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Key Ring

Key Ring

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A true must for fans of Charles & Ray Eames: the elephant as a key ring designed by designer Hella Jongerius for Vitra. Sure to add a touch of warmth to any ensemble, Vitra's key ring sun bears the image of a smiling sun and an emblematic image in the history of Vitra: the elephant. A motif that was created by the American mid-century designer Alexander Girard.


 

A true must for fans of Charles & Ray Eames: the elephant as a key ring designed by designer Hella Jongerius for Vitra. The elephant design is an inspiration by an emblematic image in the history of Vitra: the elephant. Plus, is made of high-quality Vitra-furniture leather with great haptics. 

Technical Details

Designer Year:
Key Ring Sun:
1966
Key Ring Elephant: 2015
Made-In:
Germany

Elephant
Material: high-quality Vitra furniture leather.
Dimensions: L120 x H79mm

Sun 
Material: metal with brass finish and black enamel paint.
Dimensions: L80mm

Designer

Alexander Girard - Vitra Malaysia - Rekadeka

Alexander Girard, 1966

The architect and designer Alexander Girard was one of the leading figures in American design during the postwar era. His passion for colors, patterns, and textures found expression in the field of textile design, which was a focal part of his oeuvre.


Hella Jongerius - Vitra Malaysia - Rekadeka

Hella Jongerius, 2015

The Dutch designer Hella Jongerius lives and works in Berlin. She founded the Jongeriuslab studio in 1993 and then began collaborating with Vitra in 2004. Since then, she has not only contributed a substantial number of designs to the continually expanding Vitra Home Collection.


Brand

Logo Vitra - Original - Rekadeka Malaysia 

Vitra is much more than a brand but rather a staple of design. Established in 1950 in Birsfelden, Switzerland, the brand has left its mark on design history through its transcending path. Starting as a furniture producer, it paved its way to manufacturing and ultimately became the powerhouse design institution we see today.

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