Julio Le Parc Furniture

A wall-mounted sculpture with the signature of Dedessus les Moustier. It was discovered in France. It has a mysterious charm due to its unique color and motif.

Off-white lacquered Model 50 wall lamp by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce, designed in 1968 and manufactured in the 1970s. Marco Romanelli and Sandra Severi describe the wall lamp in '...

Our new release, "Les Terrains - Londres," beautifully expands on the emotive abstract landscapes of the original "Les Terrains." This piece intricately ca...

A beautiful limited edition abstract Expressionism offset lithograph of the Russian painter and art theorist Wassily Kandinsky's "Tirant Sur...

Rare rosewood edition of the iconic Le Klint "Scissor" wall lamp designed in the 1950s by Erik Hansen. The lamp can be adjusted sideways and can be extended from 40 to 90 centimeters...

An original pair of French Post Modern gold plated steel modernist wall lamps designed by Pierre Disderot for Verre Lumiere, 1982. Rewired. A sleek Post Deco design. Signed. Verre L...

Anchored in the bold optimism of late-1960s Scandinavian design, this framed textile panel features the iconic "Kurve" pattern by Verner Panton. Designed for Danish textile maker Mira X in 1969, pattern 47806 unfolds as a hypnotic, concentric wave—an orange rainbow of deep tangerine, terra cotta, and brick tones, subtly shifting in monochromatic harmony. Set within a sleek, polished metal frame, the textile is presented as both minimalist sculpture and graphic artwork. Its clean edges complement the geometric form, while its textured surface brings warmth and tactility. Measuring 36.25 inches square with a depth of 1.5 inches, the panel strikes a commanding balance—impactful in scale yet refined in its statement. The condition is exceptional: colors are vibrant and the textile surface shows no visible wear, presenting as a meticulous artifact of its era. With the framed piece ready to hang, it becomes an immediate focal point capable of energizing any space with its retro-modern charisma. This is more than decoration—it is emblematic of Verner Panton’s visionary ethos. His work blurred the lines between textiles, interior architecture, and visual art, crafting immersive environments saturated in color and form. The "Kurve" motif exemplifies that approach, bringing a geometric pulse that is both playful and disciplined. Among collectors of mid-century modern textiles, Panton panels remain rare and highly prized. Original framed examples of this iconic design are increasingly sought after, with their vibrant palettes and graphic precision positioning them as both collectible artifacts and fine art statements. This panel invites comparison to minimal abstraction and pop-inspired geometry—an emblematic accent for scaled gallery walls, dramatic entry foyers, or curated lounge environments. It offers both visual warmth and sculptural poise, serving as a timeless centerpiece for interiors that value playful geometry, vintage colorcraft, and design provenance. This listing is for the framed textile alone. The matching pillows, chair, end table and accessories are sold separately. Framed Mid-Century Modern Verner Panton Orange...

Large Jean Picart Le Doux "Horizon Marin" tapestry handwoven at Atelier Pinton in Aubusson France. Signed. Limited edition. Virtually no signs of wear. ...

Sheet-metal rare wall lamp, called LCII “Ahmedabad Grand Model” by Le Corbusier - Blue-grey lacquer. The LCII lamp by Le Corbusier is sourced from the city of Chandigarh (UNESCO worl...

Cesar Putzeys, rare wall lamp in satin aluminium published by Verre Lumière, France, 1970. Four available. Signed.

Two patinas brass very elegant French pair of wall sconces by Royal Lumieres. Two patinas brass. Without the shade: 7" H, 8" W, 4" projection to the wall...

Vintage Danish Table or Wall Lamp Model 306 by Kaare Klint for Le Klint, 1960s. Iconic and stylish Danish Mid-Century modern original adjustable wall and table lighting designed by ...