The Hang It All originally designed as a children’s wardrobe by Charles and Ray Eames, which to date has been available in colourful and bright versions, is now additionally available in black and brown versions. Like previous Hang It Alls, the rollers are made of wood, but in contrast with their painted finish, the dark model’s rollers show(...)

The Hang It All originally designed as a children’s wardrobe by Charles and Ray Eames, which to date has been available in colourful and bright versions, is now additionally available in black and brown versions. Like previous Hang It Alls, the rollers are made of wood, but in contrast with their painted finish, the dark model’s rollers show(...)

designed to hold bags, coats, caps. With colourful hooks and a playful design, Hang It All is a piece of art in its own right. Wall-mountable (fixing included).

The Lounge Chair, created by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s, was designed with the aim of combining an elegant appearance with ultimate comfort. It has been produced by Vitra using virtually the same methods ever since, and is now recognised as a great classic of twentieth-century furniture design. Offered in two sizes and various configurations with dif(...)

Charles and Ray Eames augmented the interior "collage" of the Eames House with numerous objects brought back from their extensive travels. The figure of a black wooden bird - evidently one of their most prized objects of American folk art - has stood in the center of their living room for over fifty years. Also seen as an accessory in many of the Eames' phot(...)

Charles and Ray Eames augmented the interior "collage" of the Eames House with numerous objects brought back from their extensive travels. The figure of a black wooden bird - evidently one of their most prized objects of American folk art - has stood in the center of their living room for over fifty years. Also seen as an accessory in many of the Eames' phot(...)

In 1949, Charles & Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves which - similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time - were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production. The ESU (Eames Storage Unit) Bookcase is reproduced here by Vitra in moulded plywood with dimpled sliding doo(...)

In 1949, Charles & Ray Eames developed a new system of free-standing multifunctional shelves which - similar to the Eames House that dates from the same time - were constructed strictly in keeping with the principles of industrial mass production. The ESU (Eames Storage Unit) Shelf is reproduced here by Vitra in moulded plywood with brightly painted scree(...)