Wooden Doll No. 18
vitra > Styling
Alexander Girard originally created the Wooden Dolls (1952), a whimsical assortment of figures both joyful and grim, for his own home. Today they add a charming touch to any interior.
Repad
vitra > Styling
Vitra developed Repad with the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. It is not only suitable as a desk pad for assorted paper sizes, but also structures and defines the personal workspace as an underlay for a laptop or keyboard. <br/><br/>Repad is manufactured from bonded leather. For this recycled material, remnants from Vitra's furniture production are shredded and enriched with vegetable tanning agents, natural rubber, fats and water and then dried.<br/> <br/>Repad has the pleasant feel of real leather and comes in five colours: a natural hue and four variants with a colour-coated finish. The palette is coordinated with the materials of the <a href="/en-me/product/joyn-2">Joyn 2</a> office table system, but is also suited for use with any other table surface.
WorKit workstations
vitra > Chair
The WorKit office furniture system can be used to create versatile workstations for individuals and teams. Cleverly designed, the tables can be easily adapted to user requirements. Add-on tops allow for meeting configurations to promote communication, while central and lateral screens separate the table into process-related workstations – for individual niches or team benches of different sizes.
Prismatic Table
vitra > Coffee table
Following a purely geometric design, the Prismatic Table takes inspiration from traditional Japanese paper folding techniques. The side table comprises three elements made of folded sheet aluminium with a high-quality powder-coated finish. Joined together they form a three-legged table with a hexagonal top. <br/><br/>Isamu Noguchi originally designed the Prismatic Tables in a combination of different colours, which reveal captivating kaleidoscope-like patterns when the tables are arranged together. Vitra has returned to this original idea and now produces the Prismatic Table in three versions, each featuring three parts in different combinations of muted shades of grey.
Follow Me 2
vitra > Cabinet
Follow Me 2 is a tall mobile pedestal for use at stand-up workstations. A decorative pull strap makes it easy to move the robust Follow Me 2 from one place to another. The interior compartment (the height of two ring binders) can be hidden behind the mobile pedestal's tambour shutter. Optional drawers and shelves can be individually configured. The shorter Follow Me 1 version is suited for storage under standard-height tables.
Silhouette Mermaid
vitra > Styling
In 1965 Alexander Girard has created a series of charming metal figures that appear to be dancing: Silhouettes.
Miniatures Coconut Chair
vitra > Styling
In contrast to the trend of adapting sitting furniture to the requirements of the human body, George Nelson designs sitting objects from the formal repertoire of spontaneous, popular everyday culture. The shapes he used were strongly stimulated by the art of the 1950s. His symbolic statements promoted a new, very casual form of sitting. Nelson's Coconut Chair was inspired by the coconut shell. The seat consists of a glass-fibre reinforced plastic shell with upholstery. The three-legged base of tubular steel is stabilized using fine crossbars. One has the impression that the frame spans the floating, swinging form taut and fixes it to the floor.
Metal Side Tables Outdoor
vitra > Outdoor furniture
The outdoor versions of the Metal Side Tables, designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, have a matt powder-coated finish and are available in a separate range of colours from the highly-polished indoor versions. An additional version with a non-coated galvanised surface is also available. The combination of thin table tops and plinth-like bases generates an appealing contrast.
Cork Bowl, small
vitra > Styling
Turned from pure cork, the Cork Bowls (2020) by Jasper Morrison come in two sizes and can be used as shallow bowls or trays.
Classic Trays - Dot Pattern light
vitra > Styling
The Classic Trays (1945-74) by Alexander Girard and Charles and Ray Eames come in three sizes. Made of laminated plywood, they feature motifs from the rich store of images created by these legendary designers.
Girard Ornaments - Dove
vitra > Styling
The range of motifs does not limit the use of Ornaments by Alexander Girard to seasonal occasions but a number of them are perfect, for example, for Christmas time.
