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Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his best known pieces in cooperation with Artifort (The Netherlands). Famous are the Tongue, Ribbon or the Mushroom Chair,...

Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his best known pieces in cooperation with Artifort (The Netherlands). Famous are the Tongue, Ribbon or the Mushroom Chair,...

Oval-shaped large low tulip coffee table designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International during the late 1950s. Materials: White laminated wood on aluminium base. Origination:...

Reclining "Gilda" armchair by Carlo Mollino (1905-1973) edited by Zanotta-Milano. The eclectic shapes of this armchair are representative of the futuristic and visionary character o...

The Aluminium Group chairs by Charles & Ray Eames are one of the most important and recognizable designs of the 20th Century: On offer we have an EA119 high back office chair, in red leather with chromed aluminium structure. Origination: 2000s, labelled Vitra Condition: Very good, minor signs of use on the leather as per photos. Tilt mechanism works perfectly, leather cleaned...

The Bigo floor-to-ceiling lamp was designed by S.T. Valenti during the 1980s in Italy. The lamp is tensioned between ceiling and floor, using a height adjustable metal tube, and pro...

A very rare Chaise Longue 2072 / B306 liege by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand (The lounge bed is known as the LC4 from 1964 onwards, when Cassina started produ...

The "Verspanntes Regal" is a Postmodern shelf designed by Wolfgang Laubersheimer for the Pentagon Group in 1984. (We have two available, price per piece) Pentagon, embraced an artis...

The scissor shelf (Benjamin Thut) was designed to be a compact, transportable package that can be assembled into furniture with minimal tools; the shelves extend like a lifting platf...

A very rare Chaise Longue 2072 / B306 liege by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand (The lounge bed is known as the LC4 from 1964, when Cassina started production)....

Lounge chair in the style of Jacques Charpentier, France 1970. The frame, back cushions and seat are upholstered in original midnight blue suede for great seating comfort. The loun...

Two-seater sofa in the style of Jacques Charpentier, France 1970. The frame, back cushions and seat are upholstered in original midnight blue suede for great seating comfort. The s...

Set of 4 ceiling lights, one of which is faulty (it doesn't have the part that allows it to be hung from the ceiling). Italian design, circa 1980. There are a few scratches on the l...

Burlwood and brass sideboard by Willy Rizzo, Ed.Mario Sabot 1970 The gorgeous credenza has been designed by the famous Italian fashion photographer turned designer Willy Rizzo. Thi...

The Ilo Ilu pendant was designed by Ingo Maurer during the 1980s; it features indirect halogen light, and an intricate system of several counterbalance elements which give the light ...

The Time Life Lobby or Executive Chairs were originally designed by the Eames couple for the Time & Life Building in New York. These particular examples are late 1970s / early 1980s ...

The Red & Blue Chair is also known as the “Rietveld Chair” after its designer Gerrit Rietveld, counts as one of the most recognizable pieces designed by De Stijl movement in the 1920...

The 646 Leggera chair is an iconic design created by the renowned Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti; designed in 1952, this chair is celebrated for its lightweight and elegan...

Beautifully restored “Alky” lounge chair produced by Artifort and designed by Giancarlo Piretti (also known for the Plia and Plona chairs). The Alky chair was conceptualized in 1968...

Philippe Starck – Miss Dorn Chair in black coated steel, produced by Disform in France, 1980s. Starck, a pioneering French designer, is well known fo...

Limited production (14/20) « Float » coffee set in gilded métal, in the style of Christofle and Tomas Kral, in the Neoclassical style, circa 1960. Object composed of : - A tray (W: ...

Modular rosewood bookcase by Dieter Waeckerlin circa 50. Composed of 4 black lacquered ash uprights. This piece of furniture is composed of : - 3 low drawers - 1 sliding-door module...

Thomas Gleb, pseudonym of Yehouda Chaim Kalman (1912-1991) was a French painter, sculptor and textile artist of Polish origin. The "pafilage" technique has been invented by Gleb him...

Beautiful flush mount which boasts a large circular handblown Murano glass diffuser with beautifully undulating deep blue swirls in the glass. Inside the glass shade the lamp features a conical metal center piece with three light sources. This is an absolutely stunning piece of vintage Murano...

Permesso, conceived by designers Kurt Müller and Daniel Leist, offers a contemporary take on the conventional bench. Its allure lies in its formal simplicity and lightness, reimagi...

Permesso, conceived by designers Kurt Müller and Daniel Leist, offers a contemporary take on the conventional bench. Its allure lies in its formal simplicity and lightness, reimagi...

Lounge Chair by Maarten van Severen for Vitra ( 2000): These comfortable lounge chairs can be easily (and safely) tilted back by shifting your body weight, thus creating a lounge be...

The Elda Chair by Joe Colombo (1963) is a post-war design masterpiece: The design is still today considered futuristic, with its moulded fiberglass shell and swivelling base, offer...

Minimalist designed Orio side table by the architect and designer Pierluigi Cerri for Fontana Arte, 1970s: The base of this table is made of cast iron with a metal stem and a rare, b...

The Ribbon Chair, with its distinctive silhouette is an iconic piece of furniture designed in 1966 by Pierre Paulin: Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his...

