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This elegant table lamp is a refined example of early twentieth-century lighting design, dating from approximately 1930s. Its restrained silhouette combines subtle Art Deco influence...

Designed by Tauno Wirkkala for Humppila Oy, the Norrsken bowl is a remarkable piece of Finnish art glass from the 1970s. Translating to “Northern Lights,” the name reflects the bowl’...

A sculptural table lamp by Ingo Maurer, executed in hand-blown clear glass and fitted with bespoke Rubelli fabric shades. Defined by their elegant hourglass silhouette, the lamp dem...

This large ceramic table lamp by Løvemose Keramik by Danish studio pottery, is from the late 1960s and early 1970s. Defined by its sculptural silhouette and richly textured surface, ...

This elegant set of five mid-century modern stools embodies the clean architectural aesthetic that defined European design during the 1960s. Manufactured in Germany and inspired by t...

This elegant crystal table lamp was produced by the renowned French crystal manufacturer Baccarat circa 1960. Showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship for which the maison has been c...

This eye-catching ceramic jug by Scheurich is a fine example of the expressive West German ceramics that became internationally known as “Fat Lava.” Produced during the 1970s, the ju...

This set of four pendant lights exemplifies the refined material palette and restrained elegance associated with Scandinavian lighting design of the 1960s. Although the designer and ...

Designed in the 1960s by Finnish designer Esko Pajamies for the renowned furniture manufacturer Asko, it perfectly balances bold aesthetics and ergonomic comfort, making it a sought-...

Attributed to Art Vannes Le Châtel, France, this elegant crystal table lamp is distinguished by its sculptural organic base, expertly formed from heavy clear crystal. Rising from a s...

Originally designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1954, the Rocking Stool is one of the designer’s most sculptural and unconventional seating designs. Rather than relying on a traditional four...

Designed and manufactured by Falkenbergs Belysning in the 1960s, model 8182 is a refined example of Scandinavian lighting, combining thoughtful functionality with understated eleganc...

Designed by Florence Knoll in 1956, model 65A Lounge Chair is one of the most recognizable and enduring expressions of mid-century modern design. Influenced by the clean lines and ra...

Designed by Hans Engholm and Svend Åge Willumsen in 1958 for Fritz Hansen, the Model 4508 tray table is true to Danish functionalism. Combining elegant proportions with thoughtful pr...

Designed by French designer Pierre Paulin in 1967, the F577 “Tongue” chair is one of his most recognisable designs. Its name refers to the chair’s distinctive, elongated form, which ...

The lamp, designed by Ernst Henriksen, is defined by its beautifully sculpted teak-wood stand, which tapers elegantly from a broad, rounded base to a slender central stem. Its gently...

This large glass table lamp by Hsin-Lun Ling for Holmegaard is a striking example of late Scandinavian modern design. Crafted in Denmark during the late 1970s or early 1980s, the lam...

A striking pair of Scandinavian space-age pendant lamps designed by Werner Schou and produced by Coronell Elektro in the 1970s. Executed in polished copper and dark metal, the lamps ...

This elegant Luxus table lamp is defined by its refined silhouette and subtle material contrast. The white glass base, shaped like a softly flared trumpet, creates a clean and sculpt...

Designed by Uno and Östen Kristiansson for Luxus, Sweden, this table lamp exemplifies the innovative spirit that defined Scandinavian lighting during the 1960s and 1970s. Combining t...

Defined by its elegant proportions and organic silhouette, this table lamp is a refined example of Danish design from the mid-twentieth century. Crafted from teak, the sculpted base ...

Distinguished by its finely carved hardwood base, this table lamp exemplifies the sculptural approach to decorative arts that emerged in France during the mid-twentieth century. Exec...

Designed by Ingo Maurer, this sculptural table lamp exemplifies the designer’s ability to transform simple forms into timeless objects of exceptional elegance. Executed in opaline gl...

Designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen in 1938 and produced by Louis Poulsen, the VL38 is one of the most enduring examples of Danish Functionalist lighting. Originally developed for the Radi...

A pair of sculptural table lamps attributed to Ingo Maurer, executed in hand-blown clear glass and fitted with bespoke Rubelli fabric shades. Defined by their elegant hourglass silh...

This sculptural Space Age table lamp of the late 1960s to 1970s is a striking example of European modernist lighting design. Executed in exceptionally heavy clear glass, the lamp fea...

