Ralph Pucci Furniture

Kevin Walz for Ralph Pucci "KW2" White Upholstered Daybed, on walnut legs with two pillows. 25" H x 72" W x 36.5" D; seat: 16.5" H. Provenance: From a Park Avenue Collection.

Ralph Pucci International India Mahdavi Bishop Stool, Side Table in Black Offered for sale is an India Mahdavi Bishop Stool in Black is a str...

Ralph Pucci International India Mahdavi Bishop Stool, Side Table in Silver Offered for sale is an India Mahdavi Bishop Stool in Silver that add...

Sculptural “Playing With Drawers” chest or dresser, designed by Andree Putman for Ralph Pucci, American, circa 2000s. This piece originally retailed for $9,000 and was purchased from...

A Borealis table by famed designer Patrick Elie Naggar, consisting of a sculpted hardwood surface and a brass coated polymer disc. This table is an early example, which Patrick esti...

A stainless steel (18" cubed) "Concave Pedestal" was designed by Chris Lehrecke and retailed by Raplh Pucci. Mr. Lehrecke informed me that this pedestal, side-table or stool, is no longer in production due to the high manufacturing costs, forcing a high retail asking cost of over $4,000. This example is in very good original condition showing little to no wear. roughly 40lbs. Sturdy and attractive! Chris Lehrecke’s talent as a designer and his exquisite skill as a craftsman have firmly established him within the New York design community. Although a member of a generation of furniture designers who came of age in the 1980s, he has pursued a stylistic direction antithetical to the highly individualistic and often intentionally provocative work that characterized much of the innovative design of that decade. Marked by clarity and restraint, his furniture exemplifies a rational yet organic approach to design. His latest “Weimar” collection, noticeably different for Lehrecke because of its strong colors, was inspired by the architecture of his youth, as built by his father, and the shapes and palette of the Bauhaus. All of his woodwork is made in his studio in upstate New York. He frequently collaborates with his wife, jewelry designer Gabriella Kiss, who fabricates bronze hardware, as on their “After the Storm” collection utilizing trees felled...

Sublime pair of mid-century modern chairs designed by Jens Risom (1916-2016 Danish-American) in 1961. Known as the A-chair featuring a graceful and elegant sinuous design. Risom joined Ralph Pucci...

For your consideration is a spectacular, Classic daybed or chaise, on wood legs, by Patrick Naggar for Ralph Pucci, made in France. In g...

Vladimir Kagan for Ralph Pucci circa 2008 edition Barrel sculptural form sofa. This was a limited reissue of an earlier mid-century 1950s design under Kagan-Dreyfuss. See literature: The Complete Kagan: A Lifetime of Avant-Garde Design, Kagan, ppg. 74-75 for similar sofa. It was reupholstered in 2017 using Great Plains [Holly Hunt] “Next Generation – Winter White” [1607/01], which is 50% wool, 30% alpaca, and 20% silk. The contrast leather welt is a Jerry Pair...

Clean modern lines matched with beautiful wood grain patterns make this distinctive solid walnut console table by Robert Bristow for Ralph Pucci a stri...

This set of walnut stools was designed in 2007 by Jens Risom for Ralph Pucci. They were originally designed for Philip Johnson's Glass House in New Canaan,...

This set of walnut stools was designed in 2007 by Jens Risom for Ralph Pucci. They were originally designed for Philip Johnson's Glass House in New Can...