For millennia, Central Asian nomads relied on age-old designs. Felt, prized for its insulation and portability, featured prominently in their lives until its decline a few decades ag...

For millennia, Central Asian nomads relied on age-old designs. Felt, prized for its insulation and portability, featured prominently in their lives until its decline a few decades ag...

Stunning table lamp attributed to Italian glass manufacturer Vistosi. This very well crafted table lamp boast a beautiful emerald green Murano glass shade with 3 E14 light sources a...

Mid-century modern Italian chandelier designed and produced by Stilnovo, Italy around 1950. The gorgeous oval-shaped opaline glass shade produces a soft ethereal glow, delicately su...

For millennia, Central Asian nomads relied on age-old designs. Felt, prized for its insulation and portability, featured prominently in their lives until its decline a few decades ag...

For millennia, Central Asian nomads relied on age-old designs. Felt, prized for its insulation and portability, featured prominently in their lives until its decline a few decades ag...

Finn Juhl’s Japan series is one of his most sought after furniture, its design (1953) was based on the Miamjima water gate nearby Hiroshima. Finn Juhl, a Danish architect born in 19...

Aluminum “Atomic” Floorlamp designed by Trix and Robert Haussmann in the 1960s, and produced by Swisslamps International. The lamp is made of aluminum and connecting plastic tubes, ...

"The idea with Flame-Cut furniture was to recreate ephemeral typologies of normally flat or fold-able items, such as poolside sun loungers, in the most heavyweight and indestructible...

Armchair model 5331 designed by Rud Thygesen and Johnny Sorensen, produced by Magnus Olesen in Denmark. This set of six was purchased during the early 1980...

Philippe Starck - Doctor Sonderbar Chair in chromed metal, produced by XO in France, 1980s. Philippe Starck, a pioneering French designer, is well known for his innovative and versatile approach across architecture, furniture, and product design. His iconic creations, such as the Louis Ghost Chair and the Juicy Salif...

Custom designed coffee table by Mario Botta, produced by Alias (Italy) for the Ransila Building 1, Lugano, Switzerland: This marble top coffee table is an adjustment of the serie-pr...

"Outline" – (1983) an impressive light sculpture by Aldo van den Nieuwelaar that represents fundamental and systematic design; using standard fluorescent light tubes as its building ...

Limited series table lamp designed by Aldo Cibic during the 1980s for the French lighting company Drimmer, as part of a series of lamps from the Memphis-Milano group. Materials: A...

A lamp that utilizes only the most essential elements to create light: bulbs, wires, and connectors: The 85 Lamp, designed by Rody Graumans for Droog Design during the 1990s, is a u...

The 1950s Danish-designed Triennale sideboard, created by Arne Vodder (model 29A), is named after its debut at the Milan Triennale. Crafted by the esteemed Danish furniture manufactu...

Tapestry by Jan Hladik, Czechoslovakia – 1980s Origination: Czechoslovakia, 1980s. Purchased from 1st Owner in Switzerland, who purchased this...

Handwoven tapestry, 'Le Bouc Bleu' by Jean Lurçat for Atelier Jane Pérethon, Signed and labelled. Origination: 1950s, France. Condition: Very good. Tapestry has been professiona...

Postmodern floor lamp “Milo” by Alesssandro Mendini for Segno, designed and produced during the late 1980s. The lamp features a multi-coloured enamelled aluminium body with a frost...

Vintage Artemide Wall Lamps, model Shogun – a design by the architect Mario Botta (1986). The silver edition of these sconces are collectors items', they were only produced in a ver...

"Privé" writing desk or secrétaire by Jürgen Lange for Rosenthal Germany 1987. This is an extremely well thought and crafted desk. While standing on a small footprint it offers amaz...

"Accademia" table lamp designed by Cini Boeri and manufactured by Artemide, Italy 1978. This minimalist architectural lamp features a triangular shaped black metal base and a white...

Theater chair designed by Carlo Mollino for the 1952 renovation of the RAI (Radiotelevisione Italiana) Auditorium. The armchair is completely original, no restorations have taken p...

JK 720 Lounge Chair by Jørgen Kastholm for Kill International: The JK 720 Chair was only produced for a short time during the 1970s by Alfred Kill’s company; it features a brushed ...

A collection of six square rugs designed by Verner Panton in the early 1970s and produced by Tisca (Mira-X), Switzerland during this same period. These exceptionally rare rugs are s...

Square rug designed by Verner Panton in the early 1970s and produced by Tisca (Mira-X), Switzerland during this same period. This exceptionally rare rug is still in very good condi...

The D61 Chair was originally designed by El Lissitzky for the 1930s Hygiene Exhibition in Dresden, Germany. Tecta re-issued this chair for a short period in the late 1970s -early 198...

A beautifully patinated “522” stool by Krogenæs Møbler, Norway 1960s. The sturdy, three legged hocker was original designed as a milking stool, but would nowadays be a great additi...

A set of of six “Bank Stühle”, or Bench Chairs by Willy Guhl (also known for the Loop Chairs for Eternit AG), produced during the 1960s in Switzerland. The name Bench Chair is deriv...

Ceiling lamp in the style of Hans Kögl, consisting of metal leaves and ornaments in gold coloured finish. The lamp is in beautiful condition, it has never been moved from its place s...