Miniatures Organic Armchair
vitra > Styling
The »Organic Armchair« was a submission for the Museum of Modern Art‘s 1940 design competition for »Organic Design in Home Furnishings«. Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen, who that year worked together for the first time, won first prize with their »Organic Armchair«. One of the conditions for competition entries was that the object was suitable for industrial production.<br/><br/>In 1941, the Eames developed a method for threedimensional molding of manufacture the award-winning chair. The 3-D seat, made possible by means of incisions made in the veneer and cutting pieces out of it, was covered in foam rubber and upholstered in fabric. As a result of the war-time economy and the initially high manufacturing costs, despite the original competition brief the prototypes did not go into series production.
Key Ring Sun
vitra > Styling
The metal Key Ring Sun bears the image of a smiling sun. The motif was created by the American mid-century designer Alexander Girard in 1966 and used for a variety of purposes.
EAMES LOUNGE CHAIR & OTTOMAN WHITE VERSION - Swivel leather armchair with footstool _ Vitra
vitra > Armchair
Suita Ottoman & Daybed
vitra > Bed frame
Characterised by an elegant technological aesthetic, the Suita sofa family (2010/2019) by Antonio Citterio comprises many different components. These can be freely combined or also used as independent elements.
Eames Plastic Side Chair LSR
vitra > Chair
The compact Plastic Chair LSR was a favourite of Charles and Ray Eames: they used the low chair throughout the Eames House, their legendary home in Pacific Palisades, as needed and especially when engaging in conversation with guests. The Plastic Chair LSR – unlike the Fiberglass Chair LSR – can be utilised both indoors and out.
Eames Coffee Table
vitra > Coffee table
The premium-quality tops of the Eames Coffee Table by Charles and Ray Eames are available in rectangular or square versions in either palisander veneer, marble or solid American walnut. The wooden legs accentuate the understated elegance of this refined coffee table.
EAMES COFFEE TABLES - Square coffee table with solid American walnut top _ Vitra
vitra > Coffee table
Miniatures Diamond Chair
vitra > Styling
Harry Bertoia, who came from Italy, originally dedicated himself to sculpting. He created a series of chairs and seats using techniques he was familiar with from gold work and sculpting with iron wire. Until 1953 he developed these ideas together with specialists from the Knoll company until they were ready for mass production.<br/><br/>The structure of the »Diamond Chair« clearly separates the different functions of the chair: the transparent wire shell is bent out of a quadratic lattice into an organically shaped diamond like a net frozen in space, and the base of round iron embraces it like a polished diamond. <br/><br/>Bertoia considered his furniture to resemble his sculptures and explained: »In chairs many functional problems have to be solved first, but basically chairs are also studies in space, form and metal. On close inspection it becomes clear that they are mostly made up of air. Space flows right through them.«
Eames Plastic Armchair RAR
vitra > Chair
The Plastic Chairs number among the most well-known designs by Charles and Ray Eames. One model has always stood out in this large family of chairs: the Rocking Armchair Rod Base (RAR). Despite compact dimensions, it offers pleasant comfort even for taller users, and is also available with a seat cushion or full upholstery. The RAR is a fully-fledged armchair, whose iconic shape and rocker base on wooden runners adds a striking accent to any living room.
Joyn 2 Platform
vitra > Table
The Joyn 2 Platform serves as a basis for teamwork, and despite just four legs allows table lengths of up to 6.4 metres for 8 to 10 regular workspaces – with maximum legroom, easily accessible power and data options and diverse accessories for personalisation. The platforms emphasise the horizontal – only the accessories rise above the table surface.<br/> <br/>Joyn 2 Platform is modular in design and easy to reconfigure in diverse formats. The table tops are available in three versions: as one-piece tops, as tops with a gap in the middle for easy access to power and data connections, and as a version with a technical rail – in the latter two versions, accessories can be fitted individually and repositioned as required. End table tops measuring 80 cm in depth add an additional fully-fledged workstation at either end of the table. Joyn 2 Platform can be adjusted from 74 to 82 cm in height.<br/>
