Vitra
- Who is Vitra?Vitra, established in 1950 as a family-owned business, embodies groundbreaking 20th-century design through its classic pieces. Continuing to innovate, Vitra merges technical expertise with contemporary designers' creativity to redefine design boundaries. Environmental consciousness permeates every aspect of Vitra's work, reflecting its commitment to sustainability.
- Where to buy Vitra furniture?You can view the comprehensive Vitra collection online on Chaplins website. Alternatively, for a firsthand experience, we invite you to visit our dedicated section of Vitra in our Greater London showroom. The section features a complete material library alongside a thoughtfully curated selection of Vitra furniture. Additionally, our experienced design consultants will be on hand to assist with any inquiries.
- Who are the renowned designers of Vitra?Vitra collaborates with renowned designers worldwide, fostering a trust-based relationship central to its product development. This philosophy, ingrained since early partnerships with luminaries like Charles & Ray Eames and George Nelson, defines Vitra's culture and design ethos.
- Can I get a trade/professional discount on Vitra?At Chaplins Furniture, we provide trade professionals with exclusive pricing on Vitra furniture, as well as access to our extensive finish library and showroom facilities. For residential, hospitality, corporate, or retail needs, our trade team aims to streamline processes and focus on the creative bits.
- Does Vitra use sustainable materials in its furniture production?Yes, Vitra is strongly dedicated to sustainable material use in its furniture production. Their commitment is detailed within their sustainability report , outlining their goal to track every product's lifespan by 2030, maximizing use and facilitating recycling. While plastic's durability is valued, Vitra actively replaces virgin plastics with recycled or bio-based alternatives, exemplified by chairs like the Tip Ton RE and HAL RE. Furthermore, they are transitioning to chrome-free tanned leather and employing fabrics made from recycled fibers, demonstrating a comprehensive strategy to minimize environmental impact, all of which is documented within their sustainability reporting.