Solid Wood Wabi Sabi Daybed, 1960s

This stunning piece embodies the essence of brutalist design, captivating the imagination with its bold lines, robust structure, and unparalleled character. Its rich grain and warm h...

This is an exceptional Spanish brutalist sideboard with intricately carved squares on the door panels. Its dark stained wood finish gives it a sophisticated look that complements var...

Stunning blue fiberglass bench designed by Walter Papst for Wilkhahn, Germany, 1960s. Walter Papst was one of the first European designers to use fiberglass to fabricate furniture. The design of the bench is naive, almost simplistic since it is made out of 1 piece of molded fiberglass. But nonetheless, it is a very sophisticated item because it was made with beautiful slanted angles, which gives it a very sculptural and architectural look. The stunning bright blue color makes it pure eye candy. The blue color is the original color and could be described as 'modernist blue' or 'le corbusier blue...

'Juliette' sofa designed by Robert Guillerme et Jacques Chambron for French manufacturer Votre Maison, ca 1950s France. The Juliette sofa is one of the duo's most known designs. T...

Very unique and unusual sofa. Inspired by the Maria Pergay, Michel Boyer era. Sourced in the south of France. Postmodernism. The bench is made of multiple materials, creating a beautiful composition. The base of the sofa is made of steel and has a beautifully patinated leather seat. The back of the sofa is made of resin. Due to the green strokes, it is multi-dimensional. Even if it's a functional sofa, it merely looks like a piece of art. It can both be used as a stand-alone sofa or bench and could be the perfect addition to any residential project, but would also look great in any gallery or high-end retail shop. The minimalist design of this French sofa is perfect for any clientele that wants to create a unique kind of atmosphere. It has a very industrial, apocalyptic, and postmodern feel to it. It is for sure an eye-catcher! Please note that it is a heavy object. Check out Daddy Deco...

Peter Ghyczy's exceptional 2-seater sofa from the 1970s is an incredibly rare and truly unique piece. Also referred to as the "Fehlbaum sofa". Finding this particular sofa is a rar...

Find ultimate relaxation with this Scandinavian mid-century convertible sofa / daybed designed by Karl Erik Ekselius (Swedish, 1914-1998) for JOC Vetlanda Mobelfabrik, c. 1960's. Thi...

This sofa was designed by Miroslav Navratil in the 1960s for Interier Praha Czechoslovakia. It features a beech frame with the original green fabric. It is easily folded out into a 9...

This beautiful antique daybed with its iconically shaped slatted teak canopy is a unique piece from Sumatra. The teak wood has been lightly bleached, revealing the stunning aged wood...

Mid-Century Modern Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard Sofa / Daybed, Danish 1960s Danish modern sofa by Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard. Entire set available, inquir...

Beautiful 1960s Italian metal steel sofa or daybed produced by Busnelli, an iconic design company located in the hearth of the Northern Italian furniture district. This piece, both i...

Daybed restored Art Nouveau around 1905 solid oak daybed lounger sofa Features: Designed like a bench, but very low and very deep lying surfac...