Products tagged with Rotterdam

The comfy Vitra Repos armchair resembles the classic armchair, but in addition to high seating comfort, it also has practical and modern details.

The minimalistic Vitra Hal RE chair by Jasper Morrison combines a slim tube base with a smoothly shaped polypropylene seat shell.

The minimalistic Vitra Hal RE chair by Jasper Morrison combines a slim tube base with a smoothly shaped polypropylene seat shell.

The minimalistic Vitra Hal RE chair by Jasper Morrison combines a slim tube base with a smoothly shaped polypropylene seat shell.

The sculptural Vitra Nuage vase with its "cloud-shaped" design by the Bouroullec brothers is now also available in this unique version.

The Vitra Hal Ply bar stool by Jasper Morrison consists of a durable stainless steel frame with footrest and a comfortable seat made of natural wood.

The iconic Wire Chair DKR bucket seat by Vitra is skilfully made of welded steel wire and has an airy character and the famous Eiffel base.

The iconic Wire Chair DKR bucket seat by Vitra is skilfully made of welded steel wire and has an airy character and the famous Eiffel base.

The iconic Wire Chair DKR bucket seat by Vitra is skilfully made of welded steel wire and has an airy character and the famous Eiffel base.

The iconic Wire Chair DKR bucket seat by Vitra is skilfully made of welded steel wire and has an airy character and the famous Eiffel base.

Vitra's modern and clean Hal RE Tube Chair by Jasper Morrison combines a tube base with a smoothly shaped shell.

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

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.