Torsio | ||
  | Designed by: Hanspeter Steiger for Röthlisberger Kollektion Why we love it: This chair is made from just two pieces of moulded ply. A simple elegant form that would work just about anywhere. Where you can get it:
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CH24 (Wishbone) | ||
| Designed by: Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen + Son
Why we love it: This is a classic design, so comfortable to sit in made the way it always was with hardwood and hand-woven paper cord. A visual and physical pleasure. Where you can get it:
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Slick Slick Chair | ||
| Designed by: Philippe Starck
Why we love it: It’s light, strong and oh-so Starck! The playful colours and ‘wavey’ form takes something that can be quite serious and makes it fun. Where you can get it: | |
Boum | ||
| Designed by: Monica Graffeo and Ruggero Magrini Why we love it: This chair is so young and very, very cute. The ‘button’ on the back looks like a smartie and the simple legs and bubble-like form screams playtime. Where you can get it: | |
BORGES S | ||
 | Designed by: Studio Tecnico
Why we love it: This dining chair is very sure of itself. Its square form is softened by the slight angle of the backrest. This is definitely a grown-up chair and comes with leather seat and backrest. Where you can get it: | |
Tiller | ||
 | Designed by: Ross Didier
Why we love it: This is new Australian design at its best. This upholstered dining chair features a solid oak frame with comfy rounded seat and backrest in one form. Where you can get it: | |
Barri | ||
| Designed by: N Garnham/ R Carlson
Why we love it: Simplicity. The Barri represents everything we love about Jardan’s furniture. It’s raw, simple, yet full of character – the rounded backrest with tapered supports and sculpted seat make it a comfortable choice as well. Where you can get it: | |
Otto | ||
| Designed by: Thonet
Why we love it: Now this one is a bit left field. Like a lot of Thonet’s chairs, this one was made for cafés and restaurants, but would be at home in any 1950s or 60s interior. For those of who don’t have ultra-modern or love the world of the 50s, the Otto will satisfy your craving. Where you can get it: | |