Furniture

Rattan and wicker sideboard could be used as credenza or dresser. No maker's mark but similar to pieces made by Guire. Marked "Made in Philippines". Three center drawers and two door...

A multi-function Object. Artist Alexey Krupinin Its complex geometric shape has a durable finish and is made of wood with multiple layers of hand-trowelled Venetian plaster, creati...

"Surfaced Cabinet Moss" by REM Atlier, 2021. The clad cabinet combines different material characteristics into a functional sculpture. Thirty enamelled ceramic tiles shape the front surface of the cabinet, fusing into an organic relief that looks like a living structure embedded. Each tile has its own unique imprint and comes out of a different mold, creating a variety in shape and depth like a rhythm of fossils. The walnut foot is constructed from small vertical lines that follow the natural lines of the wood. The lines of the wood and the curves of the ceramic provide a graphic sense to the piece. Inspired by shapes that can be found in nature when different materials surprisingly grow together and take shape as a sculpture itself. Rem Atelier...

A sideboard with three or four drawers and a door, made from a single slab with an exceptional organic edge in very old Caribbean Walnut. A piece with a great deal of character, with...

The Ocum Sideboard is typified by the search for balanced proportions, simplicity of the basic forms and minimalist construction. The contrasting textur...

Macassar ebony veneer, gilt iron and parchment coffee table by Karl Springer circa 1995. Signed on underside.

Sculptural coffee table by Tri-Mark Designs. Heavy chrome steel base polished to a mirror finish. Thick glass top The base can be inverted to create a different look. From now...

A multi-function Object. Artist Alexey Krupinin Its complex geometric shape has a durable finish and is made of wood with multiple layers of hand-trowelled Venetian plaster, creati...

Awa Kōpaka means glacier in te reo Māori. The Awa Kōpaka credenza was inspired by our observations of the organic forms of the glaciers on the West Coast of New Zealand. The credenza was designed by Richard Simpson during a three-day road trip down the West Coast, as we explored the Franz Josef & Fox Glaciers. Standing at the face of the glaciers we could see this enormous fissure of ice and we could hear it cracking & moving. You could see where it was carved out and the beautiful organic forms on the ice itself. Awa Kōpaka is expressing that form into a functional cabinet. It is a narrative about the movement of ice and how it continues to shape the landscape of New Zealand. The credenza is made from a matai tree rescued from a river on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand. This sustainable timber...

Two Roger Sprunger cocktail tables for Tri-Mark, manufactured in Mid-Century in 1970s. A round glass top on a polished chrome base. The base can be flipped over to be used either way...

When floor space is limited hang it on the wall. Hang low below your flat screen TV, a bit higher in the dining room or entryway, or higher still combining mutiples as shelving. This...

Vintage suitcase trunk hand painted with elaborate scenes of India, maker's mark Khwaja, Bombay, India. This eye catching trunk is a beautiful addition to any decor in your home. The...