Used Modular Furniture

Modular furniture by Vittorio Introini for Bernini 1970s.

SAPORITI, made in Italy in 1970. Four modular units comprising two lower units with three drawers, an open compartment, and a central unit with three drawers. Highly versatile, they ...

Luterma designed and manufactured furniture after World War I. Their designs included inexpensive wooden furniture as well as flexible modular furniture made from plywood. 33" high...

Modular furniture "Archimede" designed by Hirozi Fukuoh and produced by Gavina in 1962.

The cubic design reflects the modular furniture concepts developed in Italy during the post-war modernist period.

With its characteristic finish and subtle piping on the doors this chest belongs to the series of modular furniture “Formula” that was extremely popular in the 1960s.

Driven by a bold post-war ambition to create modern, affordable, and modular furniture, A.R.P. prioritized geometric clarity and industrial precision.

While not as widely celebrated as some contemporaries, his influence on modular furniture design was significant and his work remains highly regarded among collectors and design hist...

Componível Sideboard, designed by Jorge Zalszupin and produced by L'Atelier in 1959, is one of the most iconic examples of Brazilian modernist modular furniture. Crafted in Jacaranda...

Mogens Koch (1898–1992) was a key figure in the Danish functionalist movement, known for his modular furniture systems that seamlessly merge utility and aesthetics.

., a company founded by Cesar Wasserfirer in 1960 that stood out for its concern in creating modular furniture with a broad market reach. Initially focused on office furniture, Argen...

., a company founded by Cesar Wasserfirer in 1960 that stood out for its concern in creating modular furniture with a broad market reach. Initially focused on office furniture, Argen...

Detailed with a continuous, softly rounded perimeter and sleek integrated waterfall legs, the frame highlights the innovative, seamless material solutions that defined premium German...

Interlübke, founded in Rheda-Wiedenbrück, West Germany, became one of the leading producers of modular furniture systems in the postwar decades.

Slab seats showcase the natural grain patterns characteristic of quality pine construction. Lundia's modular furniture system emerged from Finnish traditions of utility and efficien...

It was produced by the German manufacturer Wilhelm Renz, renowned for its precisely engineered modular furniture. The shelf is in very good vintage condition, with only minor light ...

Hans Hopfer for Roche Bobois, 'Mah Jong' modular sofa, wool, France, designed in 1971 The Mah Jong sofa, designed by Hans Hopfer for Roche Bobois in 1971, is one of the most recogni...

This cabinet is an example from the 80-piece collection, which centered around modular furniture in exotic veneers. The case top and sides are done in Paldao wood, and the sliding gl...

He is regarded as the father of modular furniture.

The table is designed for practical assembly and can be easily dismantled, making transport and storage straightforward—true to Tapiovaara’s interest in functional, modular furniture...

This cabinet is an example from the 80-piece collection, which is centered around modular furniture in exotic veneers. The case top and sides are done in Paldao wood, and the sliding...

Measurements of the large shelf: Length 41'' (104 cm) Depth 8.66'' (22 cm) Height of sides 11" (28 cm) Measurements of the small shelf: Length 21.26'' (54 cm) Depth 8.66'' (22 cm) H...

This cabinet is an example from the 80-piece collection, which centered around modular furniture in exotic veneers. The case top and sides are done in Paldao wood, and the doors feat...

Among the most important projects of the factory there is in fact the creation of the furniture for the rooms of the Hotel Royal in Naples, designed by Ponti in the mid-1950s, a peri...

In fact, one of the most important projects of the factory is the creation of the furniture in the rooms of the Royal Hotel in Naples, designed by Ponti in the mid-1950s, a period th...

Guariche makes full use of the available height to preserve floor space, a key principle of the modular furniture he developed for compact mountain apartments.

This cabinet is an example from the 80-piece collection, which centered around modular furniture in exotic veneers. The case top and sides are done in Paldao wood, and the drop down ...

Humphrey's sectional construction is an early example of modular furniture developed decades before adaptable storage became commonplace in modern interiors.

Designed by Percival Lafer and produced in Brazil during the 1960s, the MP-123 Modular Bench reflects the designer's innovative approach to modular furniture and exposed construction.

It is designed in 1959 for Al Meubel. He designed a modular furniture set. This low 2-doors cabinet is made of olive wood.

