Tendo Mokko Furniture

An original Tendo Mokko Japanese low table, representing one of the most refined expressions of post-war Japanese modern design. Crafted using Tendo’s renowned molded plywood techno...

Two impressive mid-century armchairs with yellow upholstery. The design impresses with its brutalist honesty and high-quality workmanship and materials. The frame is made up of soli...

Kroehler was one of the largest furniture manufacturers in America during the mid-20th century, producing designs that combined quality craftsmanship with the clean modern aesthetic that defined the era. These mid-century modern slipper lounge chairs, crafted in the United States during the 1960s, are an excellent example of the company's ability to create furniture that is both visually pleasing and exceptionally comfortable. Built around a beautifully sculpted walnut frame, the chairs feature gracefully angled tapered legs and distinctive mitered corner details that showcase the precision of their construction. Their low-profile silhouette is balanced by gently reclined backrests and generously padded seats, creating a relaxed seating experience without sacrificing the minimalist lines that make mid-century furniture so enduring. The newly upholstered textured fabric complements the warmth of the walnut, while the subtle button-tufted backrests introduce a tailored detail that enhances their elegance. The chairs have been carefully restored while preserving the integrity of the original design. Unlike larger lounge chairs of the period, slipper chairs were designed without arms, creating a lighter visual presence and allowing their sculptural forms to take center stage. This thoughtful approach made them especially versatile, blending seamlessly into both intimate seating arrangements and larger living spaces. With their exceptional craftsmanship, timeless proportions, and authentic American design, these Kroehler lounge chairs...

ABOUT Mid-century Japanese coffee table designed by Saburo Inui for Tendo Mokko in 1959. Manufactured in 1960. Traditionally used as a zataku or floor-dining table, this coffee tabl...

This striking pair of Mid-Century Modern lounge chairs, circa 1960s, features beautifully restored mahogany frames with elegant tapered legs and brass-capped feet. The sculptural des...

Square coffee table model 'Shilling' designed in the 1970s by Giovanni Ausenda, Guido Baldo Grossi & Gianni Gavioli for NY Form. Gold-colored table with green mirror top divided into...

Isamu Noguchi style coffee table, American, circa 1980s. We do not believe this is by Herman Miller.

Now available is an amazing "Heron" chair designed by Mitsumasa Sugasawa for Tendo Mokko. Truly a classic design that any collector would be happy to have. The chair measures approxi...

An incredible and very rare rocking chair (has been attributed to Gio Ponti in the past and shows a strong and striking resemblance to his designs) in walnut, rubber and fabric for C...

Post 1950s, believed to be 1970s Manufactured by BioForm Seating Systems Solid bentwood frame. Two area of small wear and a few very light scratches consistent with age. (see p...

This old authentic rocking chair was designed Michael Thonet and manufactured by Thonet. It was in the catalogue of 1904. It is a design classic. This dark brown rocking chair is in very good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. The chair is stamped. Take your chance to get this Thonet collector’s item. Michael Thonet (1796-1871) was a German-Austrian cabinet maker, known for the invention of bentwood furniture, which ment the beginning of Modern Design. Le Corbusier used Thonet chairs...

Inspired by light breaking through narrow voids in architectural structures, Aperta features a precise slit, creating a sense of lightness to its solid form. The Aperta Coffee Table...