The cartoon simplicity of these camping chairs belies the craftsmanship that went into their molded and laminated beech-wood construction. Unlike the activity from which they take their name, we recommend keeping these indoors.
Curating a set of effortlessly mismatched dining chairs can be a difficult task, unless it’s designed that way. Spindle legs and a classic Swedish stick back are the family ties that bind this series of beech-wood chairs; Lina Nordqvist mutated the chairs’ modernist DNA to create a set of four fraternal seats that can stand alone but belong together.
After a long day at work it would feel so good to sit down and settle back in black. Victor's FSC-certified maple frame gives a geometric edge to the soft Belgian linen cushions; This armchair was designed by Paul Loebach for Matter, and is one of a series featuring two sizes of sofa and an ottoman.
The unusual name for Häberli’s chair comes from artist Paul Klee’s description of drawing. The chair’s steel frame is covered with injected polyurethane foam. Upholstering options vary. Base options include fixed, swivel, or with a footrest.
Whether you're braving the darkened wilderness on a camping expedition or want to keep a little bedside light handy in case of a nighttime blackout, having a reliable flashlight (or Torch) around is always a good idea. This beech wood model by Jonas Damon features an LED bulb, which makes for a longer lasting, more directed beam.
