The S88-1 armchair is an absolute design classic. Designed by Hein Stolle in 1988, it has become an emblem of 20th century Dutch modernism. A distinct play of lines in the seating and backrest gives the S88-1 a surprising look from each angle.

The Various bench is an elegant exploration of colour and material. The tubular base exudes simplicity and transparency, while the textile and leather surfaces highlight the unique form of the bench and create a harmonious play between contrasting materials, textures and colors.

The R400 is a compact, yet comfortable lounge chair that echos the qualities of the material it is made of: one single sheet of pre-bent plywood. Its elegant lines are meticulously milled from one sheet, resulting in a modern and organically shaped piece of furniture.

The TAN-1 is an robustly designed dining chair that retains airiness through its ingenious construction. Deliberately visible steel connections form a bridge between its legs and seating, giving it a sleek and light appearance, while retaining its industrial look.

The TAN-1 is an robustly designed table that retains airiness through its ingenious construction. Deliberately visible steel connections form a bridge between the legs and tabletop, giving it a sleek and light appearance, while retaining its industrial look.

For compact spaces and corridors in need of comfortable seating the ITEM team developed the Element bench, bringing together different materials and manufacturing techniques in a powerful, yet elegant design.

Much like the petals of a flower, the three blades of the Tripod light shield the lightbulb at its core. The shape of the three shades makes that the light serves both as a standing and hanging lamp, creating organically flowing shadows as the light is turned on.

The Various mirror is an elegant exploration of colour and material. The tubular frame exudes simplicity, while the tinted mirror and leather surfaces highlight its unique form and create a harmonious play between contrasting materials, textures and colors.

The Belly brings the liquor cabinet back in fashion. The design of the naturally flowing exterior, that fuses angles with curves, houses practical shelving for bottles as well as a spinning display platform in the center of its belly.