The Jehs + Laub collection for KnollStudio is inspired by the structure and geometry of previous projects by Knoll by Mies van der Rohe, Florence Knoll and Harry Bertoia. Its rounded and wide structure of the Lounge Chair has an aerodynamic line with a seat and a composed and inviting interior inspired by traditional quilting.

Che chair is inspired bt the K2 model. K2 chair is a modern armchair with a classic design. Its main feature is the asymmetrical design which gives it a very functional and strong identity compared to other symmetrical chairs. Thanks to this particular design, the seat can be adapted to different positions for those who use it, never losing comfort. The chair is suitable for any modern environment, from a living room to a bedroom.The charm of K2 is the same from all angles and is therefore very suitable as a freestanding chair. The steel base guarantees great stability and strength.

In 2014 Christophe Pillet and Offecct created the exceptional Ezy Easy chair. Simplicity, elegance, normality are the perfect adjectives for this chair, created with the aim of giving a functional, normal and long-lasting design. The dimensions of the chair are perfectly calculated to create comfort and relaxation in a universal home environment.

The Roar and Rabbit chair is an extremely ergonomic chair with a comfortable design. Studied in detail such as the seams on the sides, it can be adapted to any design environment of the house. Comfort and elegance are the hallmarks of this chair.The painted steel legs are detached from the rest of the chair giving strength to the structure. Design, comfort, elegance, refinement are the right adjectives for this chair.

The chair is inspired by the Oslo Chair model. The Oslo Chair is the result of an eccentric collection of designers. The particular color and comfort immediately stand out. The lines are modern and simple, ideal in a contemporary living room. The whole chair is wrapped in quality fabric, which covers the entire structure. The very thin and elongated feet are in steel or aluminum. Their shape creates an almost floating seat. The perfection of the chair allows it to be glued in a modern living room but also in a design studio, with the right attention to the customer's well-being.

Chair inspired by the Chair One model. Born from a project by Konstantin Grcic, Chair One is formed by the composition of irregular triangles. It represents a masterpiece of lightness and dynamism, which rests on four legs with a regular section. The chair is studied exploiting the potential of aluminum: lightness, versatility and dynamism. The Chair One is an excellent furnishing both for the interior and for the outside, but above all it represents an icon of contemporary design.

The R160 Contour Chair is a true celebration of mid-century modern design, instantly recognizable for its elegant silhouette and sculptural presence. Designed for complete relaxation, it features an optional ottoman to support extended moments of comfort and tranquility. Wrapped in luxurious cashmere upholstery, the chair’s enveloping curves provide both visual harmony and ergonomic support. Every detail is crafted with care — from the button tufted backrest to the solid ash wood legs that blend natural warmth with structural integrity. A design icon perfect for boutique hotels, luxury residences, and interior design projects that demand timeless style.

The Highback Scoop-Inspired Chair is a modern masterpiece that brings together ergonomic comfort and sculptural elegance. Designed with a proportioned, hollowed seat that gently embraces the body, this chair creates a personal cocoon of relaxation within a refined architectural frame. Its fluid, continuous shell, made of rigid injection-molded foam, is upholstered in premium fabric or leather to highlight its smooth, uninterrupted lines. Slender copper legs add a luxurious contrast, giving the chair a refined, high-end appeal. Perfect for luxury interiors, lobby lounges, high-end boutiques, and design-forward homes.

The Pony Chair, inspired by the legendary design of Eero Aarnio, transforms any space into a conversation-starting showcase of playful elegance. With the appearance of a three-dimensional toy, this sculptural seat is not just for children—it’s designed to fit adult dimensions comfortably, making it a true design object for all ages. Crafted to evoke imagination, creativity, and comfort, the Pony-inspired chair is ideal for modern homes, boutique hotels, and luxury lounges that embrace bold, artistic statements. Its curvy silhouette and vivid personality bring a smile and spark storytelling in every room it occupies.

