This high-quality chair is produced to the designers' original specifications. Inspired By: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Barcelona Chair with X-Frame Design, 1929-1931 One of the most recognised objects of the last century, and an icon of the modern movement,...

This high-quality chair is produced to the designers' original specifications. Inspired by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Barcelona Chair with X-Frame Design, 1929–1931. Dimensions Overall: 30.5w x 31.5d x 31hSeat Interior: 30.5w x 19dSeat Height: 17.5hWeight: 49lbs Key Features Polished...

This high-quality footstool is produced to the designers' original specifications. It is inspired by a celebrated modernist design originally presented at the German Pavilion during the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. The Exhibition Footstool features a frame crafted from premium solid...

This high-quality footstool is produced to the designers' original specifications. It is inspired by a celebrated modernist design originally presented at the German Pavilion during the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. Dimensions Overall: 24w x 22.8d x 15.8hSeat Interior: 24w...

This three-seater bench is inspired by one of the defining seating designs of modernism, first introduced at the German Pavilion during the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. Characterized by its disciplined geometry and architectural simplicity, the design remains an enduring...

This three-seater bench is inspired by one of the defining seating designs of modernism, first introduced at the German Pavilion during the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. Characterized by its disciplined geometry and architectural simplicity, the design remains an enduring...

This coffee table is inspired by a landmark modernist design first presented at the German Pavilion during the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona. Defined by its clarity of form and restrained elegance, the design remains a timeless expression of modern...

Few lounge chairs have achieved the iconic status of this sculptural design, originally created by Arne Jacobsen for Copenhagen's Royal Hotel. With its enveloping silhouette and distinctive winged form, the chair reinterprets the traditional wingback chair through a distinctly modernist...

Few lounge chairs have achieved the iconic status of this sculptural design, originally created by Arne Jacobsen for Copenhagen's Royal Hotel. With its enveloping silhouette and distinctive winged form, the chair reinterprets the traditional wingback chair through a distinctly modernist...

Few lounge chairs have achieved the iconic status of this sculptural design, originally created by Arne Jacobsen for Copenhagen's Royal Hotel. With its enveloping silhouette and distinctive winged form, the chair reinterprets the traditional wingback chair through a distinctly modernist...

With its flowing silhouette and sculptural form, the Swan Chair stands as one of the defining lounge designs of modernism. Originally created by Arne Jacobsen for Copenhagen's Royal Hotel, the chair challenged conventional furniture design through its seamless curves and...

With its flowing silhouette and sculptural form, the Swan Chair stands as one of the defining lounge designs of modernism. Originally created by Arne Jacobsen for Copenhagen's Royal Hotel, the chair challenged conventional furniture design through its seamless curves and...

Introduced in 1958, the PK31 series reflects Poul Kjærholm's pursuit of structural clarity, modularity and ideal proportions. Designed as both a standalone lounge chair and a flexible seating system, the collection allows individual modules to be combined into larger configurations...

Introduced in 1958, the PK31 series reflects Poul Kjærholm's pursuit of structural clarity, modularity and ideal proportions. Designed as both a standalone lounge chair and a flexible seating system, the collection allows individual modules to be combined into larger configurations...

Introduced in 1958, the PK31 series reflects Poul Kjærholm's pursuit of structural clarity, modularity and ideal proportions. Designed as both a standalone lounge chair and a flexible seating system, the collection allows individual modules to be combined into larger configurations...

Introduced in 1958, the PK31 series reflects Poul Kjærholm's pursuit of structural clarity, modularity and ideal proportions. Designed as both a standalone lounge chair and a flexible seating system, the collection allows individual modules to be combined into larger configurations...

Introduced in 1958, the PK31 series reflects Poul Kjærholm's pursuit of structural clarity, modularity and ideal proportions. Designed as both a standalone lounge chair and a flexible seating system, the collection allows individual modules to be combined into larger configurations...

Introduced in 1958, the PK31 series reflects Poul Kjærholm's pursuit of structural clarity, modularity and ideal proportions. Designed as both a standalone lounge chair and a flexible seating system, the collection allows individual modules to be combined into larger configurations...

Introduced in 1956, the PK22 became one of Poul Kjærholm's most celebrated designs and helped establish his reputation as one of the leading figures of Scandinavian modernism. Defined by its remarkable simplicity and structural elegance, the chair embodies Kjærholm's belief...

Originally conceived in 1951 as a graduation project at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen, the Element Chair represents one of Poul Kjærholm's earliest explorations of material, structure and form. Having trained as a cabinetmaker before studying furniture...

Introduced in 1959, the PK33 Stool exemplifies Poul Kjærholm's ability to transform simple materials into objects of remarkable elegance and precision. Defined by its strict geometry and restrained aesthetic, the design reflects Kjærholm's enduring interest in structure, proportion and the...

Introduced in 1959, the PK33 Stool exemplifies Poul Kjærholm's ability to transform simple materials into objects of remarkable elegance and precision. Defined by its strict geometry and restrained aesthetic, the design reflects Kjærholm's enduring interest in structure, proportion and the...

Introduced in 1957, the PK80 Daybed is widely regarded as one of Poul Kjærholm's most refined and architecturally expressive designs. Defined by its disciplined proportions, material honesty and visual lightness, the daybed demonstrates Kjærholm's unique ability to reduce form to...

Introduced in 1957, the PK80 Daybed is widely regarded as one of Poul Kjærholm's most refined and architecturally expressive designs. Defined by its disciplined proportions, material honesty and visual lightness, the daybed demonstrates Kjærholm's unique ability to reduce form to...