Röthlisberger Furniture

About this Chest of drawers with two drawers by Jacques Adnet Chest of drawers with two drawers, the wooden structure entirely covered in black imitation leather. The brass feet in...

Sideboard Designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe, 1960s Mid-Century sideboard designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe in the 1960s. The sideboard is the contrast between the with wengé v...

Midcentury sideboard by Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, dating from the 1960s, with four drawers and gray doors, from the forme...

Hiroki is a sculptural dining table made of rich marble in combination with a harmonising or contrasting colored steel base. In its initial design based on the side table Enoki, the ...

Look at this beautiful example of mid-century modern design. Whether placed in a living space, dining area, or office, this floating sideboard designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe o...

A maple cabinet with brass inset handles. Designed by Edmond J. Spence.

Caleno Sideboard by Giovanni Ausenda for Stilwood, 1960s

e15 continues its collaboration with David Chipperfield with table system Basis. The simple and qualitative design of the table constructed with traditional joinery techniques showca...

Inspired by Suprematist compositions, table Kazimir by Philipp Mainzer features a bold mix of geometric forms and materials. Focusing on a distinct construction, the tabletop made fr...

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Chest of large drawers whose wooden structure is entirely sheathed in saddle stitched black imitation leather. The front legs run along the sides of the cabinet to join the undersid...

Mid-20th century Danish craftsmanship, one cannot overlook the exquisite elegance and sacral allure embodied within the masterful work of a 1940s Danish cabinetmaker. This archival chest, crafted with meticulous attention to detail, stands as a testament to the virtuosity and ingenuity of its creator. Fashioned from solid, patinated oak, the cabinet exudes a sense of timeless sophistication, its rich grain and warm hues inviting contemplation. Yet, it is not merely its materiality that captivates, but rather the sacred geometry inherent in its design. The cabinet assumes a form reminiscent of a revered reliquary, its silhouette evoking the solemnity of sacred spaces. At first glance, the cabinet presents itself with an air of modesty, its true grandeur hidden behind two brass piano-hinged front doors. These doors, adorned with a subtle sheen, offer a glimpse into the treasures concealed within. As they swing open with a gentle grace, they reveal a symphony of craftsmanship—a symphony composed of twelve meticulously crafted drawers...