Stuttgart Chair

The original 1994 design that established e15's legacy. Solid European oak with characteristic square legs cut from the center of the tree, showcasing natural cracks and annual rings.

A modern design classic from 1996 that doubles as a stool and side table. Named 'Backenzahn' (molar tooth) for its distinctive geometric form carved from solid oak.

An elegant tray table available in brass, polished stainless steel, or powder-coated finishes. The removable tray top adds functionality to the sculptural form.

A Ferdinand Kramer reissue from the 1920s featuring powder-coated steel construction. Available in bold colors including neon red, showcasing e15's playful color sensibility.

A modern design classic from 1996 that doubles as a stool and side table. Named 'Backenzahn' (molar tooth) for its distinctive geometric form carved from solid oak.

Designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1929 for the Barcelona Pavilion, this iconic chair features hand-buffed stainless steel X-frame and hand-welted leather cushions.

High-backed 1960 armchair with stainless steel frame. Relaunched 2006.

Designed in 1958 by Børge Mogensen, this iconic lounge chair features a solid oak frame and strong saddle leather that perfectly patinas and adapts to the sitter over time.

A Ferdinand Kramer reissue from the 1920s featuring powder-coated steel construction. Available in bold colors including neon red, showcasing e15's playful color sensibility.

One of Aalto's first modern furniture designs from 1929, combining a solid birch frame with comfortable woven linen webbing seat and back.