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A smaller version of Charles and Ray Eames’ original plywood elephant (which actually never went into production), this re-edition is a plastic release of the mammal, shrunken to a seat size for a child. Or, place it on a shelf as a decorative object. Plastic Construction. Vitra Small Elephant - Eames, 1945 in Palm Green

Bring a luxuriously vintage look to your space with this Chronopak desk clock by Vitra. Originally designed in the 50s by George Nelson, the decorative clock is housed in a solid walnut case with a mid-century brass stand, then complete with high-quality quartz movements. Add some personality to your bedside table with this timeless timepiece. Walnut & Brass Construction, Quartz Movement, 1.5 Volt Battery Included, Made in UK. Vitra Chronopak Desk Clock - George Nelson in Orange

From Vitra’s sleek Black collection, this wall clock is an icon of ‘50s design. Originally created by George Nelson, it’s crafted with a round, brushed brass face and framed with ray-like black wooden spokes. The hands are fitted with retro-inspired geometric pointers— a further nod to mid-century décor. Lacquered Wooden Spokes, Brass Face, Quartz Movement, 1.5 Volt Battery Included. Vitra George Nelson Sunburst Wall Clock in Brass

Reissued as part of Vitra’s Design Museum collection, George Nelson’s Ball Clock is made from a combination of beech and brass. One of the leading protagonists of modernism, Nelson’s range of timeless mid-century timepieces defines the signature joie de vivre of the era that spanned from 1948 to 1960. Beech Wooden Balls, Brass Spokes, High-Quality Quartz Clock Movement, 1.5 Volt Battery Included. Vitra George Nelson Ball Wall Clock in Beech

Originally designed in 1947, the Nelson Night Desk Clock by Vitra is a timeless accessory for night owls. Reflecting Vitra’s love for conceptual homeware, designer George Nelson opts for a minimalist approach by removing the numbers. Crafted from brass with a curved acrylic glass face, it adds a retro touch to any space. Brass Construction, Acrylic Glass, Quartz Movement, 1.5 Volt Battery Included. Vitra George Nelson Night Desk Clock in Brass

There are so many reasons to invest in a George Nelson clock - not only are they steeped in layers of design history, but they're as innovative and interesting today as they were 70 years ago. Designed to tell the time, yes, but the Asterisk is purposefully abstract and designed to complement modern furniture. Made by Vitra, it's a wall-clock for any graphic design lover. Brass Construction, Quartz Movement, 1.5 Volt Battery Included. Vitra Asterisk Wall Clock - George Nelson in Brass

Rewind to the mid-1940s, Alexander Girad experimented with a series of abstract sculptures made of a variety of materials, including an avian figure carved by hand out of wood from an apple tree. Fast forward to the present, Vitra has brought the bird back to life in the form of a bookend. Place it on it's feet or tail, this solid maple figure will look great on the shelf (books or no books). Solid Maple. Vitra Girard Bird Bookends in Stained Maple

The decorative 'Wooden Dolls', designed and made by Alexander Girard for his home in Sante Fe, have been replicated by Vitra here. Based on Girard's personal collection of folk art and artefacts, Wooden Doll No.22 is a whimsical figure, part toy, part interior decoration. Solid Fir Wood, Hand Painted, Wooden Gift Box, Each wooden figure is a unique, individual product and is truly one of a kind. - Vitra Alexander Girard 1952 Wooden Doll No. 22 in Multi

Providing a modern and unique alternative to conventional wall clocks, this Vitra accessory is the result of George Nelson's creative and modernist work. It’s made from wood and metal in an abstract eye shape and features high-quality quartz movements. Tick tock, get it in your basket! Wood & Metal Construction, Quartz Movement, 1.5 Volt Battery Included. Vitra George Nelson Eye Clock in Brass

Alexander Girard’s 'The Wooden Dolls' are a family of figures - both joyful and grim - representing human and animal characters. Originally created to be enjoyed in the designer's Santa Fe home but released as re-editions for all to enjoy, No.15 doll has quite the expression painted on its face. Just like the original. Solid Fir Wood, Hand Painted, Wooden Gift Box. Vitra Alexander Girard 1952 Wooden Doll No. 15 in Multi

