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Introduction Dining Home Office & Stationery ClocksDecorative Objects Lighting Coat Racks & Shelves Pillows & BlanketsSmall Furniture
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New Vitra Accessories.
There’s no place like home – the only place where we can truly be ourselves. Our interiors reflect our personality: every object has its own story and is an expression of our individual identity. At Vitra, we believe in the principle of collage – the idea that a vibrant living space is not achieved by conforming to a unified plan, but rather gains character through a mix of old and new, classic and contemporary, favorite mementos and found objects.
The Vitra Accessories Collection embodies this conviction. It ranges from timeless creations by Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard and George Nelson to the newest products by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Stockholm-based design studio Front and Raw-Edges.
Eames “Sea Things” Collection. Products available for a limited time only.
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‘The role of the designer is that of a very good,
thoughtful host anticipating the needs of his guests.’
CHARLES EAMES
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High TraysRotary TraysTraysHerringbone BowlsHerringbone Trays
Morrison, 2017Morrison, 2014Morrison, 2017Raw-Edges, 2019Raw-Edges, 2019
Ø 300 x 140Ø 300 x 120
Ø 180/290/400Ø 195 x 120Ø 355 x 35
Item Designer mm
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Round GeometricSquare GeometricRound Lace
Table RunnersCoffee MugsAngel Candle HoldersCandle Holder
Girard, 1961Girard, 1961Girard, 1961
Girard, 1964Girard, 1971Girard, 1953Girard, 1963
Ø 13001200 x 1200
Ø 1300
400 x 1500Ø 75 x 95
120 x 161Ø 94-103 x 30-55
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Paper Napkins smallPaper Napkins largeClassic Trays largeClassic Trays mediumClassic Trays small
Various, 1947-1972Various, 1947-1972Girard/Eames, 1947-1974Girard/Eames, 1947-1974Girard, 1952-1974
250 x 250400 x 400460 x 360360 x 280280 x 280
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Home Office & Stationery
‘Inspired by cartoons and sculptures, my office products add a cheerful touch that will
brighten up any setting.’MICHEL CHARLOT H
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ToolboxO-TidyS-Tidy
Morrison, 2018Levy, 2010Charlot, 2016Charlot, 2016
90 x 35/70/100327 x 167
Ø 220 x 80315 x 250
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Happy Bin LHappy Bin SGreeting Cards largeGreeting Cards squareGreeting Cards mediumGreeting Cards small
Charlot, 2016Charlot, 2016Various, 1955-1971Various, 1955 -1971Various, 1955 -1971Various, 1955 -1971
Ø 300 x 375Ø 235 x 295
150 x 220220 x 220
115 x 17082 x 120
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Jongerius, 2016Jongerius, 2015Girard, 1966Girard, 1961-1971
Ø 37,5120 x 7940 x 80
370 x 400
Magnet Dots, set of 5
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Clocks
‘The simple joy of taking an idea into one’s own
hands and giving it proper form – that’s exciting.’
