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Covers, Surfaces and Colours Bezugsmaterialien Covers, surfaces and colours 2012 Bezugsmaterialien, Oberflächen und Farben Bezugsmaterialien, OberflächenFarben und 2012 Covers, surfaces 2012 and colours Covers, Covers, surfaces and colours 2012 Bezugsmaterialien, Oberflächen und Farben Product and material overview / Produkt- und Materialübersicht 2 - 15 Covers / Bezugsmaterialien 17 - 32 Surfaces / Oberflächen 33 - 42 Systems / Systeme 43 - 53 1 Product / Produkt Designer Product / Produkt Designer Material Page / Seite Material Page / Seite .03 Maarten van Severen Alcove Highback Love Seat Work Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Metal / Metall 36 Credo 19 Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Laser** 20 Leather / Leder 21 .04 Maarten van Severen Metal / Metall 36 Alcove Sofa & Ottoman Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Credo 19 Laser** 20 .05* Maarten van Severen Panamone* 24 Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Alcove Table Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec .06 Maarten van Severen Melamine / Melamin 35 Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Metal / Metall 36 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 AC 4 Antonio Citterio Leather / Leder 21 Algue Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Plano 24 Plastic / Kunststoff 37 ACSU Antonio Citterio 44 Aluminium Group Chairs Charles & Ray Eames Hopsak 20 Ad Hoc Antonio Citterio 44 Leather / Leder 21 Netweave / Netzgewebe Aluminium Chair 23 Ad Hoc Solitäre Antonio Citterio 45 Plano 24 Ad Usum Antonio Citterio 45 Amoebe Verner Panton Tonus 31 AIRLINE Norman Foster Metal / Metall 37 Amoebe Highback Verner Panton Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Tonus 31 Vinyl Valencia 31 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Antony Jean Prouvé Metal / Metall 36 Albula Table Antonio Citterio Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Linoleum 34 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 ArchiMeda Alberto Meda 45 Alcove Highback Sofa / Alcove Highback System Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Basel Chair Jasper Morrison Credo 19 Plastic / Kunststoff 37 Laser** 20 Solid Wood / Massivholz 41 * Not for UK. * Not for UK. 2 ** UK market: Fabric only suitable for use in public spaces. ** UK market: Fabric only suitable for use in public spaces. 3 Product / Produkt Designer Product / Produkt Designer Material Page / Seite Material Page / Seite Bistro Table / Bistro Standup Table Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Cushions ”Repeat“ * by Hella Jongerius, provided by Maharam, New York 27 Melamine / Melamin 35 Metal / Metall 36 Cushions ”Textiles of the 20th century“ * provided by Maharam, New York 29 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Dining Table Isamu Noguchi Bovist* Hella Jongerius HPL 35 Bovist 18 Eames Contract Table Charles & Ray Eames Butterfly Stool Sori Yanagi Melamine / Melamin 35 Veneer / Furnier 41 Metal / Metall 36 C1 Verner Panton Eames Desk Unit / Eames Storage Unit Charles & Ray Eames Laser** 20 MDF 35 Leather / Leder 21 Tonus 31 Eames Elephant Charles & Ray Eames Plastic / Kunststoff 37 Caddy Christoph Ingenhoven 45 Eames Plastic Armchair Charles & Ray Eames Cité Jean Prouvé Hopsak 20 Cité 18 Plastic / Kunststoff 38 Leather / Leder 21 Metal / Metall 36 Eames Plastic Side Chair Charles & Ray Eames Hopsak 20 Click Alberto Meda 46 Plastic / Kunststoff 38 Coconut George Nelson Eames Segmented Table Charles & Ray Eames Hopsak 20 Melamine / Melamin 35 Leather / Leder 21 Metal / Metall 37 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Coffee Table Isamu Noguchi Solid Wood / Massivholz 41 Eames Tables Charles & Ray Eames 46 Cone Chair & Stool Verner Panton Eames Tandem Seating Charles & Ray Eames Tonus 31 Leather / Leder 21 Vinyl ETS 31 Cone Table Verner Panton HPL 35 Elephant Stool Sori Yanagi Plastic / Kunststoff 38 Cork Family Jasper Morrison Cork / Kork 34 * Not for UK. 4 ** UK market: Fabric only suitable for use in public spaces. 5 Product / Produkt Designer Product / Produkt Designer Material Page / Seite Material Page / Seite Elliptical Table ETR Charles & Ray Eames HeadLine Mario Bellini & Claudio Bellini HPL 35 Cap 2 18 Leather perforated / Leder gelocht 22 EM Table Jean Prouvé Skin 27 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Heart Cone Chair Verner Panton Flower Sanaa Tonus 31 Micropore 22 Home Desk George Nelson Folding Screen Charles & Ray Eames HPL 35 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 ID Chair Concept Antonio Citterio Follow Me Antonio Citterio 49 Diamond Mesh 19 Leather / Leder 21 Freeform Sofa & Ottoman Isamu Noguchi Plano 24 Soft 29 Plastic / Kunststoff 38 Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Grand Repos & Panchina / Ottoman Antonio Citterio Silk Mesh 27 Cosy with contrast seam* / Cosy mit Kontrastnaht* 18 Leather / Leder 21 Jill Alfredo Häberli Leather Grand / Leder Grand 21 Metal / Metall 37 Leather Natural / Leder Natural 21 Plano 24 Leather Premium / Leder Premium 22 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Guéridon Jean Prouvé Joyn & Joyn Conferencing Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec 47 HPL 35 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Kast Maarten van Severen MDF 35 Guéridon Bas Jean Prouvé Metal / Metall 36 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 HAL Jasper Morrison Kuubo Naoto Fukasawa Plano 24 MDF 35 Plastic / Kunststoff 38 Metal / Metall 37 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 HAL Table Jasper Morrison La Chaise Charles & Ray Eames Melamine / Melamin 35 Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Metal / Metall 36 6 * Not for UK. 7 Product / Produkt Designer Product / Produkt Designer Material Page / Seite Material Page / Seite La Fonda Coffee Table Charles & Ray Eames Meda Conference Alberto Meda Marble / Marmor 34 Leather / Leder 21 HPL 35 Metal / Metall 37 Netweave / Netzgewebe Meda Chair 23 Level 34 Werner Aisslinger 48 Nova 23 Living Tower Verner Panton Meda Gate Alberto Meda Tonus 31 Leather / Leder 21 Metal / Metall 37 Lobby Chair Charles & Ray Eames Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Leather / Leder 21 MedaMorph Alberto Meda 49 Lounge Chair & Ottoman Charles & Ray Eames Leather Grand / Leder Grand 21 MedaPal Alberto Meda Leather Premium / Leder Premium 22 Netline 23 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Nova 23 Torso Meda* 31 Lounge Chair White & Ottoman Charles & Ray Eames Leather Grand / Leder Grand 21 MedaPro Alberto Meda Leather Premium / Leder Premium 22 Netline 23 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Nova 23 Torso Meda* 31 Low Table Set Frank Gehry Corrugated Cardboard / Wellpappe 34 MedaSlim Alberto Meda Hardboard / Wellpappe 34 Leather / Leder 21 Netline 23 MAP Table Barber Osgerby 49 Nova 23 Torso Meda* 31 Marshmallow Sofa George Nelson Vinyl Marshmallow 31 Metal Side Table Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Metal / Metall 36 Meda Chair Alberto Meda Leather / Leder 21 Mobile Elements Antonio Citterio 50 Netweave / Netzgewebe Meda Chair 23 Nova 23 Monopod Jasper Morrison Leather with contrast seam – Leder mit Kontrastnaht 21 Spirit* 29 Morrison Bench Jasper Morrison Leather / Leder 21 8 * Not for UK. 9 Product / Produkt Designer Product / Produkt Designer Material Page / Seite Material Page / Seite MVS Chaise Maarten van Severen Park Sofa Jasper Morrison Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Credo 19 Fuerte* 19 Nelson Bench George Nelson Leather with contrast seam / Leder mit Kontrastnaht 21 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Leather Grand with contrast seam / Leder Grand mit Kontrastnaht 21 Leather Premium with contrast seam / Leder Premium mit Kontrastnaht 22 Nelson Perch George Nelson Over* 23 Leather / Leder 21 Place Sofa Jasper Morrison Nelson Tables George Nelson Credo 19 HPL 35 Fuerte* 19 Laser** 20 NesTable Jasper Morrison Leather with contrast seam / Leder mit Kontrastnaht 21 Metal / Metall 37 Leather Premium with contrast seam / Leder Premium mit Kontrastnaht 22 Polyurethane / Polyurethan 40 Olimpo 23 Over* 23 Occasional Table LTR Charles & Ray Eames Panamone* 24 HPL 35 Plate Table Jasper Morrison Organic Chair, Organic Highback, Organic Conference Charles Eames & Eero Saarinen Marble / Marmor 34 Hopsak *** 20 MDF 35 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Metal / Metall 36 Panton Chair Verner Panton Playns Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec 51 Plastic / Kunststoff 38 Plywood Group Chairs Charles & Ray Eames Panton Chair Classic Verner Panton Calf’s skin / Kuhfell 18 Plastic / Kunststoff 39 Leather / Leder 21 Wood - Veneer / Holz - Furnier 42 Panton Junior Verner Panton Plastic / Kunststoff 39 Polder Sofa Hella Jongerius 25, 26 Park Armchair, Park Swivel Armchair Jasper Morrison Prismatic Table Isamu Noguchi Credo 19 Metal / Metall 36 Fuerte* 19 Leather with contrast seam / Leder mit Kontrastnaht 21 Leather Grand with contrast seam / Leder Grand mit Kontrastnaht 21 Leather Premium with contrast seam / Leder Premium mit Kontrastnaht 22 Over* 23 * Not for UK. * Not for UK. 10 *** Not for UK. For UK specific solutions please contact your local representative. ** UK market: Fabric only suitable for use in public spaces. 11 Product / Produkt Designer Product / Produkt Designer Material Page / Seite Material Page / Seite Repos & Ottoman / Panchina Jasper Morrison Suita Club Sofa / Suita Club Armchair Antonio Citterio Cosy with contrast seam* / Cosy mit Kontrastnaht* 19 Credo 19 Leather / Leder 21 Laser** 20 Leather Grand / Leder Grand 21 Leather / Leder 21 Leather Natural / Leder Natural 21 Metal / Metall 37 Leather Premium / Leder Premium 22 Metal / Metall 37 Suita Sofa / Suita Fauteuil & Ottoman Antonio Citterio Cosy* 19 SIM Jasper Morrison Credo 19 Plastic / Kunststoff 39 Laser** 20 Leather / Leder 21 Skape Antonio Citterio Leather Grand / Leder Grand 21 Leather / Leder 21 Leather Natural / Leder Natural 21 Leather Premium / Leder Premium 22 Slow Chair & Ottoman Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec 28 Linoleum 34 Metal / Metall 37 Soft Pad Group Chairs Charles & Ray Eames Olimpo 23 Leather / Leder 21 Over* 23 Plano 24 Tabouret Haut Jean Prouvé Softshell
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