ESPACEMODERNE Furniture

Architectural floor lamp by Reggiani, Italy 1970's. An exceptional architectural floor lamp designed by Goffredo Reggiani, produced in Italy during the 1970s. The lamp is composed ...

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...

Round glazed ceramic dish, designed by Jean Lurçat. Black and white decoration of a fantasy figure or animal on green background. Sant-Vicens Ceramics Workshop, France, 1950–1960 ...

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...

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

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...

Eternit bench by André Lasserre, produced in Switzerland during the 1970s. Both backrest and seat are constructed in fibre cement (Eternit) supported by a galvanised steel structure...

Cherner Armchair, natural walnut veneer, reedition from the 2000s based on Norman Cherner’s original 1958 design. Molded plywood seat shell with solid bentwood armrests and base. W...

Seconda Chair by Mario Botta for Alias, 1980s The Seconda Chair (1982) is an iconic piece of design, with use of materials that are typical for Botta’s furniture and lamps: Sheet me...

The D80 lounge chair (also called the Machine Chair) was originally designed during the 1920s by Jean Prouvé for his own use: The chair is built up in metal, with a leather seat str...

Rare and early "Amaryllis" table lamp by Chrystiane Charles. Ed. Maison Charles 1970 Structure and base in gilded bronze, original lampshade in patinated brass. Chrystiane Charles ...

Stainless steel lounge chair designed by Xavier Féal. Produced by Inox Industrie France 1970. This striking lounge chair by Xavier Féal exemplifies the industrial modernist ethos ...

Gabriella Crespi, Rising Sun Series, Fungo Table Lamp, 1970s Registered by the Gabriella Crespi Archives under: 060729088M - COA available, can be transferred to the name of the buy...

A set of eight original Cab 412 side chairs designed by Mario Bellini for Cassina. Originally introduced in the late 1970s, the Cab chair has become an icon of Italian design and is ...

Lounge chair and matching ottoman model MP 111, designed by Percival Lafer and produced in Brazil in the 1970s. The structure of this comfortable set is defined by inward inclined ...

Round extendable dining table by Ebenisterie Seltz, produced in the 1980s in France, crafted in solid European elm. The workshop is known for high end French modernist furniture an...

Mario Botta “Robot” – Chest of Drawers for Alias, Italy 1980s This sculptural piece is in its purest sense a vertical storage unit composed of stacked geo...

Travertine pedestal dining table in the style of Angelo Mangiarotti, Italy around 1980. A refined example of modern minimalist design. The standout feature of this piece is its ing...

Curved adjustable desk by Seltz Ébénisterie, France, 1980s. Executed in solid French elm, a material that has become rare due to the impact of Dutch elm disease and is no longer comm...

An Uchiwa wall lamp by Ingo Maurer produced by his company Design M during the late 1970s in Germany. Uchiwa lamps are made from rice paper supported by a bamboo stem; their frail ...

Chrome plated metal floor lamp with mirrored bulbs cluster designed by Goffredo Reggiani and produced by Reggiani Illuminazione, Italy 1960-1970. The modernist design of this floor ...

Cloverleaf sofa by Verner Panton in Prada green for Verpan 1969. Designed in 1969 by Verner Panton as a modulable sculptural seating ...

Bruce McLean, "Spaghetti alle vongole twice" (screenprint, 1995) Sheet height: 59.7cm Sheet width: 79cm Signed in pencil and numbered 500/500. Bruce McLean (born 1944) received hi...

Designed by Eero Aarnio in the 1960s, the Ball, also known as the Globe Chair, is one of the most recognised design icons of the 20th century. It is still produced today by the Germa...

Originally designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen in 1958, the Swan chair and sofa were created by the Danish architect Arne Jacobsen. Conceived as lounge furniture, the desi...

Knoll Tulip stool designed by Eero Saarinen and produced by Knoll in Switzerland during the 1970s. Re-upholstered in high-quality leather. These stools (we have two more with their ...

De Sede five-piece modular sofa DS-11 in beautiful crème colored leather: The leather is a patchwork design made from soft, cream pigmented aniline leather, which typically gives a v...

Handmade sheep in white wool and solid wood. Designed by German artist and designer Hans-Peter Krafft, produced in Germany by Meier Germany. Originally used as a stool, the sheep i...