GEORGE NELSON Clo
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OrangeBeechMulticoloredRedBlack/BrassCherry
MulticoloredRedWalnutBlack
Asterisk ClockAsterisk Clock, BrassStar Clock
Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960
Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960
Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960
Ø 330Ø 330Ø 330Ø 330Ø 330Ø 330
Ø 470Ø 470Ø 470Ø 470
Ø 250Ø 250Ø 610
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Sunburst Clock
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Polygon ClockSpindle ClockWheel ClockSunflower Clock birchSunflower Clock black ash/brassFlock of ButterfliesPopsicle ClockPetal ClockTurbine ClockFan ClockEye Clock
Night ClockNight Clock BlackTripod ClockDiamond ClockChronopakCone BaseCone ClockCeramic Clock, Model #1Ceramic Clock, Model #2Ceramic Clock, Model #3Elihu the ElephantOmar the OwlFernando the Fish
Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960
Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960Nelson, 1948-1960
Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1947/1953Nelson, 1953Nelson, 1953Nelson, 1953Nelson, 1965Nelson, 1965 Nelson, 1965
Ø 430Ø 577Ø 455Ø 750Ø 750
Ø 610Ø 350 Ø 448Ø 765Ø 384
760 x 340
105 x 150105 x 150110 x 165
255 x 170170 x 115170 x 135150 x 170130 x 190155 x 225150 x 170
320 x 320270 x 255280 x 250
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Decorative Objects
‘I suppose my fascination with figures began with my fondness for Nativity scenes when I was
a little boy. I guess I thought they were real people. There were
wonderful creches in the churches of Florence, and I started to
collect my own.’ALEXANDER GIRARD D
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Plywood Mobile, APlywood Mobile, B Eames House BirdEames House Bird, walnutEames House WhaleEames Elephant (Plywood)Eames ElephantEames Elephant (small)
Eames, 1941Eames, 1941
Eames, 1945Eames, 1945Eames, 1945
320 x 400460 x 335 278 x 276278 x 276700 x 140785 x 415785 x 415390 x 210
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AlgueL’Oiseau marble*L’Oiseau ceramicL’Oiseau natural mapleVessel plainVessel rippedNuage céramique largeNuage céramique mediumNuage céramique smallNuage largeNuage medium Nuage smallCork Bowl largeCork Bowl small
Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2019Bouroullec, 2011Bouroullec, 2011Raw-Edges, 2019Raw-Edges, 2019Bouroullec, 2017Bouroullec, 2017Bouroullec, 2017Bouroullec, 2016Bouroullec, 2016Bouroullec, 2016Morrison, 2020Morrison, 2020
257 x 320245 x 150 245 x 150 245 x 150125 x 320133 x 250 195 x 270 195 x 160195 x 80
195 x 300195 x 240195 x 130
Ø 600 x 90Ø 300 x 55
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Resting BearResting CatResting Cat, smallResting BirdResting Bird, small
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Girard Ornament, MouseGirard Ornament, HeartGirard Ornament, DoveGirard Ornament, MoonGirard Ornament, SunGirard Ornament, StarGirard Ornament, RabbitGirard Ornament, Angel
Girard, 1965Girard, 1965Girard, 1965Girard, 1965Girard, 1965Girard, 1965Girard, 1965Girard, 1965
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Herringbone Collection
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Herringbone Collection
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Created by Raw-Edges, the Herringbone Collection emerged from the studio‘s interest in the technique of immersion dyeing. The transformation of objects when they are dipped in a dye bath exert an almost magical fascination for the design duo
Shay and Alkalay and Yael Mer.
In 2018, Raw-Edges conceived the furnishings and layout for an entire fl oor of the VitraHaus on the Vitra Campus. For this project, they developed a series of pillows and small, tree-like wooden objects with patterns based on the immersion dyeing
technique. These pieces met with great interest, which led to the decision to further refi ne the designs for mass production.
The resulting Herringbone Collection consists of the Herring-bone Pillows and the Herringbone Vessels. The color scheme and sharpness of the pattern contours vary depending on the
respective material.
Q&A Raw-Edges
In one interview, I read that you prefer surprises over clear messages (similar to contemporary dance) – how is
this inscribed in the Herringbone Collection?
«Surprise can also mean not having full control over the design. For example, the ceramic Herringbone pieces for
Vitra are all made by hand in an uncontrolled process. Each item will end up looking slightly diff erent; the quality
of the glaze line will have an unpredictable result. One line will be straight while another turns out wavy and curled. It is a fascinating result for ‘industrial’ products that are normally supposed to end up identical, but in this case
the outcome is more organic.»
What was the motivation for using a wide palette of materials (wood, textile, ceramic) in the Herringbone Collection?
Was that because you wanted to achieve diff erent goals and end eff ects?
