Lehnstuhl Hocker Stool by Nigel Coates & GTV

This is a pouffe with a difference: its raised mushroom shape sinks when you sit on it, and brings a bit of humour into the comfort zone. Carved frame in solid walnut, upholstered i...

Nigel Coates widens his furnishing proposal for Wiener GTV Design by introducing in his collection an extremely original element: the Lehnstuhl-Hocke...

The grace and elegance of the giraffe find expression in the form of a meticulously handcrafted walnut heartwood stool. Inspired by the untamed beauty of Africa, this stool is a true...

A rare form, constructed of black lacquered wood and woven rope. Relates very positively with the chair Stonorov and von Moltke submitted to the Museum of Modern Art's important "Or...

Extreme shape synthesis. Minimalism, exclusivity and an eye for detail. The “Postsparkasse” series was designed in 1906 by Otto Wagner for the headquarters of the Post Office Savings Bank in Vienna, and represents a clear expression of modern Viennese art. The bent beech wood structure is both embracing and ergonomic. Aluminium embellishment. This item introduces a new concept to the “Postsparkasse” series: the use of wood with a square, not round cross-section, to create a more rigorous design. The range comprises an armchair and a stool . Additional Info: Materials: Beech wood, perforated wood...

Upholstered in pony skin and with elongated ‘ears’, this chair is brimming with character. It makes ironic use of the more traditional vocabulary, and bends the Scubist collection to...