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The Eames Wire Base Low Table was designed in 1950 by Charles and Ray Eames. For this Herman Miller x HAY version, the original’s wooden top is now rendered in an outdoor-safe tempered glass with a color palette chosen by HAY. The beveled edges of the cast-glass top create a delightful interplay of color and…
Designed in 1964 by Charles and Ray Eames, the Universal Base Table is an elegant take on the modern round dining table, but versatile enough to use in any room in your home. For this Herman Miller x HAY version, the original’s wooden top is now rendered in outdoor-safe tempered glass in a color palette…
Designed in 1964 by Charles and Ray Eames, the Universal Base Table is an elegant take on the modern round dining table, but versatile enough to use in any room in your home. For this Herman Miller x HAY version, the original’s wooden top is now rendered in outdoor-safe tempered glass in a color palette…
Evoking Salvador Dalí’s 1930s artwork Mae West’s Face which May be Used as a Surrealist Apartment, this big pair of red lips may be the most playful sofa you’ve ever owned. Designed in 1971, the Bocca Sofa was reissued in 2004 in hard polyethylene, making this functional piece of Pop art suitable for both indoor…
With its futuristic look, the Luminator Floor Lamp—an object in MoMA’s collection designed in 1954 by Achille and Giacomo Castiglioni—was ahead of its time. Originally produced in anthracite, the Luminator is now also available in striking pop colors. Elegant in its simplicity, the Luminator is composed of a painted stainless steel tube on a detachable…
With its futuristic look, the Luminator Floor Lamp—an object in MoMA’s collection designed in 1954 by Achille and Giacomo Castiglioni—was ahead of its time. Originally produced in anthracite, the Luminator is now also available in striking pop colors. Elegant in its simplicity, the Luminator is composed of a painted stainless steel tube on a detachable…
The LCW Lounge Chair, designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1945, began as an experiment, created via a machine that molded plywood with the help of heat and a bicycle pump. Today, the low-slung chair features an expertly crafted molded seat and back that cradles you in comfort. This version of the chair, created…
The Swag Leg Desk has a sculptural look, with signature curved metal legs. The desk offers colorful cubbyholes at the back for organization, with one slot for a 15″ laptop. It also features two molded pull-out drawers and a grommet for cord management. The Nelson Swag Leg Desk was designed by George Nelson, whose work…
Designed in 1960, this Steps Rug features an iconic mid-century textile design by Alexander Girard. The fabric is 100% cotton in a flatweave construction, manufactured by Maharam, a company founded in Chicago in 1902 by Russian immigrant Louis Maharam. Girard, who was born in New York City in 1907, is known for the fabrics he…
Designed in 1960, this Steps Rug features an iconic mid-century textile design by Alexander Girard. The fabric is 100% cotton in a flatweave construction, manufactured by Maharam, a company founded in Chicago in 1902 by Russian immigrant Louis Maharam. Girard, who was born in New York City in 1907, is known for the fabrics he…
Designed in 1960, this Steps Rug features an iconic mid-century textile design by Alexander Girard. The fabric is 100% cotton in a flatweave construction, manufactured by Maharam, a company founded in Chicago in 1902 by Russian immigrant Louis Maharam. Girard, who was born in New York City in 1907, is known for the fabrics he…
MoMA Exclusive: Originally conceived in the 17th century by French physicist Edme Mariotte, Newton’s Cradle was an experiment in momentum in energy. Named after Sir Isaac Newton, the device became a pop culture hit in the 20th century as a meditative desk toy. This vibrant MoMA edition of the iconic design has been reimagined by…
MoMA Exclusive: Create a dazzling tablescape. Designed in Italy by a heritage brand founded in 1876, these Geocromia porcelain dinnerware pieces will delight your guests and bring joy to everyday meals. The designs are characterized by a mix of colors, stripes and geometric shapes— a visual symphony of vibrant and delicate shades, which are intertwined…
MoMA Exclusive: Create a dazzling tablescape. Designed in Italy by a heritage brand founded in 1876, these Geocromia porcelain dinnerware pieces will delight your guests and bring joy to everyday meals. The designs are characterized by a mix of colors, stripes and geometric shapes— a visual symphony of vibrant and delicate shades, which are intertwined…
MoMA Exclusive: Create a dazzling tablescape. Designed in Italy by a heritage brand founded in 1876, these Geocromia porcelain dinnerware pieces will delight your guests and bring joy to everyday meals. The designs are characterized by a mix of colors, stripes and geometric shapes— a visual symphony of vibrant and delicate shades, which are intertwined…
MoMA Exclusive: Cleverly designed for versatility, the Two-Way Side Table is a strikingly simple, shape-shifting piece. Crafted from planes of transparent acrylic, this small table playfully interacts with its surroundings, creating new colors and reflections specific to the space it lives in. The 16h x 18w x 10″ design can be used horizontally as an…
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