«When we develop a system, a principle with certain rules, the motivation is to see how far we can push it and where
it can be applied and on what materials and shapes. It’s almost like checking an algorithm on diff erent
applications, investigating the potential for surprises and anticipating where disappointing results might occur.
Here the rule was to work with materials that can ‘hold’ a layer of color … wood, textile and ceramic being the
most obvious ones for home accessories.»
Credits:Interview by Eva Slunečková, published in ELLE Decoration Czech Republic 04/2019
Charles & Ray EamesRaw-Edges
Designer
Upon earning their degrees from the Royal College of Art in 2007, Israeli designers Shay Alkalay and Yael Mer founded the design studio Raw-Edges in London. They
develop furniture, installations and products, always placing an emphasis on playfulness and provocative illusion. Colors, patterns and movement are essential elements in the design duo’s award-winning work for
customers across the globe.
Sea Things
Charles & Ray Eames
Sea Things Sea Things
Charles & Ray EamesCharles & Ray Eames
Sea Things is a pattern created by Ray Eames in 1945. It shows a lovingly designed undersea world full of starfi sh,
jellyfi sh, crustacea, algae and other whimsical creatures. The pattern is conceived so that it can be repeated
horizontally or vertically, or only used in part – still always forming a lively underwater universe.
Ray Eames submitted Sea Things together with her design Crosspatch to the ‘Competition for Printed Fabrics’
organised by the New York Museum of Modern Art in 1947. Sea Things received an honourable mention and was
included in the exhibition ‘Printed Textiles for the Home’.
Vitra is reviving the cheerful motif for a limited period in close collaboration with Eames Demetrios, grandson
of Charles Eames and Director of the Eames Offi ce: Sea Things in a blue-green color will appear on the Paper
Napkins, Classic Trays and Table Runner, evoking a fresh, yet subtle ocean mood.
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Designer
Charles & Ray Eames
Charles and Ray Eames are counted among the most important fi gures of twentieth-century design.
Their work spans the fi elds of furniture design, fi lmmaking, photography and exhibition design.
The infl uence of Charles and Ray Eames was
fundamental to the development of Vitra. Its activity as a furniture manufacturer began in 1957 with the production of their designs. Yet it was not only the
products of Charles and Ray Eames that left their mark on Vitra. With their approach to and understanding of design, they made an ongoing contribution to the
values and goals of the company.
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Cork Marble
Marble is a natural stone that occurs in many parts of the world. Formed in the earth’s turbulent interior, each piece has a grain as unique as a fi ngerprint. Likewise, it comes in a vast range of colors, from bright white to amber, emerald green to pink and even, more rarely, black. Although rela-
tively commonplace, marble is diffi cult to extract and cut, so is associated with the idea of luxury.
Because it is extremely hard and very resistant marble is perfect for domestic use. Like all carbonate stones, it can withstand temperatures as high as 600° C and its dense
surface is easy to wipe and collects no dust, making it ideal for those with allergies. And, in the unlikely event it is dam-aged, marble can be polished back to perfection time and
time again.
Cork is a natural renewable material obtained from the bark of cork oak trees. Cork oaks are indigenous to the western
Mediterranean region, can attain an age of 250 to 350 years, and have been protected as a species in Portugal since the thirteenth century. The properties of cork make it ideal for furniture and interior objects: the material is hard-wearing, lightweight, pleasant to touch, food-safe, fl ame retardant,
waterproof and does not absorb surrounding odours.
Vitra uses premium-grade recycled cork, whose coarse grain gives the material a lively surface pattern.
