Products tagged with lounge area

Clean lines, diverse, tactile materials. a sublime sitting experience. The Harbour chair by Norm Architects was conceived with all these elements in mind to create the ultimate, versatile, easy going armchair for modern spaces.

Inspired by architecture, Eave Modular Sofa takes its name from "eaves" - the lower edges of the roof that overhang a wall.

Gam-Fratesi's new Gubi Flaneur Sofa is a modern take on the classic English Roll-Arm Sofa and comes in many fabrics and configurations.

The modern and comfortable Hay's Pouf is suitable as a footstool or an extra seat for someone. The Hay pouf is available in five timeless variants.

The characteristic and modern Muuto Grain hanging lamp by Jens Fager is a compact hanging lamp suitable for many spaces, such as above your kitchen worktop or dining table.

The modern design classic from the 1970s by Pierre Paulin looks like a soft cloud and sits pleasantly low to the ground, available in beautiful upholstery.

The Vipp 610 Loft sofa is a modern and modular sofa by Morten Bo Jensen with beautiful clean lines, and stands on a matt black base with an industrial look.

The sustainably produced Hay Arbor sofa by designers Rybakken and Engesvik has clean contours and identical cushions to sit and lie comfortably in all kinds of ways.

The iconic lounge chair by Ray and Charles Eames with the back, seat and base made of multiplex wood in an organic shape for ultimate comfort.

The Menus TR Bulb table / wall lamp is a versatile and beautiful combination of a gray marble base with an opal glass bulb.

The rugs graphic pattern pays homage to old handicraft traditions such as birch bark baskets and rucksack.

The minimalistic and comfy Planar Pouf from Hay is suitable as a footstool or as an extra seat for someone.

The compact coat rack from Norm Architects called Afteroom is made up of geometric shapes, decorative and functional where you need it.

An elegant wall lamp, part of the Gravity serie by designers duo Space Copenhagen available in two sizes.

The inspiration for the base of the table came from the vaulted ceilings of La Pedrera.