Onda Counter Stool
DWR is pleased to present the latest refined and visionary design from
Stua:
the Onda Stool (2006). The work of Stua founder Jess Gasca, the Onda Stool mimics the curves of the human body. By incorpo
Ge' Pendant
After seeing the Ge’ Pendant (2005), which hangs from a ceiling rose reminiscent of antique lamps, it may be surprising to learn its designer was once a member of the Memphis Group. The group was an I
Nelson Swag Leg Armchair
George Nelson began with the legs when designing his Swag Leg Group (1958). He insisted that they be made of metal and machine formed, and discovered his solution in “swaging,” a method of using press
Panton Chair
Verner Panton’s cantilevered stacking chair was the first single-material and single-form chair to be made and has been produced by Vitra through three decades of development in plastics technology. T
Componibili 12.5 in. – 2 Compartment
The Componibili system first appeared in the 1960s and now resides in the permanent collection of New Yorks Museum of Modern Art. Combining a sense of fun with sleek simplicity, designer Anna Castell
Miss K Table Lamp
Philippe Starck’s Miss K Table Lamp (2003) has fast become Flos Lighting’s best-selling product for its functionality-based dual aesthetic. When unlit, the polycarbonate lampshade shows subtle detail
Icon Pendant
With a Panton-like playfulness, the Icon Lamp (2003) by Ferruccio Laviani is at once simple and dramatic in its scale and color. Made from color-tinted transparent vinyl polymer, the Icons dome-shape
Componibili 16.5 in. Stacking Top
Flexible, functional and practical, the Componibili System (1969) has been in production for more than 30 years. Still relevant to how we live today, the innovative system has been widely recognized,
Eames Molded Plastic Rocker
The Eames Molded Plastic Rocker (1948), often known as the RAR (rocking armchair rod), was out of production for 30 years before being brought back with the blessings of the Eames Office. Originally m
ERO/S/ Chair – Transparent
Just when you think he can’t top himself, Philippe Starck comes out with another tour de force. The ERO/S/ Chair (2001) is a vivid, color-infused tribute to the martini glass. The playful and organic