The idea for this chair comes by reflecting about traditional Viennese wooden chairs which you find in the Kaffeehaus for example. The rigorous approach and the playful details of these have been reinterpreted in a contemporary way. The chair is made...

In an old book, Richard Lampert discovered a photo of a small and compact chair, designed in 1955 by German architect and designer Herbert Hirche. Back then, only a limited number of pieces were produced. Consisting of a tubular steel frame and an up...

A light and very comfortable chair for both indoor and outdoor. A chair to retire to the library, read a good book and smoke a cigar. Or drink a cup of tea... A weather resistant steel frame with a removable cover to take away and dry clean. The cove...

The adjustability counts as well for the matching work chair ›Turtle‹. Adjustable back rest in depth and height as well as height adjustable seat. For a growing child a work table and chair that grows too. A seat height to suit a body h...

The eternal topic of storage… Trolleys for the kitchen or office, sideboards for TV or other “technical equipment”. Shelving/storage, filling up complete walls… That’s “Stak”, designed by Patrick Frey. Vert...

A couch in combination of avantgarde design and classical upholstery craftsmenship. Solid wood frame and composite foam. The architect and designer Eric Degenhardt considered the design in an architectural sense. He created slightly bent levels, thin...

One of the most famous architects of post-war modernism in Germany. His most famous buildings include the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin, the Bonn parliament, the German Embassy in Washington and the Olivetti towers in Frankfurt. With his d...

This is the best known and proportioned of Egon Eiermann´s rattan furniture designs. Over one hundred of the E10 chairs were used both internally and externally in the German Pavillion designed by Egon Eiermann at the renowned 1958 World EXPO i...

This stool was designed by Egon Eiermann in 1957 for the Expo in Brussels in 158. Eiermann and Sepp Ruff designed the Expo's German pavillion, where dozens of the stool, the E 10 Lounge Chair and rattan sun umbrellas enabled comfortable sitting f...

One of the most famous architects of post-war modernism in Germany. His most famous buildings include the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin, the Bonn parliament, the German Embassy in Washington and the Olivetti towers in Frankfurt. With his d...

It was quite challenging to redesign this arche- type of a foldable coffee table, which caught our attention in front of a coffee bar in Stuttgart, unchanged for decades. This new and clean design reflects the puristic sense of our principal concept....

It was Otto Sudrow´s idea to adapt the nineteen-sixties Eiermann table into a high desk. Simple, low cost and demountable. A "must" for everybody who thinks about active sitting, standing and working. 60 x 60 h 110 - 126 cm ...

Keen on finding hidden treasures in Herbert Hirche’s old home in Stuttgart, we started in- vestigations by visiting his daughter Conny Hirche, who still lives there. Within all the old relicts from another era there was Furniture, paintings, te...

A chair and a couch in combination of avantgarde design and classical upholstery craftsmenship. Solid wood frame and composite foam. The architect and designer Eric Degenhardt considered the design in an architectural sense. He created slightly bent ...

The ›Lounge Chair‹ – reflecting the tradition of the Bauhaus, where Herbert Hirche studied under Mies van der Rohe from 1930 to 1933. After working for Mies van der Rohe and, later, for Egon Eiermann, in 1953, during his time as p...