Design Classics
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A design classic is a piece that has stayed in production, or returned to it, long after it was first drawn, because its form and function still hold. Most were designed between...Read more
A design classic is a piece that has stayed in production, or returned to it, long after it was first drawn, because its form and function still hold. Most were designed between the 1920s and the 1970s by architects and designers who shaped modern living, and many are made today by the original manufacturer or under licence from the designer's estate.
This page gathers the PH lamps by Poul Henningsen and the Panthella by Verner Panton from Louis Poulsen, Arne Jacobsen cutlery from Georg Jensen, the Nagel candle holders from STOFF Nagel, the Eiermann table frames from Richard Lampert and the Paulistano armchair from Objekto, alongside classics from HAY, Mono and Design House Stockholm.
A design classic is a piece that has stayed in production, or returned to it, long after it was first drawn, because its form and function still hold. Most were designed between the 1920s and the 1970s by architects and designers who shaped modern living, and many are made today by the original manufacturer or under licence from the designer's estate.
This page gathers the PH lamps by Poul Henningsen and the Panthella by Verner Panton from Louis Poulsen, Arne Jacobsen cutlery from Georg Jensen, the Nagel candle holders from STOFF Nagel, the Eiermann table frames from Richard Lampert and the Paulistano armchair from Objekto, alongside classics from HAY, Mono and Design House Stockholm.
