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Vitra Campus / The Vitra Campus is a heterogeneous ensemble of contemporary architecture by some of the most acclaimed architects worldwide (www.vitra.com/campus).

Home Stories / …some Home Stories. There´s no place like home. It is where you can gather your thoughts, family and friends. Seasonal tales for each and every generation, full of ideas, with `a gift for all´ at their heart. Vitra shares its creative spirit, celebrating original design, a gift that all can cherish. For our catalogues we visited a lot different location.

Living Room / In times in which our world seems to be moving increasingly fast, we all need a place where we can rest and relax - privately. For many of us, the living room is this special place. This is why, the paramount goal in each home should be, to create a living room that helps us to forget the stress of the outer world.

Dining Room / The traditional definition of a dining room is no longer valid. Today, it is not only a place where we eat, but a meeting point where family and friends come together. Where they sit, talk and drink - even long after meals have been finished.

Home Office / Thanks to modern technology, we work wherever our laptop is - even at home. While doing so, a nice surrounding is the basis for constructive work.

Office / Not only does Vitra produce extraordinary funiture for private homes, office furniture is also part of the product range. Quite often, Vitra plans the entire arrangement of office spaces.

Outdoors / During the hot time of the year we spend as much time as possible outside. Be it swimming in a lake, reading a book on the terrace or having a glass of wine in our garden - life is so much better in summer!

Children's Furniture

Children's Furniture / Vitra’s products for children, in addition to their function, also seek to bring joy to young hearts!

Accessories / Accessories form the soul of every home. By decorating our homes, we define ourselves through the details. Without them, every house or appartment would be a lifeless place, without any character.

Storage / There's plenty of things in every househould that cause a mess. For such trivialities storage is inevitable. It helps to bring order to the chaos and apropos of nothing it can enrich your home.

Miniatures / Thanks to the Vitra Miniatures, you can take your favourite chair with you - no matter where you go. The only catch: you can't sit on it.

Around the Clock

Around the Clock / Whether you like it or not, all of us have to keep an eye on the time throughout our daily lives. Thanks to the Vitra Wall Clocks, a glance at the clock can be a pleasure.

Chairs / Without chairs, we would all have to sit on the floor. No, seriously. What would mankind do without chairs? Many of us spend a big part of their daily lives on chairs. We need them, and they need us.

Office Chairs / A comfortable office chair is the basis to constructive work. Besides, it is probably the chair you spent the most time sitting on throughout your daily life. This is why, it should not only be just comfortable, but also nice to look at.

Eames Plastic Chair

Eames Plastic Chair / 'Getting the most of the best to the greatest number of people for the least': with these words, Charles and Ray Eames described one of their main goals as furniture designers. None of their other designs come as close to achieving this ideal as the Plastic Chairs.

Lounge Chairs / Reading, napping, daydreaming - these are only a few of countless things that a Lounge Chair is good for. Apropos of nothing, it is probably the most comfortable piece of furniture you will ever had the pleasure sitting on.

Landi Chair / Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the legendary Swiss National Exhibition "Landi" in Zurich. To commemorate this occasion, Hans Coray’s Landi Chair has been reissued – in the same design that visitors admired at the National Exhibition in 1939. Swiss designer Michel Charlot introduced the Davy Table, an aluminium table to complement the Landi Chair.

Find out more about the Landi Chair at www.vitra.com/landi and about Davy Table at www.vitra.com/davytable

Panton Chair / The Panton Chair is a classic in the history of furniture design. Conceived by Verner Panton in 1960, the chair was developed for serial production in collaboration with Vitra (1967). It was the first chair to be manufactured completely out of plastic in one single piece.

Sofas / Without doubt, the sofa is the centre of of every living room. It is the place where the family comes together, where it spends calm hours in a cozy surrounding - leaving stress and tight schedules behind.

Chaise Longues / A Chaise Longue is caught somewhere between a chair and a sofa. Nevertheless it has found its place in the hearts of many people already a very long time ago - dating back to the ancient Egypt.

Office Desks / Most likely all of us associate desks with work. Well, not every day in the office is awesome, there are days on which we loved to be able to sink into the soil. A nice surrounding at work can guide us through those days.

Tables / Tables accompany each and everyone of us throughout the entire day. Be it at work, at home or outside - tables are omnipresent. Some of them are functional, others rather a sculptural object. Whatever they might be, it's all about finding a happy medium.

Coffee and Side Tables

Coffee and Side Tables / Whilst the living room is the centre of most homes, the side table standing is the centre of most living rooms. It is the place where family and friends come together. Where they relax, drink and chat.