Inspired by the sleek and functional Reception Chair by Maxwell Blake, this armchair embodies the essence of modern minimalism blended with timeless elegance. Designed to provide superior comfort and visual harmony, it’s an ideal piece for both professional office settings and luxurious residential spaces. The solid steel frame ensures structural durability, while the premium fabric upholstery delivers a refined aesthetic suitable for high-end interiors. Its soft, supportive lines are perfect for moments of relaxation, meetings, or refined lounge areas. Whether placed in executive offices, hotel lobbies, or modern design studios in Dubai, Doha, or Riyadh, this chair seamlessly complements contemporary environments with understated style.

The Onda-Inspired Chair pays homage to the visionary Italian design trio De Pas, D’Urbino & Lomazzi, whose work helped define the spirit of modern Italian pop design. Originally conceived during the golden age of innovation in the 1960s–1980s Milan design scene, this piece blends avant-garde aesthetics with the timeless elegance of classic Italian craftsmanship. Characterized by its bold curves, generous padding, and architectural silhouette, the Onda Chair is both a statement of comfort and style. Its distinctive shape and vibrant presence make it a centerpiece in luxury villas, high-end hotels, showrooms, and exclusive design studios across Dubai, Doha, and Riyadh.

The Barcelona Triple Ottoman pays tribute to the timeless design of Mies van der Rohe, reinterpreting one of his most iconic creations in a refined and versatile three-seat version. Originally conceived in 1929 for the German Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Barcelona, this luxurious ottoman was designed as a throne-like seating solution for the Spanish royal family. With its sleek stainless steel frame and hand-finished leather upholstery, this piece embodies the essence of Bauhaus minimalism and modernist elegance. Perfectly suited for luxury hotels, executive offices, boutiques, or private villas in Dubai, Doha, and Riyadh, the Barcelona Triple Ottoman becomes a symbol of status and design culture.

The chair is inspired by the Metropolitan Chair model. The hallmark of this elegant armchair is the seats that run uninterruptedly in the armrests. The small Metropolitan Chair rests on a revolving aluminum base with four spokes, elegant in every aspect. This armchair is an ideal design object for the comfortable and formal spaces of every interior design, where excellence and elegance come together in an inimitable compromise.

Inspired by the iconic Ro Chair by Jaime Hayon, this lounge chair embodies the perfect union of comfort, serenity, and refined style. "Ro," meaning tranquility in Danish, captures the essence of a peaceful retreat within a bold and sculptural silhouette. Its enveloping structure invites the user to relax, disconnect, and enjoy a private moment of calm. The chair features a gracefully curved backrest and generously cushioned seat, offering unmatched ergonomic support. The soft, flowing lines are complemented by high-end upholstery options—ranging from velvet to wool blends—making it a standout piece in luxury hotel suites, residential interiors, and exclusive lounges across Dubai, Doha, and other design-forward destinations.

Inspired by the legendary Barcelona Chair, this armchair is a symbol of timeless elegance and minimalist sophistication. Originally designed in 1929 by Mies Van Der Rohe for the German Pavilion at the International Exposition in Barcelona, the chair was conceived as a modern “throne” for the Spanish royal couple. Drawing inspiration from the ancient Roman curule seat and Egyptian folding stools, this design masterpiece blends classical references with Bauhaus simplicity. Its refined silhouette, distinctive button-tufted upholstery, and sturdy X-shaped chrome frame embody the principles of "less is more". The balance between luxury and structural rigor makes it a perfect icon for luxury interiors, lobbies, and design-focused residences.

The Vertex Chair is an architectural piece of design that redefines modern seating through bold geometry and faceted surfaces. Designed to resemble a sculpted monolith, the chair’s sharp lines and triangular planes evoke the precision of digital design and architectural innovation. Conceived as part of a larger Vertex collection, the chair integrates seamlessly into a variety of contemporary environments—from luxury dining rooms and banquet halls to conference rooms and concept spaces. Its lightweight yet durable structure makes it ideal for indoor and outdoor use, blending form, function, and futurism. Whether placed individually or grouped in composition with Vertex tables, the result is a sophisticated environment where art meets utility.

