Bell Side Table Marble

Each of the spheres of the Selene lamp series is hand-made and hand-blown. A process that has not changed over the course of centuries and requires enormous, masterful skills.

The Euvira rocking chair by Jader Almeida is a masterful blend of yesterday and today, lightness and solidity. 

The Matéria low board series is characterised by its unusual dimensions and aura of tranquillity.

The Faubourg is the epitome of minimalism: set against a square, natural white background, three simple black lines create an exciting dynamic.

With the Sol Side Table, the Spanish designer duo Ortega-Guijarro have created a design with an impressive wealth of facets.

Named after the picturesque coastal town Cassis in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southern France, the colour scheme of this rug is reminiscent of the blackcurrant fruit of the same name.

Made of mouth-blown opal glass, the Plissée lampshade balances in the air like a delicate balloon of light.

Christian Haas reduced the original shape without trivialising it and thus created an unmistakable silhouette: the asymmetry of the base and the domed shade of glued solid wood stripes, make the de

The Cypris Mirror, which resulted from a cooperation between ClassiCon and Austrian architect Nina Mair, is a mirror that is reminiscent of 1950s elegance with its harmoniously shaped radii and bra

The Day Bed is rightly counted among Eileen Gray’s most famous designs.

Bibendum is one of a kind. Nowhere in the history of design will one find an armchair that compares to this.

De Stijl is based on Eileen Gray’s gouaches and pencil drawings from the 1920s. Its geometric design is based on a grid of black lines, a navy blue rectangle and a beige circle motif.

The La Lune Rug is another impressive design by Eileen Gray in the ClassiCon rug collection, which brings the artistic work of the outstanding designer - and studied artist - into focus.

It is a sign of a most mature culture when articles of everyday use also come to catch the aesthetic eye.

The Bell Table by Sebastian Herkner turns our perceptual habits on their head, using the lightweight, fragile material of glass as a base for a metal top that seems to float above it.