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Luminator finish:White Egon Eiermann originally designed this

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Description

Egon Eiermann originally designed this room divider in 1968 for the entrance hall and the conference rooms at the German Parliament

namely the sled base with a gentle upward curve towards the front

Cité Armchair by Jean Prouvé for Vitra

making the product ideal for contract use

Marcel Breuer designed the Wassily Chair in 1925 while working as an apprentice at the Bauhaus

Luminator finish:White Egon Eiermann originally designed thisLuminator Floor Lamp by Pietro Chiesa for FontanaArte. Part of Pietro Chiesa's first projects in 1933, the Luminator is structured with a thin metal shaft and open cone top with the light source bulb inside. This lamp emits indirect light and has an abstract and unique style, The single element sits on a circular base.

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