Josef Albers SP VI Poster autumn_offers muuto-offer Pierre Charrié originally developed the

Pierre Charrié originally developed the Brush Pendant in Vietnam while exploring lacquered pieces and techniques at Hanoia's company workshop

Pato 4 Leg Chair by Welling / Ludvik for Fredericia

In honour of the designer’s 100th birthday

Each chair is also polished by hand to give a better result than using a polishing machine

Small: Bulb - half-mirror E14 max 40W

Josef Albers SP VI Poster autumn_offers muuto-offer Pierre Charrié originally developed theSP VI Poster by Josef Albers for The Wrong Shop. The 1967 SP VI piece is part of Josef Albers' influential 'Homage to the Square' series examining interactions of colour in over 2000 paintings. With mathematically arranged concentric squares in various hues, his exploration remains a fundamental guide to colour theory and art education. Albers (1888 1976) was a pioneering 20th century artist who studied and taught at the Bauhaus for over a decade. His