Among the most important projects of the factory there is in fact the creation of the furniture for the rooms of the Hotel Royal in Naples, designed by Ponti in the mid-1950s, a peri...

To our knowledge, this is the only example of this size currently available worldwide, making it an important opportunity for collectors of radical Italian design, modular furniture,...

The three-section configuration provides an excellent mixture of closed storage, drawers, open shelving and glazed display space while retaining the light architectural appearance as...

It was one of the first of its kind and set the stage for the modular furniture movement that would define the post-war era.

Mid-Century Modern multifunctional modular furniture set designed by Mojmír Požár and manufactured by UP Závody in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s.

In this listing you will find an Iconic coffee table designed by Mario Bellini as part of the celebrated Amanta seating system, one of the defining modular furniture concepts of Ital...

Created as part of a modular furniture program, these bookcases reflect De Barros’ deep connection to Concrete Art, translating its constructive principles into functional design.

From 1948 to 1954, he served as CEO of his mother’s company, Elsa Gullberg Textiles and Interior, where he helped introduce modular furniture systems that emphasized adaptability and...

This was a period that marked the turning point in Dassi’s practice towards more schematic forms and the employment of teak for the production of modular furniture. Dimensions: H 71...

This was a period that marked the turning point in Dassi’s practice towards more schematic forms and the employment of teak for the production of modular furniture. Dimensions: H 72...

A distinctive design detail of the Archimede system is the gentle concave and convex shaping where the horizontal boards meet the vertical posts—softening the rectilinear form and sh...

A distinctive design detail of the Archimede system is the gentle concave and convex shaping where the horizontal boards meet the vertical posts—softening the rectilinear form and sh...

A clean-lined Mid-Century Modern desk with an integrated laminate hutch, crafted with a soft wood-tone laminate surface, featuring a classic 1960s modular look. Design: Mid-Century ...

A commanding and complete three-bay teak wall shelving system by Kai Kristiansen, produced by Feldballes Møbelfabrik (FM Møbler), Denmark, in the 1960s — one of the most sought-after...

Details Camaleonda Modular Sofa by Mario Bellini B&B Italia Offered as a complete set of five modules Italy, 1980s Private Collection, Sicily Materials Biscuit-toned Dedar Mil...

This exceptional piece is part of Verner Panton’s celebrated 123 system, a modular furniture concept that allowed customers to compose seating arrangements according to their own nee...

An exceptional Italian modular sideboard from the 1950s, attributed to Gio Ponti and representative of the architectural and forward-thinking approach that transformed Italian furnit...

These sculptural and iconic lounge chairs belong to Verner Panton’s celebrated 123 series, one of his most sophisticated modular furniture systems of the 1970s. Conceived as a unifie...

Beyond its remarkable comfort, the 620 Chair Programme represents one of the most influential modular furniture systems ever created. Every element was designed to be interchangeable...

This idea of simple, modular furniture first appeared with Francis Jourdain at the beginning of the 20th century (les meubles interchangeables, 1912-1913); subsequently, decorators s...

The company started as a small furniture workshop and became especially known for Italian kitchen and modular furniture design from the post-war period onward.

This idea of simple, modular furniture first appeared with Francis Jourdain at the beginning of the 20th century (les meubles interchangeables, 1912-1913); subsequently, decorators s...

This idea of simple, modular furniture first appeared with Francis Jourdain at the beginning of the 20th century (les meubles interchangeables, 1912-1913); subsequently, decorators s...

This idea of simple, modular furniture first appeared with Francis Jourdain at the beginning of the 20th century (les meubles interchangeables, 1912-1913); subsequently, decorators s...

This idea of simple, modular furniture first appeared with Francis Jourdain at the beginning of the 20th century (les meubles interchangeables, 1912-1913); subsequently, decorators s...

This idea of simple, modular furniture first appeared with Francis Jourdain at the beginning of the 20th century (les meubles interchangeables, 1912-1913); subsequently, decorators s...

After their studio disbanded, Leonardi continued with modular furniture and urban planning innovations, including the Bosco Albergati park (1988).

This distinctive modular vanity and desk suite by Lexington Furniture blends relaxed tropical character with refined architectural detail.

They pioneered the use of laminated wood in Danish design and were early advocates for flat-packable, modular furniture—a radical concept at the time.

The labels carry the red Tubline name and modular-furniture logo together with the company’s full name and its former address at Calçada do Duque 53-A, Lisbon.