WH Catalogue 2015
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Wrong for Hay is a design company who make furniture, lighting and accessories for the modern world. Under the creative direction of Sebastian Wrong, and in collaboration with Danish brand HAY, the company is dedicated to creating progressive and accessible design-led products of authority and permanence. Based in London and driven by the idiosyncratic joy of the city, Wrong for Hay work with a talented roster of international designers who like to play with the possibilities of product. We celebrate diversity, eclecticism and good ideas.

Lighting Collection

Rope Trick Stefan Diez A high-quality and progressive design that integrates LED technology within a dynamic new tailored form. The light comprises a range of modern materials, including an internal plastic skeleton, woven PET and Techflex for the light’s arm, molded ABS for the base, and a specially designed aluminium LED module for dissipating heat. The acrylic shade can slide along the neck of the light in a flexible way. This allows both up and down diffuse light to be directed to different places in a room, ranging from a low level ambient light to a full functional brightness. The...

An adaptable die-cast aluminium clamp light, with a faceted shade. The machined aluminium stem and clamp mechanism give two points of adjustment and have soft silicon pads for the fixing points. Ideal for use across both domestic and commercial settings, the lamp is finished inside and out with a smooth finish powder coat. Supplied with an LED retrofit bulb and two metre cable. Colours: Dark Grey, White, Green, Red Materials: Aluminium, Powder Coated Dimensions: W10.2 × D14.1 × H22.5cm A table and floor light that uses modern materials to create a primary form. Named after the Dutch word...

Cloche Lars Beller Fjetland An elemental looking light available as either a small or large pendant, or as a ceiling light. Beautifully proportioned, it is made from injection molded ABS and contains an acrylic convex diffuser that emits an even warm illumination. The manufacturing process gives the design its exact curvature and quiet elegance. The fabric cord is colour matched to the shade and comes with a magnetic molded ceiling cap in a textured finish. Three colours in a matt finish available for Sinker Suspension Light. Suspension Light Colours: Signal Black, Dusty Grey, White Ceiling...

Turn On Joel Hoff A beautifully unified piece of design made from aluminium and opal glass. The base is a faceted cylinder that works as both the light switch and the stem that holds the spherical glass light in place. Turning the base in a clockwise direction clicks the LED light on, with further rotation increasing the lumen output. This movement built into the design, allows the user to intuitively brighten or dim the light. The base comes in four anodised finishes: black, green, orange and natural aluminum. Turn On is a design made at human scale, effortlessly simple and pleasing to...

Furniture Collection

Hackney Sofa Hackney Carriage An elegant sofa system specifically designed for comfort, ease of transportation and appropriateness of scale. It has a fully upholstered foldable frame that can be disassembled into three sections and manoeuvred around with ease. It has a slim arm, deep seat and a single section cushion large enough to sleep on. It is made from a wooden frame, down, polyurethane foam and a spring system. A modest and technically accomplished design that attends to the difficulties of environments with restricted access. Pouf, armchair, two and three seat versions available....

An ergonomically tuned molded plastic chair with a perfectly defined profile. Available in six shell colours, with circular solid wood legs or a cast swivel base. The plastic itself has a very fine grain that lends texture to the piece, while the rim detail gives the design structure and character. The upholstered version has a delicate stitching line running across the seat, while a piping detail accentuates the chairs rim. Structurally robust, comfortable and flexible. Felt pads for floor protection, ash, beech or oak versions available. Colours: White, Green, Black, Bordeaux, Orange,...

Revolver Stool Leon Ransmeier Stanley Stool Faudet Harrison A formal looking barstool made in square steel tube that is mounted onto a bearing mechanism to allow the seat and foot ring to turn 360 degrees. It has a slim, slightly dished seat with a curve on the edge for comfort. The base is weighty enough to create total stability. The rotating feature, while altering appearance also lends a sense of the play to this functional design. Finished in a smooth powder coat. Colours: Grey, Red, Black Materials: Powder Coated Steel Seat & Legs, Aluminium Bearing Dimensions: Ø34 × H65cm Ø34 × H76cm...

Serve Table Slope Chair A composite chair that counterpoints formal structure with an unexpected curve at the junction of frame and seat. The frame is made in solid oak or ash and has the appearance of being generously wide. The seat pad and back is made from one piece of polyurethane molded foam. It sits flat on the frame and then turns upwards, fixing at points in the lower-back of the frame, with the top of the back having no supporting structure. The natural flex of the polyurethane gives the back a little play, and some added comfort. Colours: Wood: Black, Grey, Green Legs: Matt...

Elephant Table Anderssen & Voll Trion Table Shane Schneck A three-legged solid oak table that has a refined sense of scale. Inward tapering legs fit neatly into the underside of the round tabletop, which has a beautiful chamfer detail. The lines of the wood grain interact nicely with the paired-down and practical nature of the design. Colours: Soaped Oak, Black Stained Oak Material: Solid Oak Dimensions: Ø34 × H44cm Ø50 × H38cm A simple trestle table made from bent tubular steel and a laminated tabletop. Curved in two directions, the smooth powder coated legs give sound support to the thick...