Severance
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Nimrod chair by Marc Newson
As seen in:Designer: Marc Newson
Magis
Shop NowAmong the many design treasures in Severance, the Nimrod chair is a true scene-stealer. Designed by Marc Newson for Magis in 2003, it’s a piece that captures his unmistakable futuristic style.
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Apple Honey Chairs by Shiro Kuramata
As seen in:Designer: Shiro Kuramata
Shop NowThe Apple Honey chair by visionary Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata (1985) makes a striking appearance in the boardroom of Severance.
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FS-80 television by Dieter Rams
As seen in:Designer: Dieter Rams
Braun
Shop NowThe FS 80 television by Dieter Rams is seen several times in Lumon Industries in Severance. The FS 80 has become a pop culture talking point as well as a museum-worthy design icon.
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Coupé wall light by Joe Colombo
As seen in:Designer: Joe Colombo
Oluce
Shop NowJoe Colombo’s Coupé series, designed in 1967 for Oluce, is a masterclass in pared-back ingenuity – and the wall lamp version of this design can be spotted on the testing floor in Severance.
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Triedro Suspension Lamp
As seen in:Designer: Joe Colombo
Stilnovo
Shop NowThe Triedro lamp, designed by Italian master Joe Colombo in 1970 and produced by Stilnovo, is a striking piece of functional design seen on the testing floor in Severance.
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Universale Chair by Joe Colombo
As seen in:Designer: Joe Colombo
Kartell
Shop NowDesign aficionados may recognise the Universale Chair from its appearance on the testing floor of Lumon Industries in Severance, where its futuristic plastic form helps define the show’s unsettling corporate aesthetic.
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Henry Glass lounge chairs
As seen in:Designer: Henry Glass
Shop NowAustrian-American designer Henry P. Glass (1911–2003) left an indelible mark on mid-century design. We spot his lounge chairs in the reception area of Lumon Industries in Severance
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Charlotte Perriand Cansado Console Sideboard
As seen in:Designer: Charlotte Perriand
Shop NowFans of Severance will recognise the Charlotte Perriand Cansado Console from Devon and Ricken’s mid-century home, where it sits comfortably among other modernist treasures.
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Arthur Jacobs’ chain/ring light for Modeline
As seen in:Designer: Arthur Jacobs
Shop NowThe Arthur Jacobs chain or “ring” light designed for Modeline in the United States, is found in Devon and Ricken’s home in Severance.
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Nelson Cigar Lotus Floor Lamp
As seen in:Designer: George Nelson
Shop NowThe Cigar Lotus Floor Lamp from this collection can be seen in Devon and Ricken’s mid-century haven in Severance
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Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Teak Salt & Pepper Mills
As seen in:Designer: Jens Quistgaard
Carl Hansen & Søn
Shop NowAs seen in Devon’s kitchen in Severance, these vintage teak salt and pepper mills were designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk in the 1960s and crafted in Denmark
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Dieter Rams wall-mounted Stereo System for Braun with Vitsoe Shelves
Designer: Dieter Rams
sVitsoe, Braun
Director: Gary Hustwit
Shop NowThe Dieter Rams wall-mounted 60s Stereo System for Braun with Vitsoe Shelves, designed in the 1960s, makes an appearance in Severance and is one of the most sought-after hi-fi systems from the 60s.
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Akari lamp light sculptures by Noguchi
As seen in:Designer: Isamu Noguchi
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Shop NowWe find an Akari floor lamp by Isamu Noguchi in the Wallace house in Pulp Fiction and again in Devon and Ricken’s mid-century haven in Severance
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PH table lamp by Poul Henningsen (new)
Designer: Poul Henningsen
Louis Poulsen
Director: Marc Forster
Shop NowWe spotted the PH table lamp by Poul Henningsen in M’s office in the Bond film Quantum of Solace, in the Prime Minster’s office in Borgen, at Captain Pike’s bedside (with brass base) in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and in Devon and Ricken’s Mid-Century Haven of a house in Severance.
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Dieter Rams Lounge Chair, for Vitsoe, 620 Chair Programme
Designer: Dieter Rams
Vitsoe
Director: Gary Hustwit
Shop NowThe Vitseo 620 chair by Deiter Rams makes a cameo appearance in Severance.
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Wegner CH07 Shell Lounge Chair
As seen in:Designer: Hans J Wegner
Carl Hansen & Søn
Shop NowThe Hans J. Wegner Shell Chair is a sculptural classic that caused a stir. It features in Severance (in Devon and Ricken’s mid-century haven) and in an interpreted form in The Incredibles.
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Eames Lobby chair / Time Life chair / Executive chair
As seen in:Designer: Charles and Ray Eames
sHerman Miller, Vitra
Director: Guy Ritchie
Shop NowThe Eames Executive chair, also known as the Lobby Chair and the Time-Life Chair, is an iconic piece originally created for the executive floors of New York City’s Time-Life Building. It was the choice of chair for the Mad Men boardroom and the Management Office in Severance.
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