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The industrial and modern Vitra Eames Storage Unit (ESU) by Charles and Ray Eames is a striking storage and room divider appearance with its decorative panels!

The Vitra EM table by Jean Prouvé is a real design icon from the 1950s with chamfered legs and crossbar and available in many combinations.

The 70/70 table by Taf Architects has a recognizable flattened table top edge, a solid oak table top is available in multiple sizes and colors.

The Slow Chair from Vitra is an exceptionally light and comfortable armchair for inside and outside.

The Slow Chair from Vitra is an exceptionally light and comfortable armchair for inside and outside.

The Slow Chair from Vitra is an exceptionally light and comfortable armchair for inside and outside.

Named after Winston Churchill, this contemporary Mater daybed is a unique eye catcher with classic rattan webbing designed by Eva Harlou.

The minimalist Artek Day bed 710 by Alvar Aalto from Finnish Artek is a sturdy and versatile bed from the L collection, suitable for sitting and lying down.

The sofa with a robust and yet delicate, architectural but comfortable and cosy appearance.

The Moon collection is a series of tables with organic shapes. The mix between the oak table top and the oval base in the shape of a half moon or full moon, with a beveled surface, creates a simple but strong silhouette!

The Gubi Epic Table is a celebration of Italian travertine stone, in response to the growing desire for the honesty and authenticity of natural materials.

A beautiful and durable storage cabinet with 5 laminate shelves that can be seen, and can also be expanded with the Vipp 475 Tall Extension cabinet.

The Vitra EM table by Jean Prouvé is a real design icon from the 1950s with chamfered legs and crossbar and available in many combinations.

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.