Palissade's devoted following is well earned – elegant without being fragile, strong without being bulky, and 
as relevant today as it was in 2015.

In 1969, architect Anna Castelli Ferrieri proved 
storage could be round, lightweight, and modular. 
In 12 colors, it’s plenty of fun, too.

No chair is more coveted than Charles and Ray Eames’ iconic design. It’s occupied a rare piece of cultural territory since its debut in 1956.

“Sculpture is no good if it’s just put in a gallery,” 
Isamu Noguchi said in the 1930s. “It must be part 
of daily living.” His iconic table is just that.

Verner Panton made base and shade a single reflector; Panthella is form and function, inseparable.

Ergonomics for everyone: Embody promotes correct posture while giving you the freedom to move and reach.

The gold standard of office chairs, Aeron supports you
in every position – sitting, slouching, reclining, 
or any other way you sit.

The utilitarian crate, reinvented. HAY’s collapsible version is made from 100% recycled plastic in a rainbow of hues.