Coinciding with the start of the UN climate conference in Marrakech, 41 German companies from across industry are calling on their government to develop an unambiguous plan to achieve the climate goals of the Paris agreement. Wilkhahn is naturally one of them.
Wilkhahn’s PrintStool One, produced in collaboration with designer Thorsten Franck, is the first dynamic stool manufactured using 3D printing methods. A brief film shows the beauty of its production process, the diversity of options it affords, and the new aesthetic of the surfaces.
Two concrete recycling companies and one manufacturer of ethically viable smartphones – these are the winners of this year’s German Environmental Prize. Wilkhahn, which itself received the nation’s leading environmental award in 1996, took part in the award ceremony and is currently paving the way for a new milestone in ecological responsibility with its Printstool One.
And the winner is: Wilkhahn IN. The German magazine “Das Büro” is once again awarding the coveted Office Oscars to coincide with Orgatec.
Andreas Hess (photo right) about whiteID’s Metrik cantilever chair for Wilkhahn and the lessons learnt from making chairs for children and chairs for adults and what Helmut Schmidt and Dirk Nowitzki have in common.
Wilkhahn will be presenting a mobile solution for audio conferences for the first time at Orgatec as part of a collaboration with Sennheiser.
Wilkhahn invented dynamic tables with flexible settings in mind with a view to enabling people to set up their own flexible configurations. Ingeniously easy to handle and superbly designed. See how easy it works.
The city on the Persian Gulf will be presenting itself for the second time this year during Dubai Design Week as an international hotspot for the design community. The event will be based in Dubai Design District (d3) where the Wilkhahn showroom is also located.
The Wilkhahn Collection, Erika Knoop and Yvonne Goulbier are inviting visitors to come to an exhibition that will open in Eimbeckhausen on 14 October 2016 at 7 p.m. Three artists will be presenting a range of different work there along the “Art has no limits” theme.
Markus Jehs and Jürgen Laub discuss the new Occo chair and table range