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Designed by Jaime Hayon for &Tradition, the Elefy dining chair takes its name and inspiration from the rounded curves of an elephant.
This chair is defined by a soft, inviting seat shell attached to a swivel base in polished or epoxy-coated aluminum. Thanks to its comfortable seat, it's perfect for sitting for extended periods while dining or working. Available in various colors. -
Named after the "Flower Power" trend of the 1960s, the FlowerPot pendant lamp was designed in 1969 by Verner Panton. While it evokes a bygone era, it remains undeniably modern. Ideal for placing next to an armchair or sofa, or for hanging in a group in the dining room, the light is available in a variety of contemporary colors and blends seamlessly with different decorating styles. It is available in both matte and metallic finishes.
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Unlike many armchairs that are part of Scandinavian design, FLY doesn't impose any particular posture. The wide seat is designed for comfort, with loose cushions on the backrest that can be positioned to suit individual preferences. But FLY doesn't compromise on aesthetics or tradition in other aspects. The armchair's frame, with its slatted backrest, is made of solid waxed or stained oak. Thanks to this material and its treatment, the armchair ages gracefully and will only become more beautiful with time. Also available as a sofa and chaise lounge.
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Inspired by Scandinavian design and furniture craftsmanship, In Between is the result of designer Sami Kallio's extensive experience in traditional woodworking techniques and his eye for ingenious details. It began with a single chair, which then evolved into a furniture series that included both tables and chairs.
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The table is constructed of solid wood and treated with lacquer or oil. The central base is made of matte black metal.
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