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We love Florence Knoll and we love colorful fabrics. It is a perfect match for this Florence Knoll Model 31 lounge chair. It is a true design masterpiece created by one of the most i...

These large, sculptural and highly distinctive lamps beautifully balance colour, material, and line. The deep blue glass bases create a strong vertical presence, their rich tone addi...

These sculptural and highly distinctive lamps perfectly capture the forward-thinking spirit of Scandinavian design from the late modernist era, where form, material, and light are re...

A beautiful expression of modern refinement, this set of three single-letter trays by Florence Knoll for Knoll International embodies the quiet sophistication of mid-century design. ...

The Saarinen Model 72 Dining Chair by Knoll International is a true design icon. Introduced in 1950 by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen, it reflects his signature vision of s...

These elegant triangular Murano opaline glass table lamps from Italy, circa 1970s, are sculptural expressions of refined Italian craftsmanship. Hand-blown on Murano by La Murrina, th...

A quietly confident piece, this Danish armchair from the 1960s embodies the essence of Scandinavian modernism, where craftsmanship, comfort, and understated elegance meet in perfect ...

These stunning wall-mounted lamps were crafted by Falkenberg in Sweden and designed by Peter Celsing during the 1960s. The lamps’ curved form creates a beautiful interplay of light a...

This chair features a refined Scandinavian design aesthetic, characterized by its clean lines, minimal silhouette, and warm natural materials. The frame is crafted from solid wood wi...

Bruno Mathsson’s “Eva” sofa, designed in the 1940s, is an exemplary piece that showcases his mastery of form, function, and material innovation. This iconic sofa is characterized by ...

Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1957 for Knoll International, the Tulip Series stands among the most iconic achievements of modern design. Frustrated by what he called the “slum of legs...

We love Florence Knoll, and we love blue. It is a perfect match for this Florence Knoll Model 31 lounge chair. It is a true design masterpiece ...

The Acrilica 281 table lamp, designed by Joe Colombo in collaboration with his brother Gianni Colombo for Oluce in 1962, is a landmark in Italian lighting design. Its innovative use ...

Designed in 1972 by Claudio Trabucchi, Gianni Vecchi & Gianni Volpi for Stilnovo, the Blitz Table Lamp is a striking example of Italian functional minimalism at its best. Defined by ...

Bring a touch of Italian mid-century design into your interior with the Quadrifoglio Lamp by iGuzzini. Inspired by the four-leaf clover, its distinctive shape diffuses a soft, ambien...

Crafted with timeless Scandinavian design, this teak wood armchair is a statement of both elegance and comfort. The gracefully curved frame, meticulously shaped from solid teak, show...

Large Murano glass table lamp, hand-blown in white/transparent opaline glass with softly sculpted, concentric forms. The raised central diffuser creates an even, ambient light, while...

The Model LT316 floor lamp, designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 1970s, is a striking example of modular glass design. Composed of stacked, hand-blown Murano glass elements on ...

These “Triva” armchairs, designed by Swedish designer Bengt Ruda (manufactured by Nordiska Kompaniet) are a striking example of minimalist design with refined aesthetics. Introduced ...

A striking example of 1960s Italian glass design, the Model LT226 by Carlo Nason for Mazzega showcases the designer’s mastery of form and colour. The lamp features a bold, rounded do...

This armchair from the 1960s is a true gem. It is designed to focus on simplicity and functionality and boasts clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. Crafted from high-quality mater...

An iconic piece of post-war design, the Model 30 table lamp was created in the 1950s by French designer Georges Frydman for Temde. This example features a new deep red silk shade tha...

Designed in 1963 by Jørgen Høvelskov, the “Harp” Chair is one of the most striking examples of Danish modernism, a design where structure becomes sculpture. Inspired by a Viking ship...

Who doesn’t feel like a boss in this Saarinen-designed chair? For over 70 years, this piece (model 72) has been popular in executive board offices and residential interiors. This des...

An exceptional example of Danish functionalist lighting, this Kastrup Airport wall lamp was originally designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen for Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport in the mid-1930s...