Collection

The lamp series Nikki by Artek is designed by TAF Studio, where each design is based on a "light basket". Hence the name Kori = Finnish for "basket".

The lamp series Nikki by Artek is designed by TAF Studio, where each design is based on a "light basket". Hence the name Kori = Finnish for "basket".

The Artek's Riihitie plant pot is a design by Aino Aalto from 1937, and first presented on the Artek stand at the 1937 World's Fair in Paris.

The Artek's Riihitie plant pot is a design by Aino Aalto from 1937, and first presented on the Artek stand at the 1937 World's Fair in Paris.

The Artek's Riihitie plant pot is a design by Aino Aalto from 1937, and first presented on the Artek stand at the 1937 World's Fair in Paris.

The flexible Vitra Corniches Shelves Set of 3 wall shelves is a decorative and functional design by designer brothers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

The flexible Vitra Corniches Shelves Set of 3 wall shelves is a decorative and functional design by designer brothers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

The flexible Vitra Corniches Shelves Set of 3 wall shelves is a decorative and functional design by designer brothers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

The flexible Vitra Corniches Shelves Set of 3 wall shelves is a decorative and functional design by designer brothers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.

The dimmable and cozy Ignus flameless candle is a cozy ceramic table lamp that works on batteries and is available in different sizes.

The graphic looking Louis Poulsen AJ Oxford table lamp by Arne Jacobsen is available again, with base plate and with original screw pin because of the original.

The Vitra's .05 chair by Maarten van Severen from 2004 is comfortable and looks minimalistic, ready for use in private or public spaces.

The new Audo Menu dining chair by visionary designers Skogstad and Waernes gives your interior a certain luxury and timelessness.

The new Audo Merkur dining chair by visionary designers Skogstad and Waernes gives your dining room a certain luxury and timelessness.

The Vitra Trapèze table by Jean Prouvé was initially designed for the Cité Universitaire of Antony in Paris in 1948, and now available for all.