ESPACEMODERNE Furniture

Set of 4 P60 dining chairs by Antoine Philippon et Jacqueline Lecoq. Manufactured by Airborne, France 1960. The P60 dining chairs feature a sleek chromed metal structure as well as ...

A set of four cast aluminium Tonneau chairs designed by Pierre Guariche in the 1950s. Each chair has a curved shell seat resting on a black painted metal base. The raw finish of the ...

This sculptural table by John Dickinson is crafted from galvanized steel, meticulously formed to resemble flowing draped fabric. Brass trim outlines the contours of the piece, whil...

The original Getsuen or Lily lounge chair was designed by Masanori Umeda (Japan) during the 1990s. Masanori Umeda worked together with Ettore Sottsass during the 1980s at Olivetti i...

Mark Brazier Jones, born in Auckland, New Zealand in 1956, co founded the Creative Salvage group in London in 1983 with Tom Dixon and André Dubreuil. He is known for welded, one of a...

Founded in 1965 in Klingnau, Switzerland, de Sede became known worldwide for its exceptional leather craftsmanship. The DS 88 is one of its most recognisable designs: a modular syste...

Designed by Ole Wanscher, one of the leading figures of the 20th century Scandinavian design movement. The Colonial Chair is considered by many to be Wanscher’s masterpiece, influenc...

Afra & Tobia Scarpa, Soriana Sofa for Cassina, Italy, 1970s This Soriana sofa has been newly reupholstered in a warm brown Italian cotton velvet by Alessandro Bini, keeping the ...

Grey Mondragone Marble Dining Table by Angelo Mangiarotti, Ed. Skipper, Italy 1970 This is a particularly beautiful and rare example of the M1 dining table made entirely of grey Mon...

An imposing 19th-century artist’s studio easel, crafted from solid oak with a distinct grain and featuring a rich, deep patina acquired over years of use in the studio. Both highly p...

Ron Arad, born in Tel Aviv in 1951, is among the most inventive designers of his generation. After studying in Jerusalem and at the Architectural Association in London, he began maki...

Ron Arad, born in Tel Aviv in 1951, studied at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem and the Architectural Association in London. He made his name with sculptural, hand welded steel furni...

Mario Ceroli, born in Castel Frentano in 1938, is one of the leading Italian sculptors of the postwar period, closely linked to Arte Povera and known for his work in raw, unfinished ...

One-of-a-kind coffee table, architect-designed, granite and chrome-plated steel cubes, glass top, 1980 A one-of-a-kind piece designed as part of an architectural project, this coffe...

Jean Roland (1909–1990) Waiting, 1955 Bronze sculpture with a dark brown patina tinged with coppery highlights, set on an integrated rocky terrace. Numbered and signed Lyon Society o...

Mario Bellini designed the Cab chair for Cassina in the late 1970s. A tubular steel frame is fully enveloped in thick saddle leather, zippered onto the structure, an innovative conce...

“Razorblade” is a series of minimalist, industrial sculptures depicting razor blades, created by French artist Philippe Perrin. Philippe Perrin, born in 1964 in La Tronche, studied ...

A round dining table made of black Marquina marble, inspired by 1980s Italian design. Its circular tabletop, with a rounded edge, is fully polished and offers a striking mirror-like ...

Marcel BODART. “Bison” Bronze sculpture depicting a stylized bison; nuanced brown patina. Monogrammed and signed on the back (certified by the artist’s family) Mounted on a light-col...

Emperor Penguin – Boromé Editions White lacquered resin sculpture – Limited edition of 100 pieces This emperor penguin sculpture, produced by Boromé, captivates with the purity of i...

Giovanni De Angelis, born in Ischia in 1938, grew up in a family of artists. Considered a child prodigy from the age of eleven, he won first prize in Milan and, at the age of twelve,...

Empire-style tripod side table – Napoleon III period Gilded bronze and polychrome marble top An elegant side table from the Napoleon III period (second half of the 19th century), in...

This set of 6 traditional Chiavari chairs was designed by Gaetano Descalzi in the town of Chiavari, Italy, where they have been manufactured ever since in various styles. This set co...

Voguish Italian travertine coffee table from the 1970s, composed of two opposing triangular elements that can be arranged in multiple configurations. Placed together, the two pieces ...

Modular Bookcase E22, by Osvaldo Borsani and Eugenio Gerli: Tecno, Italy 1960 This beautiful E22 modular bookcase is composed of: * 6 vertical metal uprights, 237 cm / 93.3" high * ...

Kurt Ziehmer (1944 - 2002) trained as an architect and founded his Düsseldorf studio in 1968, developing furniture and lighting with Gunther Lambert. His ultra rare sculptural Genera...

Raymond Loewy (1893 - 1986) was one of the most influential industrial designers of the twentieth century, shaping the look of cars, appliances, and brands from Shell to Coca Cola. ...

Mario Bellini designed the Cab chair for Cassina in the late 1970s. A tubular steel frame is fully enveloped in thick saddle leather, zippered onto the structure, an innovative conce...

This sculptural desk in solid elmwood has been made by the French company Ebenisterie Seltz which has been widely known for producing certain designs by Pierre Chapo during the 1970'...

A set of four model 783 coffee tables featuring double-sided black/white tops designed by Gianfranco Frattini in 1966 for Cassina. The model 783 is the largest of the 780/783 collec...

