e15 Karnak Chair with European Oak Base by Ferdinand Kramer

The simple and elegant stool Aswan features a handwoven seat surface finished in a textile band or vegetable tanned leather, which is luxuriously soft and will patinate with exposure...

Designed in 1925, the iconic daybed Theban is an excellent example of simplicity and grandeur in design. The reduced form features Ferdinand Kramer’s en...

Charlotte is the second from a series of coffee tables, designed in 1951 by German functionalist architect Ferdinand Kramer during his time in America. Named after his friend, the ar...

Calvert is from a series of coffee tables, designed by German functionalist architect Ferdinand Kramer during his time in America. Part of his successful „Knock-Down“ furniture series, it consists of a tabletop and two crossing invertible sheets serving as a base for the table. Celebrating 120 years Ferdinand Kramer, Calvert chess...

The lounge chair Eugene makes an inspiring link to the chair family Houdini through its unique appearance and construction. With its high back, wide, deep seat shell and sloped back ...

The deceptively simple side chair this illustrates e15's key philosophy in exposing and featuring elements essential to the construction of a product. Named after the famous card tri...

1 Mid-Century Modern Ion chair originally designed by Gideon Kramer in 1962 for the World's Fair in Seattle. Made by the American Desk Company. Molded fiberglass shell on chrome fram...

Helsinki collection. Helsinki chair: simple, elegant, comfortable. Available in oak and walnut base or in custom materials, may be upholstered with variety of fabrics and colors. Als...

Helsinki collection. Helsinki chair: simple, elegant, comfortable. Available in oak and walnut base or in custom materials, may be upholstered with variety of fabrics and colors. Als...

Helsinki collection. Helsinki chair: simple, elegant, comfortable. Available in oak and walnut base or in custom materials, may be upholstered with variety of fabrics and colors. Nat...

Piece and Quiet by Nathaniel Wojtalik is a series that draws upon the literary, musical, and cinematic idea of découpé, or cut-up. The technique of découpé stems from the notion that a text, musical score, or image could be cut up and rearranged to create a new body. Off-cuts and partially completed prototypes float around Wojtalik's studio; some more machined and worked than others, many just raw materials laying in their natural form. Wojtalik practices design by intuition: limited, but simultaneously expanded within the constraints of what is salvaged. Each piece is unique and hand made in the Brooklyn studio, so no two will look exactly alike, but all will look close to as pictured. All materials are locally sourced and finishes are derived from non-toxic plant based...

Presenting chair #1 designed to blend seamlessly into any space while offering comfort and timeless style. Handcrafted with care, this chair showcases the natural beauty of oak wood,...