SE69 Dining Chair Upholstery Group:Fabric D Originally part of a modular

Originally part of a modular series from the 1950s

Meant to last for generations

creative director Knut Bendik Humlevik illustrates the versatility of New Works’ eponymous wall system that also offers room to grow as storage needs expand

An outdoor pendant lamp by Neri&Hu for Parachilna

making it well-suited for reading or relaxing at the end of the day

SE69 Dining Chair Upholstery Group:Fabric D Originally part of a modularDescription Martin Visser designed the SE69 in 1959 for 't Spectrum, the Dutch modernist furniture maker where he served as head designer for two decades. His guiding principle was furniture with as little material and as simple shapes as possible and the SE69 is that idea distilled: a square tubular steel frame, powder coated black, straight armrests in solid oak or walnut, and upholstered seat and back. Sixty odd years on, Pastoe still makes it.