The Heart Chair, inspired by the visionary work of Verner Panton, is a sculptural and expressive reinterpretation of the classic wingback armchair. Designed in 1959 as a bold evolution of the Cone Chair, this masterpiece features a dramatically flared backrest that forms a heart-shaped silhouette, offering both comfort and a distinctive visual identity. Its generous dimensions and enveloping form make it ideal for creating focal points in luxury interiors, from hotel lobbies to high-end residential spaces. The swivel base in polished stainless steel ensures both elegance and practicality, while premium upholstery options allow seamless integration into a range of sophisticated settings.

The chair is inspired by the Cone Chair model. The Cone Chair was originally designed for a Danish restaurant. It has the shape of a cone, a classical geometric figure from which the name derives. The seat rests on a revolving base in stainless steel. The shell is padded with a semicircle and extends upwards, creating the structure of the back and the armrests, thus giving life to a very comfortable armchair. Verner Panton, who designed it, established himself as a designer in the late 1950s. Panton anticipated some elements of Pop Art, at the same time combining elegance with Scandinavian modernism in the construction of the bases. The most famous projects in this series are the Cone Chair and the Heart Cone Chair.

Inspired by the visionary work of Verner Panton, this chair represents a breakthrough in modern furniture design. Known as the first chair to be manufactured from a single piece of molded plastic, the Panton Chair merges avant-garde form with ergonomic function. Its fluid, sculptural silhouette offers comfort, versatility, and a bold design statement. Suitable for a variety of settings—from luxury interiors and designer studios to cutting-edge commercial spaces—this piece captures the energy and experimentation of the 1960s while remaining timeless in appeal.

Inspired by Ron Arad’s revolutionary Voido Chair, this sculptural lounge piece combines avant-garde aesthetics with ergonomic comfort. Its flowing, continuous form is crafted to create a sense of movement and fluidity, while its bold curves offer a unique visual impact in both residential and commercial interiors. The Voido-inspired chair is available in a variety of refined matte or glossy finishes, making it a versatile statement for luxury villas, modern art spaces, high-end hotel lobbies, or outdoor terraces. The chair’s contemporary shape reflects both futuristic design and a commitment to artful comfort.

Inspired by Ron Arad’s iconic Clover Chair, this design celebrates fluidity, versatility, and sculptural elegance. Crafted from durable, weather-resistant polyethylene, the chair’s organic curves create an inviting and visually captivating form that enhances both interior settings and outdoor spaces. Whether placed around a modern dining table or nestled on a luxury villa terrace, the Clover Chair brings a unique artistic identity to any environment. Its bold yet playful silhouette makes it a standout piece in boutique hotels, designer gardens, and contemporary homes.

The Big Mushroom Chair is more than a piece of furniture—it's a bold design statement that transcends era and trend. With its soft, voluminous curves and inviting organic form, this lounge chair offers a visual and tactile experience of total comfort. The generous shape envelops the body, encouraging relaxation, while its sculptural silhouette commands attention in any modern interior. A masterpiece of timeless design, the Big Mushroom exudes character and softness, ideal for luxury villas, hotel lobbies, design studios, and exclusive lounges.

The Monstera Chair, inspired by the iconic tropical leaf and designed by Philip Ahlström, merges botanical elegance with futuristic design. Its sculptural silhouette echoes the unique shape and veins of the Monstera plant, transforming organic inspiration into a striking design object. Shiny, fluid, and contemporary, the chair blends naturalism with modern artistry, resulting in a piece that transcends function—becoming a true statement of style. Ideal for luxury interiors, concept spaces, and avant-garde environments, the Monstera Chair is a celebration of form, nature, and innovation.

The Corona Chair by Poul Volther is a true symbol of Scandinavian modernism. Designed in 1961, this bold armchair features a distinctive sequence of elliptical cushions that follow the natural curvature of the body, offering excellent support and multiple comfortable seating positions. Inspired by images of solar eclipses, Volther's design reflects both functionality and artistic expression. The spacing between the cushions not only ensures breathability and lightness, but also recalls his early post-war experiments—when designers had to minimize material use. The result is a sculptural, floating chair that perfectly combines visual elegance with ergonomic performance. Ideal for modern villas, executive lounges, and luxury interiors, the Corona Chair is a timeless statement piece that continues to captivate architects and collectors worldwide.

