Products tagged with Tom Dixon

The New Order trolley from the series of the same name by designer Stefan Diez, which also includes tables and cabinets, can be used flexibly in both an office and private space.

The minimalist New Order trolley from the eponymous series by designer Stefan Diez can be used flexibly in both an office and private space.

The Void Surface Light Wall Lamp has been created by Tom Dixon for the brand Tom Dixon. The British industrial designer is a restless innovator who is constantly reinventing himself through his work, which always has an element of the unexpected.

The Scandinavian Airy coffee table by Cecilie Manz has a minimalist and airy look and a scratch-resistant table top, available in 3 sizes and a half variant.

The Scandinavian Airy coffee table by Cecilie Manz has a minimalist and airy look and a scratch-resistant table top, available in 3 sizes and a half variant.

The Scandinavian Airy coffee table by Cecilie Manz has a minimalist and airy look and a scratch-resistant table top, available in 3 sizes and a half variant.

The Scandinavian Airy coffee table by Cecilie Manz has a minimalist and airy look and a scratch-resistant table top, available in 3 sizes and a half variant.

A design by Tom Dixon, the copper pendant lamp is characterized by a highly reflective surface that looks beautiful, for example in your living room or above the dining table.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The design of the Hay Slit Table is inspired by the well-known origami paper art, after steel variants there is now also a wooden series.

The Artek A110 Hanging lamp was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 and is also referred to as the "Hand Grenade".

The Artek A110 Hanging lamp was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 and is also referred to as the "Hand Grenade".

Alvar Aalto designed Artek's A110 lamp in 1952, which is now playfully called the Hand Grenade. The beauty of the lamp is based on the shape, which is simple and practical, the lamp is both an up-lighter and a downlighter.