Vitra
Vitra is Switzerland’s famed design company dedicated to improving the quality of homes, offices and public spaces through the power of design. We are proud to offer a selection of beautiful and contemporary furniture and accessories from Vitra.
67 products
Objects of Desire. Surrealism and Design
$130A must-have for art and design enthusiasts. Objects of Desire delves into the influence of Surrealism on design over the past century.
Vitra Colour Frame Mirror
$960The playful mirror is inspired by building blocks and their possible combinations. The four wooden sides feature a harmonious interplay of coloured hues, featuring bold orange and blue. The depth of the frame doubles as a practical storage shelf for small household or decorative objects.
Transform! Designing the Future of Energy
$120Explore the future through this thought-provoking book, published by the Vitra Design Museum.
Vitra Colour Frame Mirror
$960The playful mirror is inspired by building blocks and their possible combinations. The four wooden sides feature a harmonious interplay of neutral hues. The depth of the frame doubles as a practical storage shelf for small household or decorative objects.
Vitra Colour Frame Mirror
$960The playful mirror is inspired by building blocks and their possible combinations. The four wooden sides feature a harmonious interplay of coloured hues, featuring bold green and pink. The depth of the frame doubles as a practical storage shelf for small household or decorative objects.
Eames & Vitra Hard Cover
$75Go behind the scenes and discover the unique partnership between Vitra and Charles and Ray Eames.
Vitra A. Girard Coloring Book: La Fonda Del Sol
$25Express your creative flair with this vibrant colouring book published by Vitra Design Museum. The book contains a collection of playful sun illustrations by the acclaimed architect and designer Alexander Girard.
Akari 1A Table Lamp
$640The Akari A1 lamp is from Vitra—Switzerland’s famed design company. The sculptural lamp was designed by Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi in 1951.
Akari 20N Table Lamp
$940The Akari 20N lamp is from Vitra—Switzerland’s famed design company. The sculptural lamp was designed by Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi in 1951.
Vitra Eames House Bird
$549The Eames House Bird is based on a treasured artefact collected by renowned designers Charles and Ray Eames. For more than fifty years, the wooden bird stood in the centre of the couple’s mid-century living room and featured in many interior photographs.
Vitra All Plastic Chair
$590At first glance, the All Plastic Chair is reminiscent of the simple, classic wooden chairs that have been common in Europe for many decades. However, its performance and appearance have been significantly enhanced by adapting to an alternative material. The high-performance plastic used makes for a robust, durable chair suited to indoor and outdoor use due to its resistance to sunlight and water.
Essential Eames
$65Be inspired by the most influential design duo of the twentieth century. Published by Vitra Design Museum, Essentials Eames showcases the celebrated works of Charles and Ray Eames.
Atlas of Furniture Design
$340A must-have book for design enthusiasts. Published by Vitra Design Museum, the Atlas of Furniture Design is a comprehensive history of modern furniture design.
Vitra Moca Chair
$890The Moca Chair is designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra - Switzerland's famed design company.
Vitra Moca Chair
$890The Moca Chair is designed by Jasper Morrison for Vitra - Switzerland's famed design company.
Vitra HAL Light Oak Chair
$890A reinterpretation of the multifunctional shell chair, the HAL Light Oak Chair comprises a versatile seating family with a clean contemporary look. The shape of the seat shell provides great freedom of movement in a variety of sitting positions - even sideways or astride the chair. 'Special is generally less useful than normal': this statement sums up British designer Jasper Morrison's guiding principle for creating items that are 'super normal' rather than extraordinary, showing deference to the dictates of daily life - just like HAL.Designed by leading furniture and product designer Jasper Morrison.
Vitra HAL Light Oak Chair
$890A reinterpretation of the multifunctional shell chair, the HAL Light Oak Chair comprises a versatile seating family with a clean contemporary look. The shape of the seat shell provides great freedom of movement in a variety of sitting positions - even sideways or astride the chair. 'Special is generally less useful than normal': this statement sums up British designer Jasper Morrison's guiding principle for creating items that are 'super normal' rather than extraordinary, showing deference to the dictates of daily life - just like HAL.Designed by leading furniture and product designer Jasper Morrison.
Vitra HAL Light Oak Chair
$890A reinterpretation of the multifunctional shell chair, the HAL Light Oak Chair comprises a versatile seating family with a clean contemporary look. The shape of the seat shell provides great freedom of movement in a variety of sitting positions - even sideways or astride the chair. 'Special is generally less useful than normal': this statement sums up British designer Jasper Morrison's guiding principle for creating items that are 'super normal' rather than extraordinary, showing deference to the dictates of daily life - just like HAL.Designed by leading furniture and product designer Jasper Morrison.
Vitra Belleville Ply Chair
$940Belleville is the name of the vibrant Paris neighbourhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio. Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the classic French bistro furnishings and lively atmosphere of this Parisian quarter. The chair's familiar shape - even in a contemporary context - might at first be taken for granted, yet it also evokes a sense of mystery and bemusement, since the materiality, construction and fabrication of the chair only become apparent at second glance.
