals Table Lamp
Three different shapes in frosted blown glass, light-weight yet brimming with seductive texture. A family of lamps that sheds its relaxing light in the most diverse settings, conveying the magic of rice paper, the raw materials of traditional Japanese lanterns. The horizontal lines which cut across the surface of the lamps contribute to filtering the intensity of the light source, diffusing a full, warm and soft light into the room.
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Rituals Wall Lamp
Rituals translates the luminous magic of oriental rice paper lanterns into the precious physical form of blown glass. The special glass working method, with irregular lines that mark the surface, creates a delicate, fascinating decoration that produces a unique sensation of chiaroscuro and a soft and gentle light. The mount of Rituals wall resembles the pedestal of a work of art. Its upside down L-shaped form offers different solutions: it hosts two glass sizes, can take two different positions and is also available in a version that supports two diffusers.
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Rock Candle Holder Medium
A playful set of stackable and reconfigurable candle holders that create domestic sculptural interventions. The pattern and texture of each piece is entirely unique, depending on the block of marble it was carved from, which creates an individualistic quality in every product.
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Rock Floor Lamp
Like a volcanic rock that when it breaks apart reveals a jewel within, Rock is an interplay of surprises and contrasts. Mysterious and severe outside, diamond-bright and iridescent inside. Outside, the dark version is rough, whilst inside, it shimmers, smooth and mother of pearl-covered. The white version assumes a new personality to fit in with each different use, a precious stone that highlights in particular its asymmetric facets, evolved according to a casual logic. They reflect the light’s rays in the internal surface as in a crystal, producing a surprising and unforgettable effect. In the warm and bright gold finish, which is similar to a giant freshly-mined gold nugget, it accentuates the contrast between the rough rockiness of the external surface and the precious brightness within. Rock can focus its light band to function as a reading lamp as well as casting light upwards.
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Rock Serving Board Round
These grooved chopping boards and serving platters are designed to furnish kitchen counters and banqueting tables. The pattern and texture of each piece is entirely unique, depending on the block of marble it was carved from, which creates an individualistic quality in every product.
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Rock Suspension Lamp
Like a volcanic rock that when it breaks apart reveals a jewel within, Rock is an interplay of surprises and contrasts. Mysterious and severe outside, diamond-bright and iridescent inside. Outside, the dark version is rough, whilst inside, it shimmers, smooth and mother of pearl-covered. The white version assumes a new personality to fit in with each different use, a precious stone that highlights in particular its asymmetric facets, evolved according to a casual logic. They reflect the light’s rays in the internal surface as in a crystal, producing a surprising and unforgettable effect. In the warm and bright gold finish, which is similar to a giant freshly-mined gold nugget, it accentuates the contrast between the rough rockiness of the external surface and the precious brightness within. Rock can focus its light band to function as a reading lamp as well as casting light upwards.
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Rock Tealights
A playful set of stackable and reconfigurable candle holders that create domestic sculptural interventions. The pattern and texture of each piece is entirely unique, depending on the block of marble it was carved from, which creates an individualistic quality in every product.
Set of three.
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Ronde Pendant
Ronde is in several languages the word for round, circular or rotating but it is also the flat blank used for metal spinning technique, which is rotating around a mould core and shaped to a 3-dimensional body. A unique detail is the opening on the top with an overhanging collar that reminds of a jar such as a vase or an amphora. The mainly downwards directed light from conventional pendant lamps does in this design also spread out of the spout-like opening and casts a smooth light gradient at the wire and ceiling. The hand-turned aluminium lamp shade with an ultra-matt lacquer almost makes it look as if it was made of ceramics.
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Rope Trick Floor Lamp
A high-quality and progressive design that integrates LED technology within a dynamic new tailored form. The light comprises a range of modern materials, including an internal plastic skeleton, woven PET and Techflex for the light’s arm, molded ABS for the base, and a specially designed aluminium LED module for dissipating heat. The acrylic shade can slide along the neck of the light in a flexible way. This allows both up and down diffuse light to be directed to different places in a room, ranging from a low level ambient light to a full functional brightness. The dimmer with memory adds to the sense that this design is at the vanguard of lighting technology.
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Roses Rug
Roses is born from the constant process of researching handcrafted systems and searching for innovative aesthetics, with the aim of giving a new and surprising look to a product made using traditional methods. The evenly-shaped pieces of felt that characterise this rug give its surface volume and constant movement, inviting it to be touched, caressed, lived
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S Chair
Born in Tom’s 80s London workshop our S Chair is the prequel to its sibling still produced in Italy by legendary furniture company Capellini.Re-engineered to take account of the latest developments in manufacturing technology, the original three-dimensional form is now moulded in an industrial hard/soft foam with a pure new wool cover; the instantly recognisable serpentine curves are now more comfortable and ergonomically active than ever.It now sits proudly on its steering-wheel inspired cast iron base.Existing in a multitude of historic versions in the permanent collections of Museums from the MOMA New York to the V&A London the exciting adventures of ÷S look set to continue into the distant future.
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Sapporo Storage System
Sapporo shelves is a refined and versatile storage system. It can be used as an individual shelf element, or stacked up to six shelves high. The units sit on a white steel base or can be fitted with white castors. The one with castors it’s only stackable up to 2 units high. Each Sapporo shelf includes the guiding system for the sliding doors. The option for the doors allows the system to have an open or closed look. A wide selection of sliding doors are proposed for Sapporo: from clear or frosted tempered glass, to several veneered wood finishes. Doors can be added or removed without altering the structure. Sapporo shelves are always finished in white lacquer, like Sapporo’s snow in Japan, and comes in a standard width of 120 cm.
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Satellight Table Lamp
A suspended luminous globe, like the moon in the night sky or a fragment of light that flies, seeking freedom. Satellight is a simple, immediately understandable object, but at the same time it is original and profound in its poetic lightness, that goes straight to the heart. The diffuser in handcrafted blown glass in a milk white colour is inserted in the transparent body, also in blown glass, that as if by magic seems to support the luminous core of Satellight, capturing its light. The satin finish makes the diffuser like a “materic presence floating in the void” even when the lamp
is off. When it is on, thanks to a dimmable LED source it transmits warm, soft, gentle light that never assaults the eyes of the observer, adding precious reflections to the shiny transparent glass of the enclosure. For the table it will come in two versions, one large, the other more compact, to make it easy to position in any space or situation. Satellight is also available in a suspension version.
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Satellite Acoustic Panel
Satellite is a decorative acoustic wall panel for the system, created with the aim to absorb noise. Satellite panels are fixed to the wall at two different depths, in order to play with the shapes and conceal them under each other. The acoustic panels are foam cladded onto a wooden board and covered with fabrics from the STUA collection. The back part of the panels are also upholstered to have a better noise-behavior. The Satellite panels come with an easy suspension system allowing the panels to rotate. This makes it easier to create interesting configurations. The panels are sold in sets of 4 units, one of each size: Small, Medium, Large & Extra Large in the Same fabric.
