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Hohenzollernstraße 70
80801 Munich

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Opening times:
Mon-Fri 10 am - 7 pm
Sat 10 am - 4 pm
Grand Repos
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Eames Plastic Side Chair RE DSR
Eames Plastic Armchair RE DAW
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Eames Plastic Side Chair RE DSW
Aluminium Group EA 117
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Aluminium Group EA 119
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Eames Plastic Armchair RE DAR
Lounge Chair & Ottoman
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Aluminium Group EA 107 / EA 108
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Noguchi Coffee Table
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Eames Plastic Side Chair RE DSX
Akari 26A / 21A / 15A
Panton Chair
Soft Pad Group EA 219
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Lobby Chair ES 104
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Hang It All
AM Chair
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ACX Light
LTR Occasional Table
ID Soft Black Special
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Physix
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Toolbox RE
ID Mesh
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Soft Pad Group EA 217
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Ball Clock Limited Edition
Special Edition
Plywood Group LCW / LCW Leather
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Ball Clock
Grand Relax
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Eames Plastic Armchair RE LAR
Soft Seats
Tip Ton RE
Akari UF3-Q
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Akari BB3-33S
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Eames Fiberglass Chair DSW
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Eames Plastic Armchair RE RAR
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Nelson Bench
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Guéridon
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Akari 10A
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Sunflower Clock Black
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Corniches
Rookie
Castor for Vitra chairs
Aluminium Group EA 124
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Glides (1 Set) for Vitra Chairs
Eames Elephant
Akari 1N
Wooden Dolls
Lounge Chair & Ottoman Nubia
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Eames Fiberglass Chair DSR
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Rotary Tray
ACX Soft
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Evo-C
Standard
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NesTable
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Akari 20N
Akari UF4-33N
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Akari BB3-55DD
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Akari 55D / 75D
Akari 24N / 25N
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Softshell Chair with four-legged base
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Seat Cushion for Wire Chair (DKR/DKW/DKX/LKR)
Akari 13A
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Wire Chair DKR
Akari 16A
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Eames Stools
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Guéridon Bas
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Akari 1AG
Akari 1AY
Akari UF1-H
Akari 14A
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Akari 50EN / 70EN
Sunflower Clock
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Star Clock
Asterisk Clock
Eye Clock
Cone Clock
Eames House Bird
Visavis 2
Cork Family
Tabouret Solvay
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ID Soft
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Wire Chair DKX
Nuage Vase
Soft Pad Group EA 223
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Chaise Tout Bois
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Wire Chair LKR
Wooden Dolls Cat & Dog
L'Oiseau
Colour Block Blanket
Belleville Armchair Wood
Eames House Bird Walnut
Découpage Vase
Fan Clock
Mikado Armchair
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Eames Plastic Armchair RE DAX
EM Table
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.05
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Elephant Stool
Akari 3A
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Turbine Clock
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More about 'Vitra' in our journal

Stühle zum (Be)Sitzen, a smow Pop-up at the Grassi Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Leipzig

...As is the synthetic plastic employed in the Eames RAR that stands, rocks, literally and physically, next to Rietveld's Crate Lounge Chair; a RAR, a member of an Eames' 1950 plastic shell chair family, whose (hi)story is also a succinct overview of the use of synthetic plastics in furniture: originally in fibreglass, at that time an achingly novel material, and, arguably, the first synthetic plastic to enable the production of durable furniture in synthetic plastics, before considerations on the ecological sustainability and impact of fibreglass saw production switch to polypropylene, which itself began to be increasingly questioned in context of its ecological sustainability and impact, questioning which saw Vitra switch production of the Eames plastic shells in 2024 to a novel synthetic plastic won from recycled waste... A 1950s Denmark that also saw the origins of considerations on the possibility of a chair that it would be 1967 before it was realised and 1968 before it became a series product: Verner Panton's eponymous chair through Vitra...

Tsuyoshi Tane: The Garden House in the Vitra Design Museum Gallery and on the Vitra Campus, Weil am Rhein

...1 The exhibition Tsuyoshi Tane: The Garden House in the Vitra Design Museum Gallery, and the eponymous Garden House by Tsuyoshi Tane, the latest addition to the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein, allow one to approach not only a better appreciation of Tane's positions but also to experience how they influence and inform his approach, his works, his architecture... For all that Vitra is popularly associated with Weil am Rhein, Germany, the company's origins are to be found just across the border in Switzerland, specifically in Birsfelden on the edge of Basel, the association with Weil am Rhein being first forged in the early 1950s, a period when Vitra was still, primarily, a shop-fitting company, if one taking its first, tentative, steps into domestic interiors alongside retail interiors...

Living in a Box. Design and Comics @ the Vitra Design Museum Schaudepot, Weil am Rhein

..." Elegantly proving us very, very wrong the Vitra Design Museum's exhibition Living in a Box... How much a fan of modernism Tove Jansson is/was is much more questionable, not only does Moominmamma in telling Moominpappa not to move an object because "Mr Interior Decorator said it balances the green door", indicate a distrust of the dogmatic inflexibility of the modern leaning interior decorator that developed in the course of the post-War decades, a distrust that even a George Nelson shared, a dogma against which the Eames' reacted with their own home interior, and a position which also reminds of the tale "When Verner Panton decorated [then] Vitra CEO Rolf Fehlbaum's flat"...

Vitra Schaudepot: A New Home for the Vitra Design Museum Collection

...With the opening of the Vitra Schaudepot the Vitra Campus has not only grown by a further building, but the Vitra Design Museum has realised a long held dream, that of an exhibition space in which to present their collection in its full extent; or at least in a much fuller extent than has currently been possible... The Vitra Design Museum collection traces its origins back to 1981 when the then Vitra CEO Rolf Fehlbaum began buying historic examples of works by Charles & Ray Eames, Alvar Aalto and Jean Prouvé for his own interest; and has developed into a collection of some 20,000 objects, including around 7,000 chairs and 1,000 lamps from across genres, generations and geographic divides...

V&A Museum London: British Design 1948-2012. Innovation in the Modern Age

...Barber Osgerby currently work with Vitra, Magis, ClassiCon, flos...


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