Benita Quilt SEATING SIDE CHAIR Woven with 300-thread-count from 60's

Woven with 300-thread-count from 60's yarns

This stunning collection comprises more than 300 original historic photographs from Project Apollo

Dagmar reissues classic 20th-century Scandinavian furniture for the modern home

Our master upholsterers went down to the bones and completely restored this masterpiece

created by a metalsmith using a lathe with great precision and attention to detail to mimic the effect of a series of overlapping strips

Benita Quilt SEATING SIDE CHAIR Woven with 300-thread-count from 60'sDescription Designed as a dedication to and in the spirit of the often overlooked women of the Bauhaus movement, our Benita Quilt is an ode to Benita Koch Otte. Benita Koch Otte attended the Bauhaus from 1920 to 1925. As an essential part of the weaving department, she pushed back against the understanding of textiles as a feminine craft. To this day, she's widely respected for her design of the kitchen at the 1923 Haus am Horn in Weimar. Our