The Tabano Chair is a statement piece where sculptural aesthetics and ergonomic function meet in perfect harmony. Designed for modern luxury interiors, its generous curves and enveloping silhouette offer both visual impact and unparalleled comfort. The wide headrest “wings” aren’t just decorative—they provide acoustic and visual privacy, ideal for reading corners, executive lounges, or grand living rooms. The chair’s dual-texture concept features a tight, refined outer shell and a soft, inviting inner lining. These contrasting finishes are connected by a distinctive perimeter zipper, creating a unique decorative accent that emphasizes craftsmanship and detail. The matching oval ottoman mirrors the chair’s curved lines, making the Tabano Chair a complete lounging experience—perfect for relaxation in luxury villas, boutique hotels, and contemporary residences.

The Aki Armchair is the result of an extensive design journey, created to offer a versatile and sculptural seating solution capable of complementing both contemporary and classic interiors. It’s a tribute to softness, balance, and refined design language, effortlessly adapting to different stylistic environments. Its bold yet harmonious silhouette makes Aki more than just an armchair—it becomes an expressive accent piece. Whether chosen in monochrome tones, vibrant hues, or a chic total black, the Aki Armchair transforms to match any design vision, from minimalist to maximalist. Aki is the perfect addition to luxury lounges, designer living rooms, hospitality suites, or boutique hotel interiors, offering comfort and character in equal measure.

Originally designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich in 1929–1930 for the Tugendhat House in Brno, this model embodies the essence of modernist design. A true classic of 20th-century furniture, the Brno Chair is renowned for its sleek silhouette, floating cantilever structure, and pure functional elegance. This contemporary reinterpretation features a C-shaped tubular or flat steel frame, expertly bent from a single piece to form the arms and cantilever base. The seat and backrest, both ergonomically shaped and upholstered in premium leather, offer ideal comfort and sophistication for luxury interiors. Perfect for executive offices, conference rooms, high-end dining spaces, or modern villas, this chair reflects the minimalist Bauhaus philosophy while ensuring absolute comfort and timeless style.

This refined two-seat bench is inspired by the iconic Barcelona Bench, originally designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1929 for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona International Exhibition. A masterpiece of Bauhaus simplicity and regal elegance, it was conceived to host Spanish royalty and has since become a timeless icon of modern design. Characterized by its clean, horizontal lines and meticulously hand-tufted leather cushions, this bench merges form, function, and elegance. The stainless steel or wooden base complements the fine upholstery, offering durability and sophistication in equal measure. Perfect as a luxury seating solution in grand entrances, hotel lobbies, residential interiors, showrooms, or dressing areas, this bench expresses quiet power, architectural clarity, and understated opulence.

The Stool is inspired by the Ottoman Barcelona model. The Ottoman Barcelona (two seat) was designed by the architect-designer Mies Van der Rohe. This Ottoman historian is a furnishing item that expresses refinement, elegance, class and comfort. It was designed in 1929 as a furnishing accessory for the German pavilion at the International Exhibition held in Barcelona. The pieces of this series would be used by the royal Spaniards for the memorial party of the palace, and they would have to act as a "throne". The design is direct and essential and follows the design line that Van der Rohe held throughout his career. The mix of fine leather and sparkling metal is perfect for any type of furniture and shows a particular elegance.

The Barcelona Ottoman is a true icon of modern design, originally created by legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1929 for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona International Exhibition. Conceived as a throne for Spanish royalty, this piece represents architectural purity, functional elegance, and royal prestige. The ottoman features a minimalist yet bold form—a stainless steel X-frame base paired with luxurious leather upholstery, expertly hand-tufted and stitched. Its harmony of refined materials and geometric proportions reflects Van der Rohe’s celebrated design philosophy: “less is more.” Whether used as a standalone piece or paired with the matching Barcelona Chair, this ottoman elevates residential interiors, luxury hotel lobbies, executive suites, and art-driven spaces. It’s more than a footrest—it’s a design statement.

