Bodleian Libraries Chair

Bodleian Libraries ChairDesigned by Barber & Osgerby and crafted to be comfortably sat in for many hours, the rear view of the chair was identified as critical to the concept of the design the most visible aspect when the chair is in situ. The vertical timber, resembling the spines of books on shelves, forms one of the three legs that attaches to the sled base. Winner of the Bodleian Libraries Chair Competition it is only the third new chair developed specifically for the

Teak wooden drawer under the bowl 60cm wide

Pallana’s mechanically joined classic shapes create a dynamic and adaptable design

The contours in the mouth-blown patterned glass globe create a radiant light

Sphere III offers a sophisticated aesthetic in a simple form

putting everyone else in their seats…

A specially designed system of straps is fitted under the seat cushions to enhance comfort

This bath module has one sink and three drawers

Consisting of the similarly shaped aluminum frame

in your hallway

adorned with tiny LED lights

The collection consists of two chandeliers with 9 or 18 mouth-blown glass globes and are available in golden Brush Brass finish or the smooth Satin Black

Designed in the 1950s by Alf Svensson and Yngvar Sandström