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The height-adjustable Branch Side Table adapts completely to the continuously changing needs of daily life.

The comfortable design classic from the 1970s by Pierre Paulin is like a soft cloud low to the ground and is now also available with armrests in many fabric options.

Halves showcase precision with a asymmetric body.

Designer Pierre Paulin originally designed the Pacha Chair in 1975, comfortable and soft and with this new version it's also ready to go outside.

The Menu Tearoom series is the ideal embodiment of sturdiness and lush comfort.

The clean design 921 Vipp wall shelf can support a weight of up to 15 kg perfect for use in your kitchen and can also be used in damp rooms such as the bathroom.

The Vitra Butterfly stool by the Japanese Sori Yanagi combined with oriental influences and beautifully made of rosewood from Brazil with brass fittings.

Designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen's iconic waste bin is now available again in the original 1939 beige color, designed for his mother's hair salon.

The new addition to the comfortable and modern Oak Cover chair by designer Thomas Bentzen, available in beautiful colors.

Made from full-length pine planks, as the name implies, the simplistic Plank collection offers a practical storage solution.

The iconic Vipp waste bin from designer and Vipp founder Holger Nielsen is now also available in a "rubbish" version of 75% recycled material.

Karl Malmvall has designed a stepladder beautiful enough to be placed on the wall
as a decorative art piece, rather than to be stowed away in a dark closet. There’s even a small hook
included for the purpose, so that it’s always within reach.

Hay’s Hee chair is a contemporary design classic that features an airy metal structure resembling a three-dimensional line drawing

The coat hook is all about sharp edges coated aluminum meet rounded shapes

Pierre Paulin originally designed the Pacha Chair in 1975. Paulin designed the chair in harmony with the changing design style of its period, replacing the austerity of post-war design with a new, vigorous approach.