Design Dialogues – Supper Club @ Vitra
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Posted - 23 September 2025
The Anagram sofa is composed of modular elements designed as islands that can connect on all four sides. Modules can be fitted with backrests, side panels, or attachable tables, allowing endless configurations. Its fabric covers are easily removable for cleaning or replacement. Each component is kept separate, with no gluing, laminating, or foaming, making the sofa simple to disassemble, recycle, or dispose of responsibly at the end of its life.
The Mynt chair responds intuitively to the body with a patented, weight-activated mechanism that tilts forward or backward independently of the backrest. A sleek four- or five-star base supports a curved backrest that flows into discreet armrests and an inviting seat, adaptable to both office and home environments. With up to 86% recycled content and 99% recyclability, Mynt also features Vitra’s innovative V-Foam upholstery, delivering comfort, versatility, and environmental responsibility.
Available in three sizes, the Colour Frame Mirrors are defined by wooden frames composed of four sides in contrasting hues. From bold, vibrant colourways to subtle, understated palettes, each version is carefully balanced so the tones remain harmonious. The frame’s depth makes it both decorative and functional — a surface to rest keys or eyewear, or a striking accent on the wall. Grouped together, the mirrors can be arranged horizontally or vertically to form unique compositions where colours interact and overlap.
The Herringbone Vessels by Raw Edges are ceramic bowls and vases shaped through an immersion-dyeing technique that produces a distinct diagonal motif unique to each piece. Individually dipped and crafted by hand, the outcome is guided by angle, weight, and form. Part of the wider Herringbone Collection with Vitra, the vessels translate experimental textile-dyeing processes into ceramics, resulting in functional yet expressive centrepieces for contemporary interiors.
Our thanks to Vitra for opening their doors, to the contributors who shaped this edition of Design Dialogues, and to everyone who joined us in making the evening a reflection of our values: curiosity, collaboration, and design as dialogue. Thanks also to our friends at UMI and Ghost Labs for providing the drinks that kept the conversations flowing.
