Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).

Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).

Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).

Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).

Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).

Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).

Scandinavian style meets cool precision in this member of Jasper Morrison’s HAL chair family. Its ergonomically contoured plastic shell is supported by warm wood legs of light oakThe natural flexibility of the back offers additional comfort. Available in eight colors with natural bases, they’re versatile chairs for breakfast tables, playrooms, and work spaces. Made in Germany by Vitra, a manufacturer of iconic modern furnishings that’s widely represented in the Museum’s collection.

London-born Jasper Morrison is a designer with international credentials. He studied at Kingston Polytechnic, London’s Royal College of Art, and HDK in Berlin and has design offices in both London and Paris. In 1995, his firm landed the design contract for the new Hannover Tram, a massive light rail project. Their work on the Tram earned an IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award. Morrison also garnered the distinction of Royal Designer for Industry and has worked with a wide range of clients including FLOS, Vitra, and Muji. Morrison’s work is included in MoMA’s collection and in three of the Museum’s exhibitions, including Mutant Materials in Contemporary Design (1995).