Child chair
Child chair
Simple but versatile.

Child chair /table/desk/stool

Kristian Vedel 1952

Vedel is often credited as being one of the very first designers to take furniture for children seriously. This piece, designed in 1952 and constructed of beech plywood, features slats on either side of its curved form, enabling the user to select the seat height as well as accommodate the added weight of a growing child. Simple tension keeps the seat in place, and the chair itself is meant to be used as a table, a high chair, or a stool. It won the silver medal at La Triennale di Milano in 1957.
Size: 45 x 31 x H 41 cm

Price and availability

2 Natural Plywood € 350
Available:2
Color:Natural
Material:Plywood
Manufacturer:Architect Made
Condition:New
Price: € 350
Prices include 19% VAT, non-EU customers are not eligible to pay VAT. *) Price is indicative, product may be offered in different materials and / or colors, please inquire.
Drop

Drop table lamp

Tito Agnoli 1954

Table lamp giving direct and diffused light in opaline opaque blown glass. Satined stainless steel base. With dimmer in three sizes.
model 253
1 x max 40W - G9 (dimmer)
↑ 12 cm Ø 14 cm
model 256
1 x max 100W - E27 (dimmer)
↑ 20 cm Ø 28 cm
model 259
1 x max 150W - E27 (dimmer)
↑ 27 cm Ø 42 cm

Drop
Taliesin 2

Taliesin 2 floor light

Frank Lloyd Wright 1933

The original design was produced as a pendant light for a gymnasium back in 1933, but was modified for domestic use in the 1950s. Impressed with the indirect lighting effect produced by the ceiling lights, Frank Lloyd Wright amended the design to a floor lamp for his own Taliesin home - and this is that design.
A totem-like mix of cherry wood and incandescent bulbs (for the glowing light), it works either as a piece of domestic sculpture or functional design, not to mention a piece of history for your home.
↑ - 2036 mm ↔ - 410 mm

Taliesin 2
Taliesin 2
Duck and Duckling

Duck and Duckling

Hans Bølling 1959

The Ducks are reminiscent of Danish spring, with mother ducks waltzing proudly around Copenhagen with their young ducklings. One particular spring in 1959 branded this image into the minds of the Danish population, as during the busy days in Frederiksberg a policeman found the time to stop the traffic in order to let a young Duck family pass. It was an extraordinary and meaningful event to the by passers to the point that all the newspapers published a famous photograph of the ducks. This captured moment encapsulates the Danish attention to nature and detail and the ability to appreciate small everyday miracles. Inspired by the charming Duck family, Hans Bølling hence designed a pair of small wooden Duck figures, whose souls carry the essence of peaceful and harmonious Danish spring.

Duck and Duckling
Duck and Duckling
Cornalux

Cornalux Light bulb

B22

Light bulb originally designed for street lighting.
For use in Colombo's Spider and Agnoli 387.
Fitting B22
60W, 240V

Cornalux
Sonora-490

Sonora-490 Suspension lamp

Vico Magistretti 1976

Suspension lamp, giving direct and diffused light, in blown PMMA.
1 x max 150W - E27
↑ 335 cm Ø 90 cm

Sonora-490
Sonora-490
Do With - 339

Do With - 339 floor lamp

Carlo Colombo 1954

Floor lamp (Luminator) giving indirect light. Structure, with a coned shape, and base in painted metal.
339
1 x max 250W - B15d (dimmer)
↑ 182 cm ↔ 27 cm

Do With - 339
Stone of Glass

Stone of Glass lamp

Marta Laudani & Marco Romanelli 2001

Lamp to be placed giving diffused light in opaline opaque Murano glass diffuser.
model 202
1 x max 60W E27 (dimmer)
↑ 12 cm ↔ 22 cm
model 203
1 x max 75W - E27 (dimmer)
↑ 17 cm ↔ 33 cm
model 204
1 x max 150W - E27 (dimmer)
↑ 20 cm ↔ 45 cm

Stone of Glass
BIRDs

BIRDs

Kristian Vedel 1959

Simplicity of design has made these notable birds appealing additions to homes and offices worldwide. Bring them to life by balancing their heads and beaks to alter their expressions, or invert their bodies to make them appear as male or female. Kristian Vedel designed the BIRDs in 1959 and today they are still handmade by a wood turner in a small village in Denmark.
They are available in 3 sizes in smoked or natural oak.
Small BIRD:
↑ - 75 mm Ø - 40 mm
Large BIRD:
↑ - 120 mm Ø - 65 mm
Chubby BIRD:
↑ - 105 mm Ø - 95 mm

BIRDs
BIRDs
BIRDs
Two Chubby BIRDs lost in a grey gradient.
Teda-302

Teda-302 outside floor lamp

Ferdi Giardini 2001

Outside floor lamp giving indirect and diffused light. Satin-finished opal PMMA diffuser tube, transparent PMMA reflecting rod. Zinc-plated painted metal base.
1 x max 18W - G24-q2
↑ 90 cm Ø 12 c

Teda-302
Atollo

Atollo table lamp

Vico Magistretti 1989-97-99+2005

Table lamp giving direct and diffused light in opaline blown Murano glass diffuser.
Atollo 235 + 2005 black edition
2 x max 100W - E27 (dimmer) +
2 x max 25W - E14 (dimmer)
↑ 70 cm Ø 50 cm
Atollo 236 + black limited edition
2 x max 60W - E14 +
1 x max 25W - E14
↑ 35 cm Ø 25 cm
Atollo 237
2 x max 75W - E27 (dimmer) +
1 x max 40W - E14 (dimmer)
↑ 50 cm Ø 38 cm

Atollo
Atollo
Lu-Lu-211

Lu-Lu-211 table lamp

Stefano Casciani 1996

Table lamp. Murano glass diffuser. Brushed metal base. Double lighting with dimmer.
1 x max 150W - E27 (dimmer) +
1 x max 75W - E27 (dimmer)
↑ 60 cm Ø 14 cm

Lu-Lu-211
pi
Colophon

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