Robin Day, Hille dining set, 1950 wooden_gifts and it is neither too

and it is neither too big nor too low

with and without arms lend themselves to various brand new “diamond-like” configurations as well as linear and corner formations for a more modern and cosier interpretation of the Italian sofa

Jules Armchair by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Arflex

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Made from solid wood with soft curves characteristic of the Fugu collection this dining table adds a sense of familiarity to any space and blends into any home or office environment

Robin Day, Hille dining set, 1950 wooden_gifts and it is neither tooHille dining set by Robin Day, 1950. The Hillestak chair was Robin Days first truly modernist design with Hille. Having won the MoMA Low Cost Furniture Award in 1948 with Clive Latimer, he was commissioned by Hille to design furniture, primarily for export. These initial designs honoured Hilles craftsmanship but lacked progressive technology and material. In 1950 his Hillestak chair moved Hille into uncharted territories and set a path for their