Cork Bowls & Cork Family by Jasper MorrisonL’Oiseau by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and
Occasional Table LTR by Charles & Ray Eames
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Metal Wall Relief, HeartMetal Wall Relief, SunMetal Wall Relief, Little HeartMetal Wall Relief, DoveMetal Wall Relief, ArrowMetal Wall Relief, SnakeQuotes Posters
Girard, 1966Girard, 1966 Girard, 1966Girard, 1965Girard, 1966Girard, 1968Eames, 1950
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Standard Chair
Organic ArmchairDCWLa ChaiseDSWRARButterfly StoolCoconut ChairLounge Chair & OttomanHeart-Shaped Cone Chair
Wiggle Side Chair
Prouvé, 1930Hans Coray, 1938Eames & Saarinen, 1940Eames, 1945Eames, 1948Eames, 1950Eames, 1950Yanagi, 1954Nelson, 1955Eames, 1956Panton, 1959Panton, 1959/1960Gehry, 1972Bouroullec, 2008
70 x 13590 x 125
130 x 15580 x 120
250 x 13580 x 135105 x 11580 x 70
160 x 140140 x 135130 x 14085 x 14065 x 145101 x 130
Miniatures Collection Designer mm
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See the entire Miniatures Collection at vitra.com
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Landi Chair
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Silhouette Mermaid Silhouette Bull
Wooden DollsLittle DevilMother Fish & Child CatCat largeDog largeDog
Girard, 1965Girard, 1965
Girard, 1952Girard, 1952Girard, 1952Girard, 1952Girard, 1952Girard, 1952Girard, 1952
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80 x 145 – 45 x 305 46 x 140
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‘The same way that we hang our belongings on a rock jutting from a cliff before diving into the sea,
we need small, informal storage in everyday life too.’
RONAN & ERWAN BOUROULLEC
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Corniches largeCorniches mediumCorniches small
Bouroullec, 2012Bouroullec, 2012Bouroullec, 2012
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‘If you design a textile you don't have to design an entirely new piece. The skin alone can make the design new. That’s
why I find textiles interesting and also an important subject for
the future.’HELLA JONGERIUS
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Home Sweet HomeDouble Heart 2Double Heart
Herringbone Pillows
Girard, 1961Girard, 1961Girard, 1961
Girard, 1952Girard, 1952Girard, 1952
Raw-Edges, 2019
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Seat DotsColor Block BlanketsEames Wool Blankets
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Small Furniture
‘It’s about continually striving to make products better than
what already exists. That’s not always possible, but it’s what
motivates me.’JASPER MORRISON S
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Bouroullec, 2014Bouroullec, 2014Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2004Bouroullec, 2015Bouroullec, 2015Bouroullec, 2015
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All of the designs shown in this publication are protected by copyright. Vitra and the Vitra Design Museum have authorisation from the owners of the intellectual property rights to manufacture and distribute these designs and hold the exclusive worldwide rights for their production and sale. The following restrictions apply: Charles & Ray Eames → Worldwide distribution for the Organic Chair, La Chaise, Eames Elephant, Plywood Mobile, Classic Trays, Paper Napkins, Eames Quotes Posters, Eames Wool Blankets and for the Miniatures Collection, distribution rights for all other designs exclusively for Europe and the Middle East. For other regions, please contact Herman Miller Inc. | Alexander Girard → Worldwide distribution rights, with the exception of the Environmental Wall Hangings, for which the distribution rights are restricted to Europe and the Middle East. For other regions, please contact Herman Miller Inc. | George Nelson → Worldwide distribution rights for all clocks and Miniatures Collection; distribution rights for other designs exclusively for Europe and the Middle East. For other regions, please contact Herman Miller Inc. | Isamu Noguchi → Distribution rights for Akari Light Sculptures restricted toVitra holds the distribution rights in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Distribution rights for the Coffee Table held by Herman Miller Inc. for North America; distribution rights for the Dining Table held by Knoll Inc. for North America. | Sori Yanagi → Distribution rights for the Butterfly Stool restricted to Europe, Africa and North and South America. | Classic Pillows → Distribution rights for Europa and Japan. For other regions, please contact Maharam Inc.
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Art Direction:Benjamin Sprich
Concept:Apartamento Studios
Photography: Connie Hüsser (styling), Lorenz Cugini (interiors), Marc Eggimann (products), © Eames Office, LLC, © Mark Cocksedge
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