VITRSTANDARD SP CHAIR DEEP BLACK JAPANESE

A man of many talents, Jean Prouvé brought his combined skills as an architect, engineer and industrial designer to the Standard Chair.First produced in 1934, the frame gets its unique shape from a clever weight distribution design, which is based on the understanding that the back legs of a chair take most of the upper body weight of the user.Contrasting the thin tubular legs at the front of the design with the angular back, the frame is finished in a soft powder coating with a choice of contemporary shades.To complete this classic modernist chair, two plastic moulded sheets form the curved backrest and flat seat simply bolting onto the steel frame to add to the Sim’s industrial feel.

First designed in 1963, it would take another four years before Verner Panton would see his chair put into production by Vitra.However, due to technical restraints this first model was composed of a rigid polyurethane foam with a glossy lacquer, and it was not until 1999 that the Panton chair could be made to its original conception.Formed from a single piece of durable, dyed plastic with lustrous matt finish, this version of the Panton chair has the same curvature and cantilevered frame but is now available in an expanded range of colours.An emblem of experimental 1960s furniture, this comfortable and sturdy design still looks innovative when set amongst the most stylish and modern of interiors.

The organic seat, or “shell” as it’s often referred to, has an organic form that allows for a comfortable sit while still providing firm posture support. Formed from thin lines of bent steel, the DSR’s criss-crossing legs fix directly to the base to provide sturdy support on a seemingly slender frame.A wonderfully crafted, and fully licensed edition by Vitra, this reproduction adheres strictly to the Eames original design - the only change being the replacement of fibreglass shell for an environmentally friendly polypropylene seat.Available in a range of bold and bright colours to suit every kind of interior scheme, the Eames DSR Chair makes a wonderful addition to any home or workspace – whether it’s for use in the lounge, dining room, or office.

The organic seat, or “shell” as it’s often referred to, has an organic form that allows for a comfortable sit while still providing firm posture support. Formed from thin lines of bent steel, the DSR’s criss-crossing legs fix directly to the base to provide sturdy support on a seemingly slender frame.A wonderfully crafted, and fully licensed edition by Vitra, this reproduction adheres strictly to the Eames original design - the only change being the replacement of fibreglass shell for an environmentally friendly polypropylene seat.Available in a range of bold and bright colours to suit every kind of interior scheme, the Eames DSR Chair makes a wonderful addition to any home or workspace – whether it’s for use in the lounge, dining room, or office.

The organic seat, or “shell” as it’s often referred to, has an organic form that allows for a comfortable sit while still providing firm posture support. Formed from thin lines of bent steel, the DSR’s criss-crossing legs fix directly to the base to provide sturdy support on a seemingly slender frame.A wonderfully crafted, and fully licensed edition by Vitra, this reproduction adheres strictly to the Eames original design - the only change being the replacement of fibreglass shell for an environmentally friendly polypropylene seat.Available in a range of bold and bright colours to suit every kind of interior scheme, the Eames DSR Chair makes a wonderful addition to any home or workspace – whether it’s for use in the lounge, dining room, or office.

First produced in 1955, the Series 7 3107 Chair is the culmination of architect and designer Arne Jacobsen’s experimentation with pressure moulded, laminated furniture. The swooping curves along the backrest mirror those of the seat, while a pinched, cutaway waistline on the lower back provides a graceful silhouette. Resting on dainty, but highly strong, chromed tubular steel legs this space-age design can be easily stacked. To finish, a beautifully textured lacquer is applied in a variety of colours.

The organic seat, or “shell” as it’s often referred to, has an organic form that allows for a comfortable sit while still providing firm posture support. Formed from thin lines of bent steel, the DAR’s criss-crossing legs fix directly to the base to provide sturdy support on a seemingly slender frame.A wonderfully crafted, and fully licensed edition by Vitra, this reproduction adheres strictly to the Eames original design - the only change being the replacement of fibreglass shell for an environmentally friendly polypropylene seat.

The organic seat, or “shell” as it’s often referred to, has an organic form that allows for a comfortable sit while still providing firm posture support. Formed from thin lines of bent steel, the DAR’s criss-crossing legs fix directly to the base to provide sturdy support on a seemingly slender frame.A wonderfully crafted, and fully licensed edition by Vitra, this reproduction adheres strictly to the Eames original design - the only change being the replacement of fibreglass shell for an environmentally friendly polypropylene seat.

Jasper Morrison’s signature understated aesthetic meets robust, quality materials in the form of the chrome and dark oak Moca Chair for Vitra. Boasting a dark oak veneer seat and backrest, the chair is finished with a polished chrome frame. The chair is stackable for easy storage and even features a stacking protector to help safeguard the seat when stacked.

Designed by Danish duo Says Who exclusively for Heal’s, the Neo Leather Dining Chair is a contemporary design with a clean and simple expression. Hand-crafted in Italy, the chair has an inviting curved backrest and a foam-wrapped seat pad which provides comfortable, ergonomic support. Upholstered in a choice of tan or black leather, the Neo Dining Chair adds a touch of refinement to dining rooms and home offices alike. The chair is supported by a black powder-coated steel frame for a modern look

Intended to convey the impression of a soft, well-used baseball glove, this sophisticated lounger offers ample proportions to relax into whilst also providing ideal posture support. Making the complex look simple, this armchair and footstool are composed of three main elements: an innovative moulded plywood shell in glossy veneer, cast aluminium frame and soft leather upholstered cushioning. Using modern production techniques, the shell is assembled from five thin sheets of plywood covered in a polished veneer prior to heat and pressure shaping. This is contrasted by the sharp lines of the aluminium frame that gently locks together the curved, organic forms to create one harmonious silhouette. To alleviate any friction and provide ease of movement, pioneering rubber shock-mount pads are placed between the frame and shell enabling the back and headrest to flex. The raised legs of its cast aluminium base enables full 360 rotation with the low seat of this chair fixed to a permanent

Intended to convey the impression of a soft, well-used baseball glove, this sophisticated lounger offers ample proportions to relax into whilst also providing ideal posture support.Making the complex look simple, this armchair and foot stool are composed of three main elements: an innovative moulded plywood shell in glossy veneer, cast aluminium frame and soft leather upholstered cushioning. Using modern production techniques, the shell is assembled from five thin sheets of plywood covered in a polished veneer prior to heat and pressure shaping. This is contrasted by the sharp lines of the chromed aluminium base and frame that gently lock together the curved, organic forms to create one harmonious silhouette. To alleviate any friction and provide ease of movement, pioneering rubber shock-mount pads are placed between the frame and shell enabling the back and headrest to flex. The raised legs of its cast aluminium base enables full 360 rotation with the low seat of this chair fixed to a