Charles and Ray Eames enriched their private home, the Eames House, with numerous objects that they brought back from their travels. For over fifty years, the figure of a wooden bird stood in the centre of the living room – an artefact of American folk art that was treasured by the couple. A re-edition allowing you to enjoy the figure in your home, Vitra's house bird brings the calm beauty of the outdoors, inside. Alder Wood, Steel Wire Legs. Vitra Eames House Bird in Walnut

Charles and Ray Eames enriched their private home, the Eames House, with numerous objects that they brought back from their travels. For over fifty years, the figure of a wooden bird stood in the centre of the living room – an artefact of American folk art that was treasured by the couple. A re-edition allowing you to enjoy the figure in your home, Vitra's house bird brings the calm beauty of the outdoors, inside. Alder Wood, Black Lacquer Finish, Steel Wire Legs. Vitra Eames House Bird in Painted Black

Designed in 2016 for Swiss brand Vitra, Michel Charlot’s ‘Happy Bin’ introduces an unusual, organic-shaped design into usually austere office environments. Inspired by a Hans Arp sculpture, this playful plastic waste paper bin is styled in a sleek grey. Polypropylene Construction. Vitra Michel Charlot 2016 Happy Bin in Sky Grey

Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra in 2002, this 'Nuage' vase shows off a design aesthetic that’s reminiscent of billowing cloud formations. Upright cavities divide it into eight individual tubes that allow for the artful arrangement of flowers and grasses. Producing an attractive interplay of light and shadow, the vase can be fitted together with others from the range to create cloud formations. Anodised Aluminium, 8 Tubular Cavities, Rubber Stoppers, Also Available in Vitra & Small. Vitra Nuage Medium Vase in Light Silver

This little devil might not be intimidating in size, but its fiery red paint, horns and tail will do the trick. Part of Alexander Girard's 'The Wooden Dolls' collection, modelled on the 1952 original, it's reproduced by Vitra and hand-painted meaning each doll is completely unique. Solid Fir Wood, Hand Painted, Wooden Gift Box, Each wooden figure is a unique, individual product and is truly one of a kind. - Vitra Alexander Girard 1952 Wooden Doll Little Devil in Red

Alexander Girard’s 'The Wooden Dolls' are a family of figures - both joyful and grim - representing human and animal characters. Originally created to be enjoyed in the designer's Santa Fe home but released as re-editions for all to enjoy, No.17 doll (despite the sad face) is a whimsical addition to the home. It's made of solid fir wood and is hand painted, making each unique. Just like the original. Solid Fir Wood, Hand Painted, Wooden Gift Box, Vitra. Vitra Alexander Girard 1952 Wooden Doll No. 17 in Multi

Organise your belongings in style with this pale-rose toolbox by Vitra. Its grab-and-go build is crafted from durable ABS plastic and comes equipped with a large handle for easy carrying. Designed for multi-use, it’s simple yet practical and can be easily stowed away in your home, or office, when not in use. ABS Plastic, Carry Handle, Made in Germany. Vitra Toolbox in Pale Rose

The decorative 'Wooden Dolls', designed and made by Alexander Girard for his home in Santa Fe, have been imitated by Vitra as a playful decorative figure - as illustrated with this No.9 rendition. A collection of human and animal characters both joyful and grim, they are sure to add a charming and interesting touch to any home interior. Solid Fir Wood, Hand Painted, Wooden Gift Box, Each wooden figure is a unique, individual product and is truly one of a kind. - Vitra Alexander Girard 1952 Wooden Doll No. 9 in Multi

A sculpture by Hans Arp prompted Michel Charlot's design of the Vitra ‘Happy Bin’. Made from a robust plastic, it's styled in a fresh white and is sure to add a contemporary edge to any office space. Polypropylene Construction. Vitra Michel Charlot 2016 Happy Bin in White