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Make a statement in your living room with the Series 3300 Armchair by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. Striped upholstery gives this iconic lounge chair a graphic touch, while its clean lines bring Scandinavian and Danish modern design into the home. A timeless piece of midcentury modern furniture, it works as an accent chair or comfortable living room seating for a modern, design-forward space.

Sep 25, 2026 · Pinterest

DWR Raleigh is a space for discovery: icons to experience in person, materials to feel up close, colors to mix and match. Stop by our newest store – or the one nearest you – to chat with our team, who can help you design a home that feels exactly like you.  4351 The Circle at North Hills Ave. Suite 103 Raleigh, NC 27609 Plan your visit at the link in bio.

Sep 24, 2026 · Instagram

Eero Saarinen had a problem. The “slum of legs” beneath tables and chairs clashed with his pursuit of purity of form. His solution was radical in its simplicity: Replace the many with one. Before Saarinen was an architect, he was a sculptor. He first studied the discipline in Paris, and that instinct – to see objects as three-dimensional forms to be felt as much as used – shaped his approach to design. So he set out like an artist possessed: Hundreds of drawings gave way to quarter-scale models, then full-scale forms he refined obsessively in clay, shaping and reshaping until they were right. The result: chairs and tables reduced to a single column melting into its base, a silhouette so fluid it reads like a drop of liquid. Decades on, the Pedestal Table remains a monument to Saarinen’s design conviction, its base now offered in warm white. Shop the iconic Knoll Saarinen Table at DWR: https://bit.ly/4xFORqS

Sep 22, 2026 · Facebook

Midcentury functionalist Poul Volther and contemporary design studio @yabupushelberg share common ground in architectural clarity, though their respective work spans more than 70 years. Volther broke from Danish tradition in 1964 with his Corona Chair from @fredericiafurniture – its elliptical cushions mirroring a lunar eclipse. Today, Yabu Pushelberg demonstrates the strength of geometric simplicity with the Reframe Pendant from @louispoulsen. Explore these new arrivals – and more – at our link in bio.

Sep 20, 2026 · Instagram

Golden afternoons, crisp evenings, and the kind of weather that makes you want to linger a little longer outside – this is what in-between seasons are made of. Our new arrivals are made for the shift: perfect for indoor-outdoor living at its finest. Tap the link in bio to discover more.

Sep 19, 2026 · Instagram

Raleigh, our doors are open. Our new store is shaped by the state’s deep design fluency. High Point’s furniture trade built a manufacturing discipline passed down over a century. NC State’s design program brought modernism into daily life. And Black Mountain College – where Bauhaus émigrés like Josef Albers taught – imparted an instinct for experimentation that outlasted the school itself. Here, it all comes together in a store built around industry, ideas, and craft alike. 4351 The Circle at North Hills Ave. Suite 103 Raleigh, NC 27609 Tap the link in bio to plan your visit.

Sep 17, 2026 · Instagram

Bill Stumpf called them “postural whims” – the slouching, the reclining, the leg over the armrest, the crossed legs that shift every so often. As an industrial designer, he wanted to understand what sitting does to the human body, and even in grad school he was already consulting specialists in orthopedic and vascular medicine. By the time he and Don Chadwick designed the Aeron Chair in 1994, the two had gathered decades of research – data analysis, sitting machine tests, computer modeling, and materials research – and made several models that each solved a problem the last one had left open. Aeron was where it all landed. Proprietary Pellicle suspension replaces foam entirely, distributing weight evenly across a surface that breathes. Three sizes allow for calibrated comfort so the chair fits the person, not the other way around. A reengineered aluminum base has made it 1.85 pounds lighter – reducing its carbon footprint – and the frame of Aeron in Onyx is now built from ocean-bound plastics to make it more sustainable than ever. In two new saturated tones, Aeron still holds up to the way we actually sit. Discover the iconic Aeron Chair from Herman Miller: https://bit.ly/4huysRf

Sep 15, 2026 · Facebook

In 1958, Arne Jacobsen shaped the Swan Chair’s embracing silhouette to welcome guests of Copenhagen’s SAS Royal Hotel, which he also designed. To bring that organic form to life, he collaborated with @fritzhansen to use polyurethane foam – a radical new material at the time. This Danish icon is now updated in Voulez Vous upholstery by Dedar, a regenerative cotton twill with a bold graphic stripe. The straight lines cut across the chair's rounded form, sharpening Swan with an architectural edge. Still as welcoming as ever, tap the link in bio to see more.

Sep 13, 2026 · Instagram

Craft isn’t about what’s new. It’s about what holds. It’s the shapes, materials, and proportions that come together to create a piece of furniture or lighting that improves the everyday, every day. Discover classics from @hermanmiller and @louispoulsen – plus, new arrivals from @fredericiafurniture – that do just that, at our link in bio.

Sep 12, 2026 · Instagram

Since 1942, @fdbmobler has designed furniture the way a pattern maker cuts a garment: measured by how people move through a room. The J80 and J81 Chairs by Jørgen Bækmark, FDB Møbler’s design director in the late 1950s and early ’60s, are testament of this philosophy in solid wood and handwoven paper cord. Discover more from FDB Møbler at our link in bio.

Sep 8, 2026 · Instagram

Few design collaborations were as personal as the one between Florence Knoll and Eero Saarinen. While a student at Cranbrook Academy of Art, Florence had come up under the mentorship of Eero’s father, the architect Eliel Saarinen, and formed a lifelong bond with the whole family. Bored by the rigid chairs of the time, she went to her friend with a request: “I want a chair I can sit sideways in or any other way I want.” Saarinen was prepared for the challenge. His early experiments with Charles Eames had already revealed a fascination with molded plywood shells that achieve comfort through form rather than padding. Florence’s plea shaped his research into something entirely new, pushing him beyond plywood and into fiberglass and resin – materials largely unexplored in furniture design at the time. When the resulting work debuted in 1948, Saarinen said, “Now more than ever, we need to relax.” With its unique, freeing form, the Womb Chair has been making that case ever since. Discover this Knoll icon: https://bit.ly/4zYSeM5

Sep 7, 2026 · Facebook

With radiating lines reminiscent of an iris or the lamellae of a mushroom, the geometry of the Reframe pendant reveals subtle references to the natural world. Rather than concealing a central bulb, an LED ring casts a soft, glare-free glow. “You don’t know where the light is coming from, and that’s the beauty of it” as Glenn explains. “In the fifties and sixties, the incandescent bulb was all we had. Now we can create an ambient light that passes through the form and bounces through these openings. When you’re underneath, the source completely disappears. That’s what makes Reframe incredible.” The Reframe pendant, designed by @yabupushelberg for @louispoulsen, is available exclusively through @designwithinreach in North America. #YabuPushelberg #LouisPoulsen #DesignWithinReach

Sep 5, 2026 · Instagram