Atomic Design

Elegant and sculptural, this rare tripod table lamp by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier embodies the refined sophistication of the best 1950s–60s American modern design. Its patinated ...

The layered circular silhouette creates a refined floating presence, characteristic of European space-age and atomic-era design. Fully refurbished and newly lacquered.

These bookends are true works of icoinc mid century modern art of the atomic age and while designed as bookends they can equally be used as elegant desk accessories, decorative sculp...

In 1952, Pearsall founded Craft Associates in Pennsylvania to manufacture his furniture designs. His designs are considered to be part of the Atomic Age design.

A striking Mid-Century Modern chrome and pink Formica dining table featuring a sleek atomic-age design. The tabletop showcases a geometric pink and black patterned laminate surface f...

Made with hand-knotted wool, this 3x5 modern rug is a kinetic, abstract work of art, capturing the spirited optimism of the 1950s and 60s atomic age design aesthetic; a bold and exci...

Spun lucite or "spaghetti" lamps emerged during the 1960s and 1970s as part of the Space Age aesthetic, combining new plastic manufacturing techniques with atomic-era design sensibil...

Very clever and perfect for the atomic space age! The design is both very elegant and yet eye-popping!

This murano art glass bird figurine is ideal for the discerning collector of rare and unusual mid century modern works of art. A real iconic design from the atomic age.

A fine example of Atomic-age American design, this dresser would complement any mid-century modern interior.

This is a truly spectacular example of mid century modern design of the atomic age at its finest.

Made of criss-cross scratched clay, this lamp-sculpture looks something like a cloud, a nest, or a diver's helmet: in any case, it's a shape designed to make you dream about. It's at...

Made of criss-cross scratched clay, this lamp-sculpture looks something like a cloud, a nest, or a diver's helmet: in any case, it's a shape designed to make you dream about. It's at...

Authentic DOD OCD-issued FS-1 aluminum signs occupy a highly collectible niche among: Cold War and militaria collectors Atomic age and mid-century design enthusiasts Political and...

It's at the crossroads of several sources of inspiration: the ovoid shapes of space-age and atomic-age design from the 1960s and 1970s, from bubble houses to ceramics to Eyeball lamp...

Their bold geometries and vibrant, complementary color palettes instantly identify them as mid-century masterpieces from the Post-Atomic Age design era. A Spectacular Diptych To cal...

Reminiscent of 1960s design and ovoid shapes of space-age and atomic-age design, this mirror is made in white stoneware.

The Quantum Cabinet Handle offers Mid-Century flair at its finest hence being distinctively inspired by the atomic age design. It showcases a vertical Gold Plated tube with a round a...

A fine example of the finest mid century modern design of the atomic age. Sommerso - Italian for submerged - is a sophisticated Murano glass technique creating layers of different c...

The molded textured glass elements of organic curved shape, in amber gold and purple violet Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade rectangula...

Reminiscent of 1960s design and ovoid shapes of space-age and atomic-age design, this mirror is made in stoneware.

This was made by Mars furniture and was retailed by Heal’s in the 1950’s. It has an amazing atomic inspired design, it is of superb quality and is a very useful size.

Reminiscent of modern art like sculptures by Jean Arp, and 1960s design and ovoid shapes of space-age and atomic-age design, this mirror has the unique feature of being a four-in-one...

A true collector's piece, this vase features a striking orange swirl motif atop an iridescent aventurine glass body, capturing the essence of the Atomic Age design movement. The dyna...

This wall or flush mount "Atomic" lamp was designed by Carlo Nason in the 1970s and produced by Mazzega.

A perfect blend of style and utility, this mid-century valet chair by Nova Products is a rare and refined example of practical design from the atomic age. Crafted in the 1950s–60s, t...

Made of clay, this lamp-sculpture looks something like a cloud, a nest or a diver's helmet: in any case, it's a shape designed to make you dream about. It's at the crossroads of seve...

It was produced by Meblo, Yugoslavia, as part of a Guzzini collection, an Italian lighting manufacturer, famous for its 60's 70's atomic lighting designs. The two studios used to par...

The molded textured glass elements of organic curved shape, in amber gold and light pink, daisy rose Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade r...

Featuring a functional foot switch and two light sockets, re-wired by our craftsmen to fit standard light bulbs, this eye-catching floor lamp is ideal for designers and collectors al...

Quantum Door Hardware is a Polished Brass series of luxury Door Pulls inspired by the Atomic Age design. This Mid-Size Door Pull is the perfect finishing touch for your door designs.

It is part of the New Atomic Age collection designed by Elena Salmistraro for Scapin Collezioni.

The molded textured glass elements of organic curved shape, in amber gold and purple violet Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade rectangula...

Capture the essence of Atomic Age design with this stunning sculptural accent table.

COMETA pendant light was designed for the Atomic collection by Mexican artist Isabel Moncada.

An architect-turned-furniture-designer, Adrian Pearsall was a creator whose pieces embodied Atomic Age design. From small beginnings, Pearsall was born in 1925 in New York and educat...

It is part of the New Atomic Age collection designed by Elena Salmistraro.

Resting on a marble base, four bronze stems sustain four differently-shaped elements that harmoniously combine atomic-age design and tribal art. Design: Stéphane Parmentier Mater...

This floor sculpture is a magnificent example of contemporary art inspired by atomic-age design and tribal art, showcasing pure geometric forms and a basic color palette exuding simp...

With its unique composition clearly referencing atomic and space age designs, we believe this light fixture will be a great fit for modernist and minimalist settings alike.

Sculptural floor lamp attributed to Gerald Thurston for Lightolier features a dramatic atomic era 3-light design in soft mocha brown enamel on metal with brass accents.

Providing any room of a contemporary or minimalist interior with a balanced and plush presence, this floor sculpture is part of an exclusive series by Giobagnara, inspired by atomic-...

Sculpted wood “leaves,” brass accents, and a walnut plinth base complete this striking atomic age design, in the style of Majestic or Modeline of California.

The molded textured glass elements of organic rounded shape, in amber gold and blush pink Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade rectangular ...

The molded textured glass elements of organic rounded shape, in amber gold and pastel crimson Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade rectangu...

The molded textured glass elements of organic curved shape, in amber gold and light pink, daisy rose Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade r...

This extremely rare chair from the "Atomic" or "Space Age Design Period" has the Serial number of 148 and was manufactured by SVOBODA around 1980.

Elevate any space with iconic mid-century American modern design! This classic, diamond-sculpted low boy dresser by United Furniture Corporation embodies bold vintage design, showcas...

The molded textured glass elements of organic rounded shape, in amber gold and purple violet Murano glass, are mounted in a geometric asymmetrical composition on a handmade rectangul...

Featuring eight gracefully radiating arms from a central brass sphere, the design captures the atomic-age spirit with bold, sculptural symmetry.

The steelwork is evocative of the atomic era, and unifies contemporary design with a playful geometry.

Its design plays atomic-age geometric patterns in gold and brown, superimposed on a borderless blue field.

This midcentury atomic umbrella stand was designed and manufactured in Austria in the 1950s.

Rare atomic floor lamp designed by Trix & Robert Haussmann.

It is part of the New Atomic Age collection designed by Elena Salmistraro for Scapin Collezioni.

It is part of the New Atomic Age collection designed by Elena Salmistraro for Scapin Collezioni.

It is part of the New Atomic Age collection designed by Elena Salmistraro for Scapin Collezioni.