Handmade sheep in curly white wool, black colored wool and solid wood. Designed by German artist and designer Hans-Peter Krafft, produced in Germany by Meier Germany. Originally us...

Small handmade sheep in white wool plush and solid wood. Designed by German artist and designer Hans-Peter Krafft, produced in Germany by Meier Germany. Originally used as a stool,...

Handmade sheep in white wool and solid wood. Designed by German artist and designer Hans-Peter Krafft, produced in Germany by Meier Germany. Originally used as a stool, the sheep i...

Handmade sheep in curly white wool and solid wood. Designed by German artist and designer Hans-Peter Krafft, produced in Germany by Meier Germany. Originally used as a stool, the s...

Handmade sheep in brown fur and teak coloured wood. Designed by German artist and designer Hans-Peter Krafft, produced in Germany by Meier Germany. Originally used as a stool, the ...

Set of eight Esquire armchairs designed by Luigi Massoni and Piergiorgio Cazzaniga for Matteograssi, circa 1980–1990. A strong example of late 20th-century Italian design, these scu...

Set of four Esquire armchairs designed by Luigi Massoni and Piergiorgio Cazzaniga for Matteograssi, circa 1980–1990. A strong example of late 20th-century Italian design, these scul...

Lithography also known as "Composition Serpentine" by Alexander Calder c. 1975 Lithography in colors on Arches wove paper. c.1975 This lithography is one of the projects for the ex...

Sculptural designer desk or table attributed to John and Elinor McGuire for McGuire furniture company. Designed around 1970-1980 this stunning desk features a thick oval glass top w...

Designed by Mario Scheichenbauer in the late 1960s, the Yeti Chair is an example of Italian experimental seating from the period. The chair combines a sculp...

The Camaleonda sofa was designed by the architect Mario Bellini in the early 1970s. Conceived as a fully modular seating system, it quickly became an icon of Italian design after bei...

Large table lamp signed Venini 1950-1960. The sage-colored Murano glass lamp base is shaped like a large vase. The neck is topped with a double socket structure in gilded brass. Th...

Pair of decorative leaf wall sconces attributed to Barovier&Toso, Italy 1960. Each sconce features a translucent glass shade shaped like a stylized leaf, with raised veins that ...

Model A Chair produced by Cristian Valdés in his own workshop during the late 1970s. The chair features a laminated wood frame, metal supports, and an original leather seat. The des...

Reupholstered 115 sofa by Theo Ruth for Artifort (The Netherlands). The Sofa has been reupholstered with new foam and a soft bouclé/sheep wool style fabric. The material used is v...

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 ago. Essential within yurts, it often served as protective coverings for entrances. Originating from Sistan, an isolated area straddling Iran and Afghanistan, Namad felts have endured unchanged, adorned with ancient symbols. Their remarkable modernity stems from their isolation from urban decorative influences, preserving their remote motifs through the ages. The felts we have on offer originate from a collection that was acquired at Altai Gallery in Milan, a high-end gallery specialized in antique rugs and tapestries. Origination: Afghanistan, end 1900s. Provenance: Altai Gallery Milano. Certificate provided. Condition: Good, considering age. Reinforcing repairs have been made over the years on the underside. Please note that the felt wool rug...

The Costela (Rib) chairs and sofas by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler became an instant success after their introduction in the Brazilian market, and it wasn’t for long that productio...

Saharan Tuareg mat, 19th Century: These mats were used by the Tuareg nomads in the Saharan desert, between Mali and Mauritania. They were made by weaving long strips of camel leathe...

Set of six S45 ‘Chlacc’ chairs by Pierre Chapo: “The S45 is one of the most sculptural creations in the Chapo catalogue, a design that bears not a passing resemblance to the iconic ...

The Column side table by Chris Schanck is a typical example of his signature “Alufoil” technique, where aluminum foil is hand-applied over a sculpted polystyrene and steel form, then...

This sculptural table by John Dickinson is crafted from galvanized steel, meticulously formed to resemble flowing draped fabric. Brass trim...

Artist: Victor Vasarely Title: "Granat" Silksreen, 1966 Handsigned by the artist in pencil and numbered 79/150 Publisher : Denise Renè, Paris Printer : Ateliers Arcay A leading pione...

Smoke is an armchair created by Maarten Baas for Moooi. This armchair takes us back to the time of Louis XIV. This magnificent armchair is upholstered in black leather. Each piece is...