Butterfly Stool Sori Yanagi, 1954

Butterfly Stool Sori Yanagi, 1954The iconic Butterfly Stool by the Japanese designer Sori Yanagi is a classic piece of furniture that uniquely combines Eastern forms with the plywood moulding technique developed by Charles and Ray Eames. The gently curving silhouette of the twin seat shells is reminiscent of a butterfly's wings eternally poised for flight. The stool is made of maple or palisander wood.

the image that inspired Fornasetti to coin the title Tema e Variazioni

which were the very first mass-produced objects made of threedimensionally moulded plywood

Arne Jacobsen 40mm Wrist Watch

The Grand Cru range provides practical kitchen basics that will last a lifetime

Material: wood

chosen by Vitra from the vast array of images created by Alexander Girard

anniversary or housewarming gift

each miniature requires five hours of careful manual work

This newest addition to the Danish company’s animal collection is a true reflection of their mission to capture personality with just a few details

Decorated with the face of the operatic muse Lina Cavalieri

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