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Warm and solid interlocking oak wood base with solid granite top. The coffee table has strength and heft, and a neutral top to complement any surrounding. Solid Granite top sits on t...

Cocktail hour gets more refined with the help of this three-wheeled trolley, in the style of Italian architect-designer Cesare Lacca (b.1929). Ordinary carts seem impossibly plain af...

Designed by Adalberto Dal Lago for Germa in 1969, this bed frame treats rattan as a structural material rather than a decorative one. It reflects a moment when modern design was reth...

Every home deserves a throne. This chair’s tall profile and sculptural form give it presence, whether it’s anchoring a living space or standing guard in a reading corner. Mid-Centur...

Some tables are made to disappear into the background; this one was never going to be subtle. Designed by Gianluigi Gorgoni for Turri in the 1970s, its tiled walnut burl surface feel...

On the outside, the Academy sideboard is unassuming, but when the doors crack open, get ready for a proper pour. Stock it with your best glassware, a few bottles, and all your cockta...

Legend has it that when Italian designer Vico Magistretti presented his Maralunga prototype to Cesare Cassina, the founder struck the back in frustration, causing it to collapse inwa...

The Girasole Lounge Chair doesn’t sit still — even when you’re not in it, it looks like it might shift, recline, or swivel itself into comfort. Designed in the 1970s by Antonio Citte...

Designed by Val Padilla and brought to life by Jasper Conran, the “Manila” dining armchair has been blending craft and comfort since its late‑20th‑century debut. These chairs fuse sh...

There’s a natural elegance to this set of six “840” chairs by Tito Agnoli for Fratelli Montina — a design that feels as considered today as it did in the 1970s. Agnoli’s work was roo...

Just add this coffee table and transport instantly to a 1960s Provençal afternoon: sun-warmed tiles, limewash walls and the kind of pared down glamour the region is famous for. Rog...

Designed in 1930 by Alfred Roth, a pupil of Le Corbusier for Italian manufacture MisuraEmme. Roth approached furniture with the same clarity he brought to his architecture, believing...

Originally developed in early 19th century Chiavari by Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi, the Chiavarina chair distilled ornate Empire styles into a lighter, more refined construction that w...

Winner of the Compasso d’Oro award in 1970, the Soriana led Italian power-couple Afra and Tobia Scarpa to instant success. Designed in 1968, the pair of enveloping lounge chairs intr...

The Bull Sofa stands as Gianfranco Frattini’s final project for Cassina, created in the mid-1980s as a bold conclusion to his long collaboration with the Italian manufacturer. The ni...

The sling chair is all about ease. These particular versions were produced by Italian brand Ibisco in the 1980s. A warm wood frame and soft sling seat make it feel natural, understat...

The 1970s had no shortage of fun, and this trolley rolled right into the middle of it. Designed by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini, its removable shelves and geometric flair made it as rea...

A large Ozark roadside pottery planter, its wide bowl form wrapped in vibrant marbled swirls of red, green, yellow, and blue. Bold, colourful, and imm...

The Sintra chairs capture the exuberant yet effortless charm of 1970s Italian design. Designed by Tito Agnoli for Arflex, their sculptural silhouettes feel delightfully unconventiona...

Designed by Afra Scarpa for Cassina in the 1980s, this table is a rare example of Italian craftsmanship at its most assured. A black glass top rests within a frame of honey‑toned woo...

A true icon of 1970s design, the DS-600 “Non-Stop” sofa by De Sede is celebrated for its endlessly modular, serpentine silhouette. This vintage configuration features plush taupe sue...

Designed by W.H. Gispen in 1927, the Diagonal chairs were among the first to bend tubular steel into something elegant. With rattan backs and open silhouettes, they carry a breeze of...

Onda means “wave,” and this one’s best caught in your living room. Dreamed up in 1985 by De Pas, D’Urbino, and Lomazzi for Zanotta, it captures the bold spirit of Italian postmodern ...

Designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, the Kashima 3-seater offers a softer take on modular lounge seating. Its all-foam construction and sculpted silhouette deliver plush comfo...

Designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina in the mid-1960s, the Marema nesting tables are a standout example of Italian modernism. Featuring four low tables that stack into a sculp...

Size Large Clear and Matte White 'Indian Summer' Vase in soft resin designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1995 for Fish Design collection. *All the pieces are handmade and therefore unique. ...

Like building blocks for grown-ups. This large cube floor lamp stacks bold geometric forms in sunny yellow and cream, striking the perfect balance between playful and architectural. ...

More totem than coat rack, this Brutalist piece towers with graphic intent. Torch-cut steel arms extend like industrial branches, ready to hold coats, hats, or just admiration. Monum...

A Swedish classic with sculptural soul. Designed by Bruno Mathsson, the Eva chair pairs a bentwood frame with woven webbing that curves effortlessly to the body. Its high back and re...

Full of character and a little mischief, these oversized wicker figures by Klaus Titze bring a sense of movement and personality to a space. Handcrafted in the early 2000s, they refl...