The Shrimp Chair is a contemporary masterpiece that merges marine-inspired aesthetics with cutting-edge design. Shaped like an egg to evoke intimacy and comfort, the chair is embraced by a beautifully curved wooden exoskeleton, offering both structure and natural elegance. Its name pays tribute to the fluid, organic movement of marine life, translating into a seat that feels as alive as it looks. The chair's interior is carefully padded for ergonomic support, making it ideal for reading, relaxing, or quiet contemplation. The base, finished in matte chrome, complements the wood grain with a modern metallic contrast. With its bold personality and graceful silhouette, the Shrimp Chair becomes the centerpiece in luxury homes, hotel suites, design studios, or corporate lounges. It’s not just a chair—it’s a sculptural object of comfort.

Originally designed by Marc Newson for the prestigious Italian brand Cappellini, the Felt Chair is a true embodiment of innovative design and sculptural form. A masterpiece of the 1990s, this chair reflects Newson’s signature blend of organic curves and futuristic aesthetics, making it a coveted icon in the world of contemporary furniture. Crafted in molded fiberglass, the Felt Chair is both lightweight and durable, with a sleek profile that seamlessly complements modern interiors. Its enveloping structure provides both comfort and visual intrigue, while its elevated metal base adds a touch of industrial elegance. Available in a variety of vibrant or neutral colors, the chair adapts beautifully to a range of architectural settings—from avant-garde residences and creative studios to designer showrooms and luxury lounges.

Inspired by the iconic Sort Lobster Shelley Chair, this armchair showcases the essence of Danish design mastery, combining form, function, and craftsmanship in one seamless structure. The chair features a distinctive protective wooden shell, sculpted with precision to mimic the flowing lines of a lobster shell. Inside, the seating area is upholstered in premium leather or eco-leather, riveted for a tailored look and offering an experience of exceptional comfort and ergonomic support. The soft curves embrace the body, creating a cocoon-like sensation of relaxation and privacy. Whether placed in a modern villa, hotel lobby, executive lounge, or a refined home setting, the Lobster Shell Chair is a statement of elegance and refined taste. It bridges the gap between sophisticated and casual, making it a versatile addition to any luxury interior.

Inspired by Finn Juhl’s original 1940s design, the Pelican Chair is a statement of free-form creativity, organic shapes, and sculptural elegance. Characterized by its enveloping backrest and rounded, soft contours, the chair embraces the body in a gesture of comfort and modern artistry. Originally unveiled as part of a Danish design exhibition, the chair drew inspiration from the "free art" movement, and its form is reminiscent of a bird's open wings – hence the name Pelican. The design was radical at the time, and still today, it remains an object of admiration and relevance in modern and contemporary interiors. The chair’s sculptural seat and back are crafted for maximum comfort, supported by wooden or lacquered legs, and available in a variety of luxurious fabrics and colors. It’s ideal for boutique hotels, art-inspired lounges, modern villas, and curated interior spaces where design meets comfort.

Farg and Blanche created the Emily chair for dining or conference tables. The back of the chair creates curves around the seat to form the arms. The padding is quilted in divided sections that give life to a simple but elegant pattern on both sides of the back support. The legs in solid ash come out of the stuffing from the short sleeves of material under the seat. Its essential and elegant design combined with simplicity make the Emily chair a fragment of history in contemporary and modern design.

The Him & Her Chairs are bold, provocative, and sculpturally elegant furnishings that fuse art, form, and function. Designed using the silhouettes of a male and a female body, these chairs are more than just seating—they are statements of cultural and aesthetic expression. Made from durable polyethylene, Him and Her are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, offering resistance to weather, wear, and fading. Their glossy, sculpted surfaces follow the natural lines of the body with seductive harmony and anatomical precision, transforming the act of sitting into an experience of art and design appreciation. Despite their artistic power, these chairs maintain lightness and usability, standing as iconic pieces in contemporary homes, art galleries, concept stores, or design-driven hospitality environments. They are a true symbol of plastic beauty, body language, and cultural commentary.