Eames Lounge Chair. Authentic, timeless, mid century in black. Chic Comfort.

They are in the permanent collections of major art museums and fixtures in stylish homes and offices all over the world, but they're more than sophisticated style they also provide luxurious comfort. Special Refuge. Making its public debut in 1956 on Arlene Francis's Home show, Charles Eames said his goal for the chair was that it be "a special refuge from the strains of modern living".

PK24 Lounge Chair. A cradle of sophisticated comfort in black.

The body and the frame of the PK24 chair are held in place only by gravity and the friction of these elements, and not by any physical connection, hence its other name, the 'Hammock Chair'. Included in the permanent collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Vitra Design Museum, Poul Kjarholm's PK 24 Chaise Lounge is an icon of Modernist design and arguably the designer's most well known work.

Modular, flexible, simple and customizable: Tube is back. The project by Joe Colombo made the history of Italian design and is part of the permanent collections of the Triennale di Milano, Moma and Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Designed in 1969, this iconic seat completely de-structured is once again contemporary thanks to next-generation production technology maintaining its original features unaltered. Components are manufactured through a rotational molding process that allows to produce hollow bodies in a single piece, stackable o