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

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.

The Herringbone pillow by Vitra exudes a cheerful freshness through the bright colors and captivating patterns.

The book 'Robots 1:2' is a catalog in which the toy robots of the R.F. Robot Collection in the Vitra Design Museum.

The Vitra's Standard Chair, a design by Jean Prouvé from 1934, has a special metal structure that is inspired by Prouvé's technical background.

The place where we work is changing, and with this comfortable and flexible sofa it is very attractive to work from home.

The Vitra stool Visiona by Verner Panton was initially made for the Cologne fair in 1970, and due to great interest, it was immediately taken into production.

This airy and industrial Vitra desk table from 1953 by well-known designer Jean Prouvé has slender metal legs that resemble the hands of a compass.

This airy and industrial Vitra desk table from 1953 by well-known designer Jean Prouvé has slender metal legs that resemble the hands of a compass.

This airy and industrial Vitra desk table from 1953 by well-known designer Jean Prouvé has slender metal legs that resemble the hands of a compass.

This airy and industrial Vitra desk table from 1953 by well-known designer Jean Prouvé has slender metal legs that resemble the hands of a compass.