Petite Potence has similar proportions to the larger model Potence, while its compact dimensions are ideally suited to smaller interiors. The swing arm is 103 cm long, with a powder-coated finish in colours derived from the originial hues used by Prouvé. The cable is sheathed in a high-quality textile casing, and the LED bulb is dimmable. Thanks to its reductive aesthetic, Petite Potence is an ideal lighting choice for a wide variety of settings, from dining and living rooms to offices or cafés.

Whether as a key rack beside the front door, a spot to put everything we need to have at our fingertips in the bathroom, a display surface for a small collection of objects or as a large installation, Corniches are a new way to use the walls in our living spaces.

Whether as a key rack beside the front door, a spot to put everything we need to have at our fingertips in the bathroom, a display surface for a small collection of objects or as a large installation, Corniches are a new way to use the walls in our living spaces.

With his Wall Clocks collection (1949-1960), George Nelson created a wide range of watches, some of which have become true icons of the 1950s.

Utilizados como portallaves junto a la puerta principal, como lugar donde dejar a mano las cosas que necesitamos en el baño, como peanas para una pequeña colección de objetos o como elementos de una instalación más grande, los Corniches constituyen un nuevo modo de utilizar las paredes de nuestro hogar.

The search for alternative materials led Charles and Ray Eames to fibreglass-reinforced polyester resin, a material that until then had been used almost exclusively in military applications, such as radomes and aircraft cockpits. The Eameses studied and exploited to the full the advantages of fibreglass: mouldability, rigidity and good properties for industrial manufacturing. This material, previously unknown in the furniture industry, allowed them to create a moulded seat that could be mass-produced: the Fiberglass Chair was born.

Fibreglass offered the advantage of being pleasant to the touch and allowing a perfectly moulded shape for extraordinary comfort. The commercialisation of Fiberglass Chairs in 1950 marked the introduction of a furniture typology that has since become ubiquitous: the multifunctional chair whose shell can be combined with different bases depending on the use. In response to the enormous popularity of this chair, the choice of bases and colours soon expanded. Over the next decade, Fiberglass Chairs became one of the best-known furniture designs of the 20th century.

‘Anagram lives up to its name: you can continuously rearrange the individual components to create different stories and situations’.

Anagram adapts to everyday life: the platform modules are designed as islands that can be combined with other modules on all four sides and can be equipped with additional elements such as backrests, side panels or attachable tables. This allows for a multitude of configurations that can be easily modified again and again according to the needs of the moment.

With just eleven different components (modules and elements), it is possible to assemble the right configuration for a wide range of requirements: small, large, single-sided, double-sided, with alternating sides, closed, open, etc. And when needs change, Anagram can easily adapt to the new situation.

In 2020 Vitra developed a version of the chair that is manufactured from recycled plastic: Tip Ton RE. The high-quality recycling material stems from post-consumer household waste, particularly used packaging. Utilising this raw material instead of petroleum-based primary plastics generates 30% less climate-damaging emissions, with a significant reduction in primary energy consumption.

To achieve the required stability and quality, the recycling material is mixed with a proportion of glass fibres. The dark grey hue of Tip Ton RE is the natural shade of the processed recycling material, which therefore exhibits very slight irregularities in colour.

Tip Ton RE is itself 100% recyclable and can be stacked up to four chairs high.