Wilkhahn Furniture

Delta Design for Wilkhahn, office chairs, leather, aluminum, plastic, metal, Germany, 1970s Comfortable German office chairs with padded leather seats. The shell of these chairs is ...

Vintage set of 4 dining table chairs designed by Hartmut Lohmeyer for Wilkhahn, 1970. This chair is manufactured by Wilkhahn. The style o...

This office chairs were designed by Wilhelm Ritz for the German manufacture Wilkhahn during the 1970s. Cataloged as the 232 model. This set was formed the basis of the company's success in the office chair segment. This non-classic design with a two-piece seat frame and distinctive swivel joint is a design icon that is still in great demand. The set is made of fiberglass and upholstered with olive green fabric. The base is a metal, five-armed leg. The form of the chairs refers to the cosmic design of the Space Age. In 1907, Friedrich Hahne and Christian Wilkening established a chair factory in Eimbeckhausen near Hanover. The name of both founders was later used to create the company name Wilk-hahn. In the 1950s, Wilkhahn pioneered German industrial design, experimented with new materials and developed his own, distinct design language. This resulted in purist pieces of furniture, the form of which was developed in strict accordance with the function. Some of them have gone down in the history of design. Worldwide, Wilkhahn is synonymous with design made in Germany. About 60 years ago, the company set itself the goal of value in use, design durability and quality. Milestones such as the classic FS-Line chair (1980), the Confair folding conference table (1994), the Modus office chair (1994) and the Aline chair (2004) have shaped the way offices have evolved. Wilkhahn also sets new standards in terms of its ecological approach. As a winner of the German environmental award, the company has worked with architects Frei Otto...

Soft pad chairs in Cognac leather for Wilkhahn designed by Delta Design in 1968. Aluminum polished swivel base with fiberglass seat shell. The chairs a...

This office chairs were designed by Wilhelm Ritz for the German manufacture Wilkhahn during the 1970s. Cataloged as the 232 model. This set was formed the basis of the company's success in the office chair segment. This non-classic design with a two-piece seat frame and distinctive swivel joint is a design icon that is still in great demand. The set is made of fiberglass and upholstered with olive green fabric. The base is a metal, five-armed leg. The form of the chairs refers to the cosmic design of the Space Age. In 1907, Friedrich Hahne and Christian Wilkening established a chair factory in Eimbeckhausen near Hanover. The name of both founders was later used to create the company name Wilk-hahn. In the 1950s, Wilkhahn pioneered German industrial design, experimented with new materials and developed his own, distinct design language. This resulted in purist pieces of furniture, the form of which was developed in strict accordance with the function. Some of them have gone down in the history of design. Worldwide, Wilkhahn is synonymous with design made in Germany. About 60 years ago, the company set itself the goal of value in use, design durability and quality. Milestones such as the classic FS-Line chair (1980), the Confair folding conference table (1994), the Modus office chair (1994) and the Aline chair (2004) have shaped the way offices have evolved. Wilkhahn also sets new standards in terms of its ecological approach. As a winner of the German environmental award, the company has worked with architects Frei Otto...

This is a famous bench for ones wh visited the Olympics in Munich, Germany 1972. This bench was from the 2 seater model 1200 program designed by Friso Kramer in 1967 and manufacturee...

A set of 8 German stacking chairs by Wilkhahn. Chairs are made of aluminum and plastic with original fabric upholstery. Each chair has a paper l...