Full of character and a little mischief, these oversized wicker figures by Klaus Titze bring a sense of movement and personality to a space. Handcrafted in the early 2000s, they refl...

All sharp lines and sculptural heft, this Brutalist-style umbrella stand brings serious presence to your entryway. Crafted in iron with a raw, torch-cut finish, it feels more like a ...

Charming in their simplicity, this set of six vintage pine chairs brings a warm, utilitarian beauty to the table. With rounded backs and visible knots, showcasing Daumiller's affecti...

A banker’s lamp reimagined through a postmodern lens. Designed by Ettore Sottsass for Artemide in the early 1980s, the Pausania blends crisp geometry with playful colour and unmistak...

Giancarlo Piretti’s Alky chair is a masterclass in soft geometry—an icon of ’70s Italian design that still feels ahead of its time. This piece, newly reupholstered in a tonal cream w...

With its inviting curves and unmistakable silhouette, the Alky chair by Giancarlo Piretti captures the spirit of Italian modernism at its most relaxed. This piece is newly reupholst...

Evoking sun-drenched afternoons in the South of France, this Garrigue coffee table features a ceramic tile top etched with delicate pressed flora. Designed by Roger Capron in the 196...

Neutral Greys, Blues and Rusty Swirls on the more rarely-seen muted colour palette. ABOUT OZARK ROADSIDE POTTERY “Ozark pottery” refers to several mi...

A masterclass in restraint and rhythm. Designed in the 1980s by Dutch designer Aldo van den Nieuwelaar for UMS Pastoe, the ‘Amsterdammer’ wall desk takes the utilitarian DNA of a sec...

A sculptural take on classic storage. This tallboy twists tradition with its undulating silhouette and rich, honeyed wood grain. Each of the nine narrow drawers is a little offbeat, ...

Designed in the 1980s by Aldo van den Nieuwelaar for UMS Pastoe, the Amsterdammer bookcase brings rhythm and refinement to everyday storage. Its signature slatted tambour doors, roun...

The A’dammer stands out as a remarkable example of furniture conceived as an artistic design object. Its signature feature is the ribbed roll shutter, which can effortlessly slide aw...

Designed in the 1970s by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli, the sculptural “Alky” chair is an enduring classic. Hailing from Italy and boasting a new muted denim blue boucle fabric, the...

A working, original, industrial theatre light that means business. Movable on 3 wheels and adjustable in height, this piece would feel right at home lighting up a loft space or your ...

This modernist side chair’s perforations are a playful touch in a hard-working piece of furniture. The curved seating area is a sleek black on one side only, a reveal if you first se...

Geoffrey Harcourt's 1970s interpretation of the chaise longue is a monument to the modern interior. Also known as Cleopatra, she commands attention and proves that red theory through...

Designed by Charlotte Perriand and produced by Robert Sentou in the 1950s, the “Dordogne” chairs are named after a river in the Correze region of France. Extremely rare and hard to c...

"Indian Summer" Vase in soft resin designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1995 for Fish Design collection. Handmade in Italy by Corsi Design. *Due to the handmade nature of the piece, variati...

Striking rustic industrial post-modernist wind bell sculpture made of bronze, by Italian artist, architect and philosopher, Paulo Soleri. Signed, embossed design, hallmarked. circa ...

A single wood and rush seat armchair from 1960s coastal France. Rustic charm and elegant simplicity; an all in one. Excellent condition for its age.

Standing valet stand in black tubular metal and red plastic, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri in 1989 and produced by Kartell in 1990s. Two movable arms and a plastic ball at the '...

A sculptural wonder, Giovanni Pasotto's 'Ventaglio' Coat Hanger is as fun as it is functional. Opens and closes as the user requires. The weighted base keeps the piece solidly in pla...

This planter has the force of a checkerboard floor and the dynamism of a racing flag. While its unusual shape makes it seem attention-hungry, the black-and-white scheme allows it to ...

Perforated metal planes make this lamp a high tech addition to any tabletop. Its reflective surfaces bounce light around even when the bulb is off. A black marble base brings the shi...

Italian armoire gives new meaning to the word ‘grand.’ Dating from about 1940, it has a mix of open storage and cupboards. Intricate grain patterns of the burl wood make this a piece...

Soft light is diffused through the cone-shaped Murano glass. A statement geometric table lamp.

Pair of mid-century brass table lamps by Swedish sculptor and designer Sonja Katzin (1919 – 2014). Produced by ASEA, the lamps have a slender stem anchored by a substantial conical b...

Rare pair of Arts and Crafts chairs by German architect and designer Richard Riemerschmid (1868 – 1957). These pieces exhibit superb craftsmanship and show signs of wear that proclai...

Clear Green and Matte Pink "Nugget" Vase, size Large in soft resin, designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1995 for Fish Design collection. *All the pieces are handmade and therefore unique. ...

Vintage 1970s Handpainted Mexican Cabinet from Mexico - the definition of functional art. The proud heron sits and waits in the mystical setting of palms and greenery. Two glass shel...