Arco Floor Lamp
One of the classics of modern lighting design-and part of MoMAs permanent collection-the Arco Floor Lamp (1962) is characterized by the dramatic arc of its stainless steel stem and the counterpoint p
Fucsia Pendant Lamp 8
From the master of modern lighting comes a light source within a reversed glass cone that provides both diffused and direct light over a dining table or desk. The blown-glass cone is sand-blasted at t
Dordoni Worktop Table – Large
Expensive desks are typically designed as icons of power and status. But the Dordoni Worktop is different – it’s all about elegant function and ease. The angled table legs afford ample leg room for wh
Mirra Task Chair
View DWR’s Task Chair Comparison chart.The MirraTM Task Chair’s (2003) spry, colorful form and affordable price belie the design’s ingenious abilities: a c
Eames Aluminum Ottoman – HM Leather
This inviting high-back lounge chair offers wonderful comfort with a firm, flexible seat and upholstered headrest. As an extension of the Eames aluminum group, the chairs design has its source in fur
Nelson Marshmallow Sofa – Vinyl
If only all design “failures” were so successful. The inspiration for the Nelson Marshmallow Sofa (1956) was launched when an inventor approached George Nelson and Irving Harper with a planned “self-s
Workscape Aluminum Table – 30 x 60
Popular around the DWR office, the ultra lightweight Workscape Folding Table sets up in an instant no tools needed to create a surface with plenty of room for laptops, drawings and other essentials. L
Prince Aha Stool
No one deconstructs traditional form like the subversively playful Philippe Starck. A kinetic piece, his Prince AHA Stool erases the distinction between seat and base, each becoming the other when the
Toio Floor Lamp
A 300-watt car headlamp was the inspiration behind Toio (1962), designed by Achille Castiglioni and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. The Toio was part of the brothers ready-made objects series, and included
Nelson Platform Bench – 60 in.
George Nelson’s Slat Bench is one of the great icons of mid-century modernism. For Herman Miller’s influential design director, utility was as important as beauty. His spare rectangular bench is proo