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View Oak With Leather Dining Chairs View Oak With Fabric Dining Chairs View Painted and Other Dining Chairs View Oak Benches and Stools Choose a mirror, clock or lamp when you spend over £1,500 For only £39 per order, all items featuring "custom delivery" can usually be delivered within 7 working days. Alternatively choose from a selection of delivery dates and pre-book a day convenient for you, all available dates will be shown clearly at checkout. For only £39 you can choose any items displaying an "Express Delivery" logo, for a guaranteed delivery date to suit you. The dates available will vary in different postcode areas but will be made clear to you in the checkout process. There is no limit on the amount of items that can be added to your basket for the £39 charge, this is per order and not per item.Aluminium GroupCharles & Ray Eames, 1958Der Aluminium Chair ist einer der bedeutendsten Möbel-Entwürfe des 20. Charles und Ray Eames entwarfen ihn 1958 ursprünglich für das Privathaus eines Kunstsammlers in Columbus (Indiana, USA).
Das Designer-Ehepaar verliess bei der Konstruktionsweise des Stuhls das Prinzip der Sitzschale und spannte eine Stoff- oder Lederbahn straff, aber federnd zwischen zwei Seitenteile aus Aluminium. Der Stuhl passt sich dem Körper an und bietet hohen Komfort, auch ohne aufwendige Polsterung.Die Aluminium Group umfasst verschiedene Modelle, die zuhause, im Büro oder in öffentlichen Räumen eingesetzt werden können. Vitra produziert das Aluminium-Chair-Programm seit Jahrzehnten in unverändert hoher Qualität. Aus dieser Erfahrung gewähren wir eine 30-jährige Garantie* auf alle Stühle der Aluminium Group.*Im Falle eines Fabrikations- oder Materialfehlers ersetzt oder repariert Vitra alle Stühle der Aluminium Group und Soft Pad Group während 30 Jahren ab Kaufdatum kostenlos, gültig für Käufe nach dem 1. September 2003.Ausgenommen von der Garantie sind Schäden, die auf normale Abnützung oder unsachgemässen Gebrauch zurückzuführen sind. Die gesetzlichen Rechte, die Ihnen bei Mängeln der Produkte zustehen, werden durch diese Garantie nicht eingeschränkt.
Hopsak (28)Weitere Farben8)Leder Premium/Rückseite Plano (29)Weitere Farben3)2)Monobloc – A Chair for the World Monobloc – A Chair for the World SchaudepotIt is the most widely used piece of furniture in the world: the cheap stackable white plastic chair. The exhibition tells its story. The idea of making a chair out of a single piece of material has fascinated designers for a long time – from attempts using sheet metal in the 1920s to the legendary Panton Chair (1967) to the white plastic chair, whose rise began in the 1970s, and which can be found in nearly every front yard today. The exhibition also features contemporary works, illustrating how designers and artists engage with the Monobloc design today to address issues of globalisation, consumerism or sustainability. Opening: 16.03.2017, 6 pm Mudun مدن Urban Cultures in Transit In many metropolises of the Arab world, growing urbanisation has resulted in a new cosmopolitan cultural landscape. Baghdad, Dubai, Cairo or Tunis are instances of this development.
They provide room for critical debates, subcultures and avant-garde artistic movements. The exhibition critically examines the effects of this transiting process on the cities’ people, architecture and neighbourhoods, both in the region and its diaspora. This project is a cooperation between the Vitra Design Museum and the creators of the magazine Brownbook, who have been documenting contemporary urban culture in the Middle East and North Africa for the past ten years.Opening: 12.05.2017, 6 pmThe New Architecture of the Collective MuseumThe scarcity and expense of housing is continually on the rise. In recent years, new forms of communal living and building have emerged all over the world in response to this challenge. The exhibition presents the most innovative examples, illustrates new types of living and forms of participation, and introduces architects of the movement. The exhibition also draws attention to historic predecessors, from utopian settlements of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, to social housing projects in the 1920s, to protest movements from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Featuring works by Buol & Zünd, Dorte Mandrup, Michael Maltzan and Ryue Nishizawa.Opening: 02.06.2017, 6 pm The World of Charles & Ray Eames Museum, Gallery, Schaudepot, Fire Station Charles and Ray Eames are among the most important designers of the 20th century. They designed innovative furniture and other industrial products, films, books, exhibitions, multi-media installations, interiors and much more. »An Eames Celebration« will present a series of exhibitions and events, that will be the largest exploration of the Eames’s work that has ever been shown in a museum, coinciding with Charles Eames’ 110th birthday. The estate of Charles & Ray Eames – which has been in the holdings of the Vitra Design Museum since 1988 – will be made accessible to the public. The main exhibition »The World of Charles & Ray Eames« in the Gehry building will be at the centre of this Eames season. Conceived as an exhaustive retrospective, it shows the many facets of Charles and Ray Eames’s work and comprises objects from collections all over the world.