We don’t just make furniture – we create design history. For more than 100 years, we have been inviting pioneers and creatives to develop new furniture together with us.
The most progressive architects and designers of their time are behind products that not only impress with their function and aesthetics, but that also change how we live and work.
Wilhelm Rettig
Wilhelm Rettig was our first design partner with the development of the "Rettig Bench", which is known throughout Germany.
Verner Panton
Verner Panton paved the way for chairs that are ergonomic, comfortable and never boring.
Jean Nouvel
With this formative power, he also revolutionized the furniture industry and created the "JUMPER" chair with VS.
How do classrooms become inspiring learning environments with maximum flexibility? This question has long preoccupied the American David A Stubbs II.
His passion: making schools better, for more creativity, health and well-being. The way to achieve this: cheerful, modular furniture that opens up the space in all its possibilities.
John Harding
"Hokki" was created in 2010 together with the British product designer John Harding and VS.
Martin Ballendat's Vision
Martin Ballendat, the designer of VS Stakki, envisioned a chair that was exceptionally versatile and reduced to the absolute minimum.
Egon Eiermann
A German architect and professor. In the 1950s, VS created the furniture of the Egon Eiermann Collection.
Stefan Behnisch
The architect Stefan Behnisch stands for architecture that conserves resources and makes people feel good.
Günter Behnisch
Can you build freedom? Günter Behnisch, long-term partner and architect of our company headquarters, was able to do it.
Nicolai Fuhrmann
Nicolai Fuhrmann has been enriching VS since 2006 with the expertise he has gathered throughout Europe.
Karl Nothhelfer
The man behind the most famous chair in German schools: architect Karl Nothhelfer.
Bruno Paul
Bruno Paul designed a model drawing room with Albis drawing tables and bentwood chairs by VS.
Richard Riemerschmid
From as early as 1903, VS worked with progressive designers, including designer and art nouveau artist Richard Riemerschmid.
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