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.

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.

Japanese designer Shin Azumi designed the Loku Chair (tubular base) making good use of the efficient methods of three dimensional (3D) veneer ply technology, which allows the seat to be moulded into a shape, making it both comfortable and supportive.

The beautifully detailed Ando Dining Chair by Matthew Hilton for De La Espada exudes personality whilst remaining understated. Expertly crafted in Portugal using solid wood, the chair showcases the material’s natural grain variations.

A classic Matthew Hilton design originally conceived in bent plywood, Manta Dining Chair was re-engineered in 2020 to be made entirely from solid wood. The carved wood backrest features a finger joint developed specifically for this chair. The chair’s curves enhance the natural grain variations of the material.

The 406 Saia Dining Chair was carefully designed by Matthew Hilton for De La Espada with a focus on comfort and beauty. Its solid wood legs, textural upholstery and modern silhouette bring a design flourish to dining rooms and home offices alike.

Centred on a bent tubular base, the sledge like legs, moulded seat and curved backrest of the Sim create a strikingly slender silhouette for minimally styled interiors.Configured from a strong chrome-plated steel wire, the frame of this chair not only has a subtle flexibility but also enables it to be stacked up to 12 seats high freestanding producing a hypnotic pattern in itself.Adding comfort to flexibility, the Sim features a dyed plastic seat and backrest each of which are moulded into an accommodating shell that simply locks onto the base.#

For its 80th anniversary Knoll pays tribute to design originality, creating a special edition of the Butterfly chair. The year Knoll was founded in 1938 was also the year the Butterfly Chair was designed, which Hans Knoll decided to include in the firm’s catalogue from 1947 to 1951, meeting with remarkable success. The Butterfly Chair's dynamic lines are made possible by the quality of the materials involved; the black coated steel structure and the thermoformed felt seat. This element, in particular, represents the true innovation of the project, because thanks to its workmanship it becomes a self-supporting structure with the dual role of seat and covering. The technological prowess and fine craftsmanship of Knoll ensure the comfort and elegance.

Designed in 1928, Marcel Breur’s simple yet outstanding Cesca side chair has a rare simplicity in its design. Marrying traditional craftsmanship with industrial methods and materials, this innovative chair is revolutionary of its time. The chair’s subtle curves, wicker caning and cantilevered tubular steel base offer long-lasting comfort and flexibility. The iconic contemporary piece, one of radical design thinking, is finished with woven cane inserts and a strong beech frame.

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.

Salih Teskeredžić’s Latus Dining Chair for Artisan is exclusively available at Heal’s. With a gently curved backrest, walnut construction and expertly concealed joints, Latus is a marvel to behold. The chair is expertly crafted thanks to Artisan’s 50 years of experience creating solid wood furniture.

The modern Neva Dining Chair was designed by Regular Company for Artisan and is exclusively available at Heal’s. Neva boasts a comfortably curved backrest, armrests that join seamlessly with the chair’s legs and a seat that’s upholstered. The chair is expertly crafted thanks to Artisan’s 50 years of experience creating solid wood furniture.