Products tagged with hay design

The different configurations and strong structural language make the sofa a natural choice for defining space and creating intimacy in large and small areas in private and public contexts.

The contemporary Rey table is a minimalist, and even screwless design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and has a beautiful silhouette.

The Rey stool from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and now relaunched with also tables, chairs and stools in a beautiful silhouette.

The contemporary Rey coffee table is a minimalist, and even screwless design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and has a beautiful silhouette.

The comfortable Rey chair from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and has now been relaunched with tables and stools in a beautiful silhouette.

The comfortable Rey chair from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and has now been relaunched with tables and stools.

The comfortable Rey chair from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and has now been relaunched with tables and stools.

The Rey bar stool from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and now relaunched with tables, chairs and stools in a beautiful silhouette.

The Rey bar stool from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and now relaunched with tables, chairs and stools in a beautiful silhouette.

The Rey bar stool from the series of the same name is a design by the Swiss designer Bruno Rey and now relaunched with also tables, chairs in a beautiful silhouette.

The HAY's perforated bin is a contemporary take on the common but always handy paper/umbrella bin.

The Peas rug from the Danish Hay is made of small balls of wool, which all have a slightly different shade.

The Peas rug from the Danish Hay is made of small balls of wool, which all have a slightly different shade.

The Peas rug from the Danish Hay is made of small balls of wool, which all have a slightly different shade.

The new Hay Pao collection of steel lamps is an exciting collaboration with Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. Named after the soft, glowing shape of traditional Mongolian Pao tents illuminated at night-time and are available in different colors and sizes