Vitra Belleville Ply Chair
$940Belleville is the name of the vibrant Paris neighbourhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio. Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the classic French bistro furnishings and lively atmosphere of this Parisian quarter. The chair's familiar shape - even in a contemporary context - might at first be taken for granted, yet it also evokes a sense of mystery and bemusement, since the materiality, construction and fabrication of the chair only become apparent at second glance.
Vitra Belleville Ply Armchair
$1100Belleville is the name of the vibrant Paris neighbourhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio. Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the classic French bistro furnishings and lively atmosphere of this Parisian quarter. The chair's familiar shape - even in a contemporary context - might at first be taken for granted, yet it also evokes a sense of mystery and bemusement, since the materiality, construction and fabrication of the chair only become apparent at second glance.
Vitra Belleville Ply Armchair
$1100Belleville is the name of the vibrant Paris neighbourhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio. Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the classic French bistro furnishings and lively atmosphere of this Parisian quarter. The chair's familiar shape - even in a contemporary context - might at first be taken for granted, yet it also evokes a sense of mystery and bemusement, since the materiality, construction and fabrication of the chair only become apparent at second glance.
Vitra Belleville Plastic Chair
$690Belleville is the name of the vibrant Paris neighbourhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio. Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the classic French bistro furnishings and lively atmosphere of this Parisian quarter. The chair's familiar shape - even in a contemporary context - might at first be taken for granted, yet it also evokes a sense of mystery and bemusement, since the materiality, construction and fabrication of the chair only become apparent at second glance.
Vitra Belleville Plastic Armchair
$790Belleville is the name of the vibrant Paris neighbourhood where the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have their studio. Visual references for the Belleville Chair can be found in the classic French bistro furnishings and lively atmosphere of this Parisian quarter. The chair's familiar shape - even in a contemporary context - might at first be taken for granted, yet it also evokes a sense of mystery and bemusement, since the materiality, construction and fabrication of the chair only become apparent at second glance.
Vitra Belleville Rectangle Outdoor Table
$2890The Belleville outdoor table is from Vitra - Switzerland's famed design company. Designed by brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, the design takes inspiration from French bistro tables.
Vitra Belleville Square Outdoor Table
$1540The Belleville outdoor table is from Vitra - Switzerland's famed design company. Designed by brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, the design takes inspiration from French bistro tables.
Vitra Recycled Plastic Toolbox
$79Vitra’s Toolbox is a practical organisational container that can be used to store all the essential tools, at work or at home. The grab-and-go plastic caddy can be stowed in a cabinet, on a shelf or desk to keep everything you need easily accessible. Designed by Arik Levy.
Artek Kiila Coat Stand
$990Composed of three wood legs and the signature Kiila wedge, the Kiila Coat Stand is simple and sturdy. Inspired by the camera tripod on which designer Daniel Rybakken used to hang his coats, it has a low centre of gravity and can accommodate serious weight without tipping over. Like all pieces in the line, its construction has been made transparent: the wedge-shaped metal joint has been left purposely visible, a smooth powder-coated contrast to the solid ash legs. Robust yet elegant, the Coat Stand provides practical storage for jackets, bags, and other items, even in the smallest room.
Artek Kiila Coat Stand
$990Composed of three wood legs and the signature Kiila wedge, the Kiila Coat Stand is simple and sturdy. Inspired by the camera tripod on which designer Daniel Rybakken used to hang his coats, it has a low centre of gravity and can accommodate serious weight without tipping over. Like all pieces in the line, its construction has been made transparent: the wedge-shaped metal joint has been left purposely visible, a smooth powder-coated contrast to the solid ash legs. Robust yet elegant, the Coat Stand provides practical storage for jackets, bags, and other items, even in the smallest room.
Vitra Tip Ton Chair
$540The Tip Ton defines a whole new chair typology: the solid plastic chair with forward-tilt action. Its name refers to the characteristic dual sitting postures - from a normal position, Tip Ton can be tilted forward a few degrees where the chair then stays in place. The forward-tilt position, until now the preserve of mechanical office chairs, straightens the pelvis and spine and thus improves circulation to the abdominal and back muscles.In a 2010 study, ETH Zurich – one of the world’s leading universities of applied sciences – investigated the health benefits of a forward-leaning sitting position. The results confirmed increased muscle activity in the abdominal and back areas, which boosts the supply of oxygen to all parts of the body. Tip Ton makes all of this possible for the first time ever in the form of an economical and robust plastic chair, thereby opening up many new areas of use.Tip Ton is made of polypropylene and manufactured from a single mould without any mechanical compon
Vitra Tip Ton Chair
$540The Tip Ton Chair is designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby for Vitra - Switzerland's famed design company.
Vitra Tip Ton Chair
$540The Tip Ton Chair is designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby for Vitra - Switzerland's famed design company.