The “Party Corner” bar cabinet, manufactured by Wards Ateljér AB, is a striking example of mid-century Swedish design. Known for its clean lines and functional elegance, the cabinet ...

This set of Kastor wall lamps, designed by Jo Hammerborg in the 1960s, is an iconic piece of mid-century modern lighting. Characterized by their sleek lines and minimalist aesthetic,...

This finely crafted credenza exemplifies the restrained elegance of Italian modern design during the 1960s. Executed in richly figured walnut veneer, the piece is defined by its clea...

The Spiral table lamp model LT217, designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 1970s, is a captivating study in movement and form. A single ribbon of hand-blown Murano glass coils int...

The Fauteuil à dossier basculant (LC1), designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand, represents the perfect union of architectural clarity and human co...

Designed in 1946 by Charles and Ray Eames, the LCW (Lounge Chair Wood) remains one of the most celebrated and influential furniture designs of the twentieth century. Developed as par...

A pair of “Jonte” stools designed by Gilbert Marklund, Sweden, circa 1960s. Crafted from solid pine, these stools demonstrate Marklund’s thoughtful approach to form, material, and c...

This striking Brutalist lamp from the 1970s is a sculptural composition of light and texture, crafted in the style of Albano Poli, the renowned Italian designer celebrated for his ar...

A bold and sculptural design, the Excalibur table lamp by Ettore Fantasia and Gino Poli embodies the expressive spirit of late 20th-century Italian lighting. The composition features...

The AX Easy Chair is a celebrated example of Danish mid-century design by architects Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen. Originally designed in the mid-20th century, the design is...

A very rare and elegant lounge chair D200 and matching sofa D200 S designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen for the German firm G. Laauser, dating back to 1955. They represent Scandinavian mid-century modern design at its absolute finest. Part of a limited production series, lounge chair and sofa are (as far as we know) never offered together as a set in recent times. Both pieces feature Kofod-Larsen’s signature organic lines with beautifully sculpted walnut frames, executed with remarkable craftsmanship and attention to detail. One of the most impressive aspects of the design is the complete absence of visible screws or hardware, a testament to the extraordinary cabinetmaking techniques of the period. The D200 chair belongs to an important family of lounge chairs designed by the famous ‘cult designer’ Ib Kofod Larsen, which also includes the celebrated Elizabeth and Sälen (Seal) chairs. While the Elizabeth chair (named after Queen Elizabeth II who purchased two of these chairs during a state visit in Denmark), and the Sälen chair...

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...

A confident presence, and unmistakably Saarinen, this Model 71 dining chair embodies over seventy years of refined design thinking, where comfort, elegance, and innovation converge i...

A confident presence, and unmistakably Saarinen, this Model 71 dining chair embodies over seventy years of refined design thinking, where comfort, elegance, and innovation converge i...

A confident presence, and unmistakably Saarinen, this Model 71 dining chair embodies over seventy years of refined design thinking, where comfort, elegance, and innovation converge i...

The iconic MS-6 lounge chair by Arnold Madsen and Henry Schubell is a refined example of Danish craftsmanship and sculptural mid-century design. Designed and produced in Denmark duri...

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...

A confident presence, and unmistakably Saarinen, this Model 71 dining chair embodies over seventy years of refined design thinking, where comfort, elegance, and innovation converge i...

A refined and highly architectural example of Florence Knoll’s influential approach to modern furniture design, the Model 2530 four-seat bench perfectly embodies the disciplined eleg...

A refined example of Florence Knoll’s architectural approach to furniture design, the Model 2530-3 two-seat bench combines clean modernist lines with balanced proportions and excepti...

This very rare, large table lamp by Ingo Maurer is an exceptional example of late 1960s German modernist lighting design. Designed in 1968 and produced during the same period, the la...

A confident presence, and unmistakably Saarinen, this set of two Model 71 dining chairs embodies over seventy years of refined design thinking, where comfort, elegance, and innovatio...

Designed by Uno and Östen Kristiansson for Luxus, Sweden, these table lamps exemplify the innovative spirit that defined Scandinavian lighting during the 1960s and 1970s. Combining t...

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 ...

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 ...

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...

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...

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...

Designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 1970s, the Model LT316 floor lamp is among the most accomplished examples of modular Murano glass lighting from the period. Composed of ind...