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- Bless
- Bode
- Bottega Veneta
- Burberry
- Carhartt Work In Progress
- Carne Bollente
- Charlie Larouche-Potvin
- Chopova Lowena
- Christina Iversen Studio
- Climax
- Cold Picnic
- Completedworks
- Cormio
- DAVID MALLETT
- Diesel
- doublet
- Eckhaus Latta
- Fear of God ESSENTIALS
- ferm LIVING
- FRAMA
- Gohar World
- Gustaf Westman Objects
- Harlie Brown Studio
- HAY
- HEAD
- Helle Mardahl
- HELMSTEDT
- HEM
- House By
- Houseplant
- IDEA
- IN GOLD WE TRUST PARIS
- James Shaw
- Kvadrat/Raf Simons
- L'OBJET
- La Bouche Rouge
- LA REINE CAPRICIEUSE
- Laetitia Rouget
- Los Objetos Decorativos
- Louise Roe
- MAGNIBERG
- Maison Balzac
- Maison Kitsuné
- Maison Margiela
- Marine Serre
- Mario Luca Giusti
- Marni
- Miss Blumarine
- MM6 Maison Margiela
- Molo
- Morley
- Moschino
- Mush Studios
- Native Union
- New Works
- NIKO JUNE
- Off-White
- Okej
- OOOF
- Palm Angels
- Pien Studios
- POLSPOTTEN
- Rami Kim Studio
- Rashelle
- RÄTHEL & WOLF
- Rick Owens
- RiRa
- Sandy Liang
- See Scout Sleep
- Sheyn
- Soho Home
- Sophie Lou Jacobsen
- SUNNEI
- Szkło
- Tate
- Tekla
- The Conran Shop
- The Skateroom
- TOM FORD
- Urban Sophistication
- Versace
- Vitra
- We11done
- Wildflower Cases
- Zouzou Rugs
Vitra on sale
Established in 1950, Vitra elevates the everyday by turning utilitarian objects into covetable heirlooms. The Swiss family-run company works with designers, architects, and artists to create its iconic mid-century designs that have graced homes, luxury hotels, and museums. The brand’s signature furniture, tableware, and home decor are all designed with quality, circularity, and sustainability in mind, with pieces like the award-winning Panton chair being constructed entirely from recycled plastic. Devoted believers in the power of good design, Vitra eschews superfluous trends in favor of functional collections that stand the test of time.Established in 1950, Vitra elevates the everyday by turning utilitarian objects into covetable heirlooms. Read more
