Barcelona chair from Knoll
The Barcelona, one of the most famous Bauhaus chairs, was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (and partner Lilly Reich) for the International Exposition of 1929 in Barcelona. dedece.com
Alvar Aalto Stool 60
Designed in 1932–33 by Finnish designer Alvar Alto for Artek, this stool, made with Alto’s patented bending technology, has proved democratic, natural and timeless. anibou.com.au
Anglepoise lamp
British designer George Carwardine invented a spring mechanism that allows balanced adjustment of this lamp at any angle. The first Anglepoise lamp was released in 1934. corporateculture.com.au
Eileen Gray folding screen
This gently curving, high-gloss lacquered screen was designed in 1930 by Ireland’s Eileen Gray, a pioneering female designer whose works have stood the test of time. anibou.com.au
Tolix Model A chair
Xavier Pauchard, a French pioneer of galvanization, designed this chair in 1934. It is lightweight and hard-wearing thanks to its sheet metal construction. thonet.com.au
Cité armchair
Designed by French designer Jean Prouvé in 1930, the Cité chair has been re-interpreted by Vitra and G-Star Raw in collaboration with the Prouvé family, using contemporary colours, textiles and details. spacefurniture.com.au