Benches / A bench is one of the most versatile pieces of furniure ever made. It can be used for waiting, resting, reading or as spot to place accessories on it.

At your home / Vitra furniture and accessories for the home.

Retail References

Office & Public References

Office & Public References / Vitra products are also used in public and working spaces, where they have to stand ever tougher conditions than in private homes. Every room continuously emits signals that consciously or unconsciously affect the perceptions and performance of users. These kinds of signals have a significant impact on the atmospheric quality of interiors. All of the products developed by Vitra for use in public and office take this insight into account.

Lighting / Light creates atmosphere and atmosphere creates cosiness. Besides a comfortable couch and blanket to cuddle in that's basically all we need on our living rooms.

Fairs / Vitra is present at the most important furniture fairs all around the globe.

Maison et Objet

Maison et Objet

Freunde von Freunden

Freunde von Freunden / Together with Freunde von Freunden, we are providing insights into living and working spaces of personalities from the international creative scene.

FvF x Vitra Apartment

FvF x Vitra Apartment / The FvF apartment, developed together with Vitra, transfers FvF's vision and expertise of international urban living and working into an authentic real life space, that connects FvF’s international creative community and selected design brands.

Charles & Ray Eames

Charles & Ray Eames / The married couple Charles & Ray Eames is amongst the most influential designers of the 20th century. The two of them have had a profound and lasting influence on Vitra. Even today, their design philosophy continues to shape the company's values, orientation and goals.

Verner Panton / Not without reason, the Panton Chair was named the sexiest chair ever made. Its creator, Verner Panton, is one of the most prominent figures in the history of 20th century furniture design and Pop Art. He has created numerous design classics that are still contemporary today.

Alexander Girard

Alexander Girard / Along with his good friends George Nelson and Charles & Ray Eames, Alexander Girard left a lasting influence on 20th century American design. His primary focus lay on textile designs. He favoured abstract and geometric forms in a variety of different colour constellations, typically featuring a cheerful palette.

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec / Before establishing their own design studio in 1999, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec both studied at the École Nationale in Paris. Their collaboration with Vitra began in early 2000. Firstly designing office furniture, they have made major contributions to the steadily growing Vitra Home Collection.

George Nelson / Along with his friends Charles & Ray Eames, George Nelson was one of the most influential American designers of the 20th century. Before becoming the genius designer as whom we know him today, he studied architecture at Yale University in the U.S. and in Rome. His collaboration with Vitra began in 1957.

Jean Prouvé / Throughout his long and successful career, Jean Prouvé got engaged in so many different fields of design, that it's hard to think of a concrete job title. Basically, he almost did anything that is suited to industrial production methods - from a letter opener to entire buildings.

Barber & Osgerby

Barber & Osgerby / The British designer duo Barber & Osgerby has been intensively influencing Vitra's product range over the past couple of years. Besides creating furniture such as the Mariposa Sofa, they have, inter alia, designed the 2012 Olympic Torch and a £2 coin.

Herzog & de Meuron

Herzog & de Meuron / Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron were both born in Basel in 1950 and studied architecture from 1970 to 1975 at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich. After completing their architectural degrees in 1975, they established an independent architecture firm in 1978. Projects for Vitra: 2009 VitraHaus on the Vitra Campus and 2016 Vitra Schaudepot on the Campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany.

Jasper Morrison

Jasper Morrison / Known for thinking outside the box, Jasper Morrison is one of the most successful industrial designers of the past few decades. Together with his colleague Naoto Fukasawa, he defined the term 'super normal', which in his opinion answers the question of what 'good design' should really be.

Hella Jongerius

Hella Jongerius / ‘One colour is no colour. Only when colours are seen alongside each other does the real quality of each colour surface become visible.’ The designer Hella Jongerius has become known for the unique way she fuses industry and craft, high- and low-tech, traditional and contemporary. In her textiles and ceramic works as well as her furniture pieces, Jongerius has consistently addressed the significance of colours and surfaces in contemporary design.

Antonio Cittero

Antonio Cittero / ‘Working together with Antonio has never been the case of him being the designer who thinks solely of form and Vitra being the manufacturer that thinks only of business, technology and production. Instead, we have always been able to view things from each other’s perspective, in a multitude of dialectics. Sometimes Vitra focuses purely on aesthetics and Antonio thinks about the production costs - or vice versa.’
Rolf Fehlbaum (Vitra Chairman Emeritus)

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