Iconic Gifts

This original poster refers to the exhibition of the same name Nike: Form Follows Motion, which follows the rise of Nike from local start-up to global phenomenon.

The House Bird was one of the most beloved decorative objects in Charles and Ray Eames' own home, now available in cotton white lacquered.

Charles and Ray Eames designed the ’Hang it all’ coat rack for children, but its colourful palette and distinctive shapes quickly attracted also adults.

The Vitra Corniches shelves by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec are wall shelves that you can install anywhere to create extra space, for example for your decorative items.

This playful Vitra design elephant looks great in your living room, a real fun design from 1945 by designers couple Charles and Ray Eames.

The book Eames & Vitra provides a fascinating overview and insight into the long collaboration between the renowned American design duo and the Swiss furniture manufacturer.

In 1953 the American designer Alexander Girard created a collection of wooden dolls for his home in Santa Fe. Today, Girard’s colourful collection of wooden dolls is produced by Vitra

The Vitra Toolbox by Arik Levy, is a portable and practical desk tidy.

This charming mouse pad is from Hella Jongerius, who was inspired by the Eames Elephant, beautifully made of leather scraps of Vitra furniture production .

This Vitra R.F. Robot Collection Poster presents the 80 robots that were produced in Japan between 1937 and 1973.

The book Atlas of Furniture Design, published by the Vitra Design Museum, offers a comprehensive insight into the history of modern furniture design with 1028 pages.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Bird Small is the benjamin of the Bird family, a unique design by designer Kristian Vedel for the Danish label Architectmade.

Bird by Danish brand Architectmade;

When people think of Denmark, the Little Mermaid has become a cultural icon for this country.