

A family-run business, sparked by the collaboration of its founders Willi and Erika Fehlbaum with the couple Charles & Ray Eames, the Vitra project pours all of its credentials into a durable design. Now legendary, the publishing house deems the classics as contemporary products from another period, thrilling us as much now as it did on day one. The creative design enhances and transforms your interior with furniture that is made to last.

The Vitra house
The Vitra house represents the perfect balance between an iconic piece of furniture and contemporary pieces. Through a combination of individual collages, the collections are blended together, in line with our household needs. In the living room, office, dining room or even in the garden: welcome some excellence into your daily lives!
Garden
Life in the great outdoors
As soon as spring has sprung, the boundaries between indoors and outdoors begin to meld together. The Vitra outdoor collections create a seamless space.
Living room
Family relaxation space
A comfortable and flexible model which has been adapted to our modern families, the Vitra living room embodies living artwork, where elegance is enhanced by huge classics and contemporary creations.
Dining room
Timeless meals
Impressive meals enjoyed around timeless furnishings for a Vitra dining room, which will give you precious, unique moments of sharing.
Office
Working from home
Whether your home office is in the living room, the kitchen or in its own bonafide office room, Vitra ergonomics underpin the design for maximum comfort.
Accessories
Exceptional craftsmanship
Lesser-known, the accessories collections demonstrate a magic created by exceptional craftsmanship. A sublime gift, they affirm the pronounced taste of the home for the perfection of the details.
The Original is by Vitra
To choose the original means choosing durability and a design which will maintain its value and accompany you throughout your life. The realisation of a wonderful idea, stripped back of superfluous details, and which has been created in a way infinitely thought-out and optimised, in order to respond to trans-generational issues, let's start by introducing you to Vitra's main classics!
The Vitra values - A vision of the past and future

Durability,
the cycle of life
Never a slave to trends, Vitra furnishings are passed on from one generation to the next. This durability is a major axis for the thorough development process for each product. The production house gave itself the time to take into consideration all of the parameters, from materials to their recycling potential, and from repairs to packaging. The result is furnishings which travel through the ages.

Cultural
committments
New drives created by the Vitra Design Museum, collections composed of major pieces enable a scientific examinations via a global vision on an international and historical spectrum within the field of design. Associated with artistic and applied disciplines, Vitra highly values the transmission of knowledge and positions through architecture, exhibitions, publications and workshops.

Vitra Campus
Weil am Rhein
Composed of several building, the Vitra Campus has the role of showcasing design in its essential functions as the witness and operator of evolution in our societies. The most renowned architects have worked on it: from Jean Prouvé to Frank Gehry, including Tadao Ando and Zaha Hadid. Multifaceted experience: design, architecture, art and nature, this place expresses the educative mission led by Vitra.
Designers, Close collaborations
Vitra maintains a close relationship with its designers. This is a craft governed by co-creation, which is showcased in each original piece. Spared by the friendship between Willi Fehlbaum, the founder of Vitra, and the legendary Charles & Ray Eames, the production house draws a special attention to the creative whims and desires of the designers, which it transcends through projects which will certainly outlive us. The most striking example is that of the Panton chair, a real challenge deemed impossible to produce in 1950, and which was, 17 years later, an immediate hit! Creative design .

Hella Jongerius
Material modularity