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David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

David Horan (born in Dublin, 1982) is a multidisciplinary designer and manufacturer based in London. With a Master of Arts in Design Products from the Royal College of Art 2013, he c...

Ron Arad is a British-Israeli designer known for transforming industrial materials into striking, sculptural furniture and architecture. His experimental approach was the subject of ...

Gary Morga, designer of the Yang lamp, was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1956. He studied Silversmithing and Metalwork at Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts, London. In 1986 he ...

Hand-poured glass. A pool of swirled glass, shaped at the edges. Made by hand-pouring molten glass directly from the kiln onto a metal plate, the cooler temperature triggers a rippl...

Painted steam-bent wood. Almost animalian in its expression, this stool is crafted from steam-bent waste wood, rendering each in the edition unique. Below a curved split seat, two ...

Hand-poured glass, polished stainless steel, metal and rubber. A pool of swirled hand-poured glass sits atop a dynamic, architectonic frame. Made by pouring molten glass directly f...

Cast bronze, low-iron glass and iron. The organicism of the cast wood fragment juxtaposes the rationalist framework of the iron. A creative patination process includes the applicati...

Gilded geometric shapes are combined to form an Art Deco-inspired filigree landscape. Sharper edges are softened by rounded segments, creating a distinctly contemporary interpretatio...

Cast bronze, low-iron glass, iron and polished stainless steel. The bronze cast of a found wood fragment appears held in an assemblage of rigidity and lightness. The structure is an...

Painted steam-bent wood, fibreglass and polished stainless steel. A dialogue between heft and poise is keenly felt in this low stool. Each piece retains a unique identity, fabricat...

Cast bronze and polished stainless steel. Polished steel rods intersect with cast bronze elements, introducing the cast wood fragment to these kinetic candle holders. Deceptively r...

Square and round textured elements bracket this elegant, Deco-inflected gilded headboard. The interlocking geometric shapes are held in place by thin hand-forged bars. The piece is...

This distinctive seat in aluminium was designed exclusively for Béton Brut by Archive for Space. An exercise in imaginative modern metalwork, it is made from a single sheet of unseal...

This distinctive stool in aluminium was designed exclusively for Béton Brut by Archive for Space. An exercise in imaginative modern metalwork, it is made from a single sheet of unsea...

A romantic depiction of a female nude by early 20th-century French sculptor and artist Émile-Just Bachelet (1892-1981). Living and working in Nancy and Paris, he created a large numb...

This lavishly veneered Art Deco cabinet features four doors and inner shelves and sits atop lion-shaped feet. Its intricate geometric marquetry and contrasting veneer finish are real...

This Art Deco ottoman is characterised by its low-profile wooden base and rich tufted upholstery. A versatile piece that would slot in easily into most interiors, whether in a hallwa...

These slimline two-seater sofas feature slightly outswept armrests, a gently sloping yet solid backrest and two plump cushions. The flat skirts with corner kick pleats add an air of ...

Executed in pewter, these Swedish Art Deco vases are defined by their restrained geometry and finely balanced proportions. The rounded bodies are punctuated by profiled handles that ...

This elegant mahogany dining table by French brothers Gaston and Fernand Saddier is a fine example of their approach to composition and appreciation for luxury woods. A simple rectan...

The pure lines and constrained design language of this round dining table imbue the piece with a timeless elegance. Made in the style of French cabinetmaker and decorator Eugène Prin...

Three feline legs with paw-like feet sit firmly on the ground, forming a sturdy yet light-seeming support for the round glass table top. The piece is in good condition, with patina...

This pair of Just Andersen pewter candlesticks from the 1920s features a distinctive Art Deco double-arm design. Andersen (1884-1943) was a pioneering Danish designer and manufacture...

French sculptor and illustrator Charles Despiau (1874-1946) is celebrated as a leading talent of French early 20th-century sculpture. His classicism and empathetic approach to form a...

This distinctive bench in aluminium was designed exclusively for Béton Brut by Archive for Space. An exercise in imaginative modern metalwork, it is made from a single sheet of unsea...

A pair of ebonised late 20th-century occasional tables, each of canted square outline and raised on tapering square supports. The tables are in good condition and have been recently ...

hree puckered bowls are welded together to form a perfectly balanced triptych. The piece is in good vintage condition, with patination true to its age. Salvino Marsura (1938–2020...

Worn softly at the edges through centuries of use, this 18th-century oak coffer carries the silent marks of a long domestic life. The surface is shaped by time, with a softened patin...

A rare example of early Swedish Funkis design, this tin coffee set combines utilitarian clarity with the pared-back elegance characteristic of interwar Scandinavian modernism. Produc...

A refined example of early French Art Deco, this side table is clad in a patinated faux shagreen that reads like aged parchment. Its faceted top is defined by precise black beading, ...

A study in proportion and restraint, this Swedish Art Deco bookcase is executed in darkly stained wood with a strong rectilinear presence. Raised on four block feet, the form is divi...

With its spherical base and restrained silhouette, this Swedish table lamp exemplifies the grace of Scandinavian Art Deco. The patinated metal surface has developed a rich character ...

The Sponge chair by Peter Traag reduces the lounge chair to pillowed volumes, its swollen arms and deep seat appearing vacuumed around the body. Upholstered in supple beige leather, ...

The robust Il Calice candle holder flares into a shape reminiscent of a chalice, lending the piece its name. The iron itself is playfully crumpled and distorted, the surface retainin...

This graceful Art Deco writing desk, harking of the style of French cabinetmaker and decorator Eugène Printz, is made from richly hued and beautifully grained Macassar ebony veneer. ...

This antique oval mirror by Liberty & Co. is embellished with four raised triskelions. The frame is made using the repoussé metalworking technique, which involves hammering malleable...

This minimalist birch secretaire bureau with beautiful burr grain, features a locked fall-front, two drawers and elegant cabriole legs. The ‘secretaire’ desk originated in France and...

Intreccio d’Amore is a lyrical example of Salvino Marsura’s forged-iron work, its looping lattice punctuated by hand-worked floral rosettes. Delicate yet architectural, the piece is ...

The Tronchi side table’s sculptural base rises like a branching trunk. Each limb forged and textured by hand helps support a circular glass top that appears to float above. The piec...

Coffers – traditionally used for storing valuables – are some of the earliest types of furniture on record. The oak of this simple yet robust chest has a warm colour and patina and i...

Luigi Caccia Dominioni, one of the world’s oldest practicing architects until he died in 2016 aged 103, was according to Pin Up magazine – “the architect’s architect”. Visible in eve...

The Orbita by Salvino Marsura captures much of what defines his forge — a balance in structure and lightness. The table base is architectural and minimal. Vertical rods are interrup...

Taking his cue from mycorrhiza, the symbiotic relationship between fungi and plants, Marsura crafted a space divider that is as practical as it is playful. The piece is in good co...

Milanese architects Mario Asnago and Claudio Vender were in constant pursuit of pure geometry. The Moka chair, originally designed in 1939, can be seen as one of their most fully rea...

Mimicking anarchic patterns found in nature, the tendrils of this wall sconce twist and intertwine, with leaf-like forms topping and tailing the ends. The piece is in good condition...

The Prato III side table features a glass top set on a bronze-toned iron base, formed from three intersecting twig-like elements that finely rise to support the surface. The piece i...

Table in the manner of the Battista table by Pucci de Rossi. Dynamic interlocking shapes forged from metal form the base in which a plane of glass neatly slides into, becoming one wi...

The Tree Tops floor lamp, first designed in 1984 by Ron Arad, features flexible, branch-like steel elements and a rounded cement base. Its metal arms extend and bend with goose-necks...