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From the very beginning, HAY has been building a trusted network of designers to create products that fit into the ethos of the HAY collection.
Among them, Clara von Zweigbergk stands out for her background as a graphic designer, clearly evident in the Kaleido trays collection, a series of colourful, geometrically-shaped steel trays that can be used singularly or stored inside one another to create amusing constellations.
After outstanding working collaborations, including names such as Olivetti and Ettore Sottsass, the 1991 Compasso D’Oro winner George Sowden has designed for HAY several best selling objects that improve the functions of everyday routine.
Some of them, such as the HAY Travel Mugs and the HAY Water Bottles, are so wonderfully quirky, coloured and sculptural, to deserve their spot into the ever-changing MoMA Design Store, a reflection of the evolution of design itself.
With a technique characterized by quiet elegance and a great sense of proportions, Danish furniture designer Hee Welling has created some of HAY most famous pieces, including the Hee Chair, Lounge Chair and Bar Stool, a family of outdoor elements bonded over an understated aesthetics and functional properties.
For the Danish brand Welling also designed About A Series, HAY’s most widely popular furniture series: a true pragmatist, able to adapt to private or pubic settings, the collection began with the famous About A Chair and blossomed into a family of stools, armchairs, dining chairs, lounge chairs, tables and sofas.
A beautiful, sculptural and comfortable seating placed on a 360 degrees rotating plate, evolved from the desire to industrialize the costly upholstery process, usually done by hand: Foersom and Hiort-Lorenzen combined design and industrial innovation for the Blow Chair, created injecting polyurethane foam directly into the upholstery fabric.
An original, playful piece of decoration, in natural birch wood, very close to a piece of art.
The Wooden Hand is a collection of decorative right hands whose versatility and minimalism suit different settings, with the possibility to move the fingers and rotate the wrist to be used as a ring holder for example, at an exceptionally interesting price.
Curious to know more about other influential Scandinavian designers? Head to Turning intuition into poetic modernism with Space Copenhagen.