Furniture

Simple and refined, this chair features a woven straw seat and wooden frame. Originally produced for Sentou in the 1950s, the piece reflects Perriand’s attention to traditional craft...

Designed by Pierre Paulin in 1968 and produced by Artifort in the Netherlands from 1969, the ABCD sofa is one of the most recognisable designs of the Space Age era. Rather than readi...

Designed by Pierre Paulin in 1968 and produced by Artifort in the Netherlands from 1969, the ABCD sofa is one of the most recognisable designs of the Space Age era. Rather than readi...

The large cocoon table lamp reflects the Castiglioni brothers’ playful approach to form and material. A steel frame is wrapped in a resin cocoon, creating a soft, diffused glow that ...

The large cocoon table lamp reflects the Castiglioni brothers’ playful approach to form and material. A steel frame is wrapped in a resin cocoon, creating a soft, diffused glow that ...

Frankl’s console table has a confident profile with refined proportions and strong horizontal lines. It speaks to the American interpretation of modernism in the 1940s, where decorat...

This original 1980s production is the smaller companion to D’Urso’s better-known large coffee table. It has a steel frame and laminate top with low-profile casters that allow the pie...

Referenced in the incredible collection of the late Jim Walrod, these six dining chairs by Jacques Charpentier combine slender chrome frames with molded seats. The design is clean an...

Gae Aulenti’s oversized table lamp features a dark brown coated metal base and an opal glass globe, combining a striking aesthetic with practical functionality. The globe allows for ...

Designed by Ernesto Gismondi in 1975, the ‘Sistena Farento’ wall lamps by Artemide stand as a testament to mid-century modern design. Created during the 1970s, this series reflects G...

Designed by Ernesto Gismondi in 1975, the ‘Sistena Farento’ wall lamps by Artemide stand as a testament to mid-century modern design. Created during the 1970s, this series reflects G...

Jonathan de Pas, Donato D’Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi established DDL Studio in Milan in 1966, focusing on architecture, urban development and industrial design. The chair consists of...

The wavy split coffee table is the eptiomy of dynamic Italian design of it’s times. Marquina is a black marble with subtle white veins. This unit i...

Own a piece of iconic Italian design with this stunning Olympe large table lamp by Harvey Guzzini for ED, crafted in the 1970s.

Elio Martinelli, founder of Martinelli Luce (established in 1950), devoted his career to creating functional and aesthetically pleasing lighting for both public and private spaces. ...

Designed by the Italian sculptor Mario Ceroli as part of the Mobili Nella Valle series for Poltronova in 1972. This furniture series was inspired directly by Giorgio de Chirico’s 192...

René Herbst was known as l’homme d’acier (man of steel) was of of the first French designers to work with tubular steerl earning him the nickname. The No. 212 chair is one of his s...

Wolfgang Laubersheimer was born in Bad Kreuznach. After graduating from high school he completed an apprenticeship as an industrial employee and then studied metal sculpture in Colog...

In 1978, Rezek started Ron Rezek Lighting to design and sell contemporary decorative lighting and furniture. He maintained a showroom in New York, Los Angeles, and an office and ware...

Bartoli, a graduate in architecture from the Polytechnic, Milano, established his own firm in 1959. His 'Gaia' armchair for Arflex holds a distinguished place in the permanent collec...

A set of 2 Monk chairs designed by the formidable husband-and-wife duo Tobia and Afra Scarpa, renowned for their work that harmonizes materials, technology, and aesthetics. The chair...