VITRTIP TON CHAIR GLACIER

From a normal, upright position, this chair can be easily tilted forward ingeniously staying in place until the user decides to sit back. Previously the preserve of mechanical office chairs, the forward-tilt position is not only handy for use at a desk but also helps straighten the pelvis and spine improving circulation to the abdominal and back muscles. Moulded from a single piece of polypropylene, the extremely durable Tip Ton features no additional components making it 100% recyclable.

From a normal, upright position, this chair can be easily tilted forward ingeniously staying in place until the user decides to sit back. Previously the preserve of mechanical office chairs, the forward-tilt position is not only handy for use at a desk but also helps straighten the pelvis and spine improving circulation to the abdominal and back muscles. Moulded from a single piece of polypropylene, the extremely durable Tip Ton features no additional components making it 100% recyclable.

From a normal, upright position, this chair can be easily tilted forward ingeniously staying in place until the user decides to sit back. Previously the preserve of mechanical office chairs, the forward-tilt position is not only handy for use at a desk but also helps straighten the pelvis and spine improving circulation to the abdominal and back muscles. Moulded from a single piece of polypropylene, the extremely durable Tip Ton features no additional components making it 100% recyclable.

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.

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.

The chair uses traditional Windsor chair making techniques in order to further the story, the evolution of the English Windsor chair. The contrast of the black walnut seat on this otherwise ash chair, attractively highlights the wedge tenon detail where the leg intersects with the top of the seat. Designed by Matthew Hilton and manufactured in Portugal by De La Espada

Matthew Hilton’s studio thrives on developing beautiful, desirable furniture. An ethos of upholding traditional furniture-making values and techniques, and mixing them with modern methods produces highly detailed and well-made pieces of premium quality. The Hastoe Windsor Chair showcases the fruits of these methods. A solid American walnut seat contrasts with a solid European ash frame. Together the dual tone woods lend the chair a modern touch that brings the Windsor chair up to date for the contemporary interior. Take a closer look at the seat and you’ll notice visible wedge tenon joint details, displaying the high levels of craftsmanship that makes every Matthew Hilton design unique. The handmade nature of the design also ensures rigidity and durability. The Hastoe Windsor Chair is built to provide years of use for any room in the home.

Designed by Matthew Hilton for De La Espada, the 361 Ibstone Windsor Chair boasts sophisticated frame with a combination of ash and walnut woods. By using contrasting woods, the chair’s Danish ash wood legs highlight the expert joinery where they meet the oiled walnut seat. The Ibstone Chair is inspired by the traditional Windsor Chair and named after the neighbouring village of the Buckinghamshire town it originated in.

Designed in London by Matthew Hilton, Mary’s chair is exquisitely handcrafted at De La Espada’s artisan workshops in Portugal from American black walnut or light oak before being finished in a clear matt lacquer and protective Danish oil.The front legs of this chair have a sharply carved point with lightly tapered effect, while the back pair are carved into an unusual splayed arrow. Mirroring the emblem like form of the backrest, the large seat is backed by elegantly curved joinery that harmoniously joins these varying forms together.

A new addition to the exclusive Heal’s collection, the walnut Anais Dining Chair lends a sense of refinement and luxury to mealtimes. The elegant chair boasts meticulous attention to detail, viable through its hand-finished solid walnut frame, and beautiful curves. Neutral cotton-linen upholstery on the seat and back completes the chair and lends additional comfort to the design.

The Monza dining range from Ercol is a collection of modern pieces that bring style and sophistication to dinner times. Crafted from solid oak, this dining chair features handsome spindles outlined by a black frame that contrasts the brushed oak seat. Finished with gently tapered black legs, this timeless design looks great when paired with the Como chair and the Monza bench.

The moulded seat and back is made from a thin plywood veneer that can be shaped when heated into tight curves to stiffen the material. The Loku medium stool is available with a wood & metal base, in oak or walnut plywood. The stool was designed for both commercial and residential use providing variations to accommodate the different uses.