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The distinctive curved quilted shell provides a soft, unified silhouette, balanced on delicate and elegant legs that fan out from the centred base, as if the tip-toe feet elevate the chair from the floor.

The new Hay AAC 27 soft chair with a powder coated black tube frame, part of the wide range of Hay About a chair collection. A compact shell chair comfortably upholstered in many fabric options.

Modern Hay chair from the About a chair collection by Hee welling, stands solid on a steel powder coated swivel base and is suitable as a modern dining room chair and / or office chair for your home office.

The edges of the soft edge 80 are seat curve down eliminating sharp edges and corners. A modern and airy barstool by Iskos Berlin Studio.

Hay CPH 20 dining table by Bouroullec studio in round shape surface, ideal for conversations at diner.

The idea behind this chair arose from the need for more comfort and that is reflected in the spacious seat shell, which has a higher back than previous AACs and therefore offers maximum support and comfort.

The handle makes this table ideal for moving, even when it is full of drinks or other things.

The well-known Hay Palissade series by Studio Bouroullec is made of powder-coated steel and looks airy due to the beautiful interplay of lines.

The decorative and soft Hay carpet called Pinocchio adds a cheerful note to your interior, made of 100% wool.

Hay’s Hee bar stool is a contemporary design classic that features an airy metal structure resembling a three-dimensional line drawing

The flexible CPH Deux 215 bench is available in 3 sizes, all characterized by a width of 35 cm. and a height of 45 cm. Also suitable as a large coffee table.

The flexible CPH Deux 215 bench is available in 3 sizes, all characterized by a width of 35 cm and a height of 45 cm. Also great for using it as a coffee table.

The simple shape of the Hay Noc clip lamp will stand the test of time.

Nelson Pear wall is part of a lighting series designed by George Nelson and produced by Herman Miller in the 1950’s

Nelson Saucer wall is part of a lighting series designed by George Nelson and produced by Herman Miller in the 1950’s