One for everybody
Wilkhahn’s Neos office task chair is ideal for furnishing multipurpose spaces. Which makes it the first choice for the MHPLab in Berlin.
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Fabric makes a chair
Fabric gives furniture a unique appeal. Wilkhahn chose Kvadrat’s Remix 2 to do the job.
European tour for tumbler stool
100 days, 18 countries and more than 15,000 kilometres: two budding students travelled across Europe with a Stand-up in tow.
What’s colourful and called Kri-kri?
Upcycling is on-trend at the moment. The German Bares für Rares TV programme presented a special Wilkhahn item that embraced the concept 60 years ago.
Upgrade for Chesser House in Adelaide
In redesigning the building plinth, mph architects have given Chesser House a contemporary make-over. Wilkhahn seating in the lobby invites people to stop and linger.
Designers Saturday Oslo 2017
In early September the Norwegian capital will turn into a design hotspot. Wilkhahn’s new Occo, Metrik and mAx ranges will be displayed in the School of Architecture and Design.
Japanese Style
Wilkhahn Japan invited Jehs & Laub, the two designers of the new Occo table and chair range, to Tokyo for the launch.
Art in the church
Photographic artist Michael Wolf will be displaying his work during the Rencontres d’Arles art festival in the premises of the Église des Frères Prêcheurs. Pictures and originals of his Bastard Chairs, which he photographed and collected in Asia, will be some of the items on show.
Good prospects for high flyers
Berlin’s Rocket Tower offers e-commerce start-ups ideal surroundings for a successful future and Wilkhahn’s IN provides superb seated comfort for workspaces.
An immersive experience
Shanghai’s Ultraviolet, called the “world’s most innovative restaurant” by British newspaper The Telegraph, has picked the ON task chair.