Bertel Gardberg (1916 to 2007) is known as the father of Finnish silversmithing, and worked across silver, wood and other materials during a long career, including well known cutlery...

Bertel Gardberg (1916 to 2007) is known as the father of Finnish silversmithing, and worked across silver, wood and other materials during a long career, including well known cutlery...

Mark Brazier Jones Dew Floor Lamp, in Blackened Steel, Bronze and Glass Mark Brazier Jones is a British sculptor born in New Zealand in 1956, who co founded the Creative Salvage gro...

Vico Magistretti Lyndon Floor Lamp for Oluce, Chrome and Glass Vico Magistretti was a leading figure of Italian mid century design, working for Cas...

Vintage daybed designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping (the Netherlands) during the 1950s. New exclusive mustard-colored natural mohair and foam; the daybed can be used as both a so...

An "Olympia" wall sconce by Mark Brazier-Jones, forged from iron with a copper sheet laurel garland and glass accents, holding a single candle. Signed and dated "Mark Brazier-Jones 1...

An "Olympia" wall sconce by Mark Brazier-Jones, forged from iron with a copper sheet laurel garland and glass accents, holding a single candle. Signed and dated "Mark Brazier-Jones 1...

Please note that the price is for one pair. A pair of "Olympia" wall sconces by Mark Brazier-Jones, forged from iron with a copper sheet laurel garland and glass accents, holding a ...

Pierre Paulin Tulip Chair for Artifort, Reupholstered in New Zealand Sheepskin Pierre Paulin was a Paris born French designer best known fo...

Michel Ducaroy Togo Sofa and Chair Set for Ligne Roset, Grey Leather A two-piece Togo seating set designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, comprising a two-seater sofa and lounge...

The RH-301 lounge chair was designed by Robert Haussmann as an attribute to the well-known Barcelona chair by Mies van der Rohe, using chromed metal, leather straps and pillows. It e...

Sergio Rodrigues set the standard for Modern furniture in Brazil during the 1950s, his works have become a reference for Brazilian design, which often use indigenous wood species suc...

R13A Sideboard by Pierre Chapo, France, circa 1981. Crafted in solid French Elm, this sideboard exemplifies Chapo's philosophy of honest, uncompromising craftsmanship, precise join...

Set of six Mummy Chairs by Peter Traag for Edra, Italy, 2007. The Mummy Chair was designed by Peter Traag, a Dutch designer born in 1979 who studied at the Royal College of Art in ...

Travertine and wood coffee table, Italy 1970s. This elegant 1970s coffee table stands out for its generous dimensions and the quality of its materials. It features a cream-coloured...

Fontana Arte attr. chiseled crystal glass block, Italy, 1970 This beautiful crystal glass block rests on a square wooden base. To achieve its final shape, the glass was carved with ...

This elegant pendant lamp features a trumpet-shaped chrome-plated metal shade with a white enameled interior, softly diffusing the light. Part of the AM/AS series, the system was de...

“Atomic” ceiling lamp designed by Trix and Robert Haussmann in the 1970s, and produced by Swisslamps International. The lamp is made of aluminium tubes and plastic connectors, it fe...

1st edition Figli di Amadeo Cassina, Meda Italy 1950's. These elegant and timeless chairs feature a structure in black lacquered ashwood. The rope seat has been professionally resto...

A striking and highly decorative brass floor lamp in the style of the renowned French design house Maison Jansen, dating from the 1960s–1970s. With its sculptural silhouette and ele...

Elegant Brass Table Lamp, Swiss Manufacture, Mid-Century Modern, 1950s. The quality of craftsmanship is reminiscent of lighting manufacturers such as Amba Basel or BAG Turgi. The l...

The 2833 table lamp, designed by Nathalie Grenon (born 1959), stands out by its crystal glass structure and its base and central stem in silver-plated brass. The glass structure beau...

Beautiful round T40 “Duck Feet” dining table designed by Pierre Chapo. As with all furniture by Chapo, this piece shows excellent craftsmanship, is constructed in solid wood and was ...

Probably the most well-known piece by the Swiss-born architect Le Corbusier (Charles-Edouard Jeanneret) are the LC2 armchairs and 2 or 3-seater sofas. Le Corbusier hardly needs an ...

Original pine stool designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs ski resort in the 1950s. Made in solid pine with a minimalist and functional design characteristic of Perriand’s w...

Exceptional wall mirror in chiseled crystal glass by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, Italy. The French glass master Max Ingrand served as the artistic director of Fontana Arte from 19...

Ceramic table lamp by George Pelletier, France 1960-1970. The hand-painted cream colored earthenware base showcases circular incisions and perforations with suspended decorative ele...

1970s Lucite lounge chairs in the style of Jacques Charpentier. Set of 2 These beautiful transparent lounge chairs are crafted from a single sheet of thick, sculpted Lucite. The...

Set of 4 “Gronda” modular mirrors and coat racks designed by Luciano Bertoncini in the 1970s. Manufactured by Elco Italy, whose artistic director was Joe Colombo, winner of the seco...

The Viscontea is the result of Castiglioni's experiments with cocoon resin in the sixties which led also to the creation of the famous Gatto and Taraxacum lamps who like the Visconte...