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Large solid pine bench featuring a long rectangular seat with straightforward proportions, resting on straight assembled legs. The design is simple and utilitarian, highlighting the ...

Pair of dark-stained beech chairs designed by René Gabriel, circa 1943. These chairs are emblematic of René Gabriel’s work during the years surrounding the Second World War, a perio...

Cheerio floor lamp designed by the Desseckers in 1988 and produced in Germany. The lamp features a slender vertical structure made of thin metal rods resting on a circular base, sup...

Solid pine bench by Christian Durupt, designed for the Courchevel ski resort in the 1960s. The bench features a thick rectangular seat resting on straight legs, with a solid backres...

Solid pine rectangular dining table, selected for the French ski resort "Les ARCS". Passionate about mountains, Charlotte Perriand worked during 20 years (1967-1989) on the design ...

Solid pine bench, model selected for Les Arcs 1800 ski resort, in the French Alps. Perriand's passion for the mountains and her dedication to creating a perfect skiing experience is...

Suite de sept suspensions par Max Sauze, datent d'environ 1975 et offrant des formes et dimensions variables et créant un jeu dynamique de lignes et de formes qui capture l'œil et en...

Pair of illuminated bedside shelves designed by Pierre Guariche for the apartments of the La Plagne ski resort in the 1960s. Made from curved plywood and cream-white laminate, thes...

Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs, Mado Jolain established her studio in Montrouge in the 1950s, working closely with her husband René Legrand, who designed the metal bases fo...

Set of six Bauche No.19 lounge chairs, designed by Charlotte Perriand and produced by Steph Simon in the 1950s. This model reflects Perriand's interest in natural materials and esse...

Sculptural floral lamp designed by Georg Jensen and produced by Royal Copenhagen in Denmark in the mid 20th century. The composition takes the form of a stylized bouquet, made of s...

Set of eight Millepunte chairs designed by Maurizio Peregalli and Sergio Calatroni, published by Zeus Noto in the mid 1980s. Each chair features a black lacquered metal tripod base...

Sideboard from the USM Haller modular system, developed by Paul Schärer and Fritz Haller from the 1960s onward and produced in Switzerland. The piece is composed of two closed modu...

Fumi model coffee table, designed by Japanese designer Isamu Kenmochi in the 1960s and produced by Tendo Mokko. This table is distinguished by its two sculpted side supports holdin...

Polygonal vase in slip-cast porcelain, with painted decoration and gold highlights. Broad, bluish and gray brushstrokes enliven the surface with a free and expressive gesture, revea...

Pair of Luna e Sole chairs designed by Carlo Berruti and produced by Danber Italia in the early 1990s. The stained beech base supports a curved metal stem topped with a hand paint...

Simplicity and elegance for these armchairs by the Lyon cabinetmaker and designer André Sornay. Solid pine uprights assemble by threaded rods, a system patented by Sornay himself, c...

Large table lamp featuring a quadrangular travertine base highlighted by three vertical recessed lines that emphasise its sculptural shape. The stone displays a warm natural grain, c...

Pair of M352 "Lyre" chairs designed in 1968 by Swiss designer Theo Häberli. The molded and perforated plywood shell, lacquered in white, creates a tall and graphic silhouette that r...

Glazed ceramic bowl produced by the Les Archanges workshop in Vallauris around 1960. Hand-shaped with a subtly asymmetric silhouette, it features a stylized floral design with a gr...

Lighting rectangular mirror from the 1970s, framed with a bent gilt metal structure forming a continuous line with softly rounded corners. Its clean and elegant outline, characteri...

Model 620 wall light designed by Alain Richard and produced by Disderot around 1970. The fixture features two cylindrical projectors in orange-lacquered metal, sliding along a chrom...

High stool by Christian Durupt, a French cabinetmaker active in the 1960s who collaborated with Charlotte Perriand on Alpine ski resorts. This piece originated from Méribel, where lo...

Meribel chair by Charlotte Perriand, designed in the 1950s to furnish the ski resort of Méribel, in the French Alps. In black stained ash and woven straw, the chair has been rest...

Meribel chair by Charlotte Perriand, designed in the 1950s to furnish the ski resort of Méribel, in the French Alps. In black stained ash and woven straw, the chair has been rest...

Designed in the 1950s by Charlotte Perriand, this stool belong to the Bauche n°19 model, published by Steph Simon. The solid ash structure features four rounded legs joined by stretc...

Designed in the 1950s by Charlotte Perriand, these two stools belong to the Bauche n°19 model, published by Steph Simon. The solid ash structure features four rounded legs joined by ...

The "SCAL" bed is an iconic design by Jean Prouvé. This particular variant featuring a swiveling tablet designed by Charlotte Perriand, is a remarkable piece. It showcases a sleek de...

Pair of tripod chairs made entirely of fiberglass, finished in a vivid, deep yellow lacquer. Their sculptural silhouette and taut lines reflect Walter Frey's formal explorations in ...

ID-S floor lamp designed by Ettore Sottsass for Zumtobel, Austria, circa 1980. Crafted in white lacquered metal, it rises on a slender stem set on a rectangular base with three sm...

Bedside table designed by Pierre Guariche for the apartments of La Plagne and Bandol. This minimal and functional piece is made of U-shaped bent plywood, finished with a white lami...

Bedside table designed by Pierre Guariche for the apartments of La Plagne and Bandol. This minimal and functional piece is made of U-shaped bent plywood, finished with a white lami...

Tripod chair model C3, known as Touring Club de France, designed by René Picot and exhibited at the *Salon des Artistes Décorateurs* in 1953 on the Tubauto stand. It features a bla...

Solid wood daybed with a rectilinear frame and tapered legs, characteristic of French modernist furniture from the 1950s. The seat and cylindrical cushion are upholstered in dark bl...

Crafted by the visionary Pierre Guariche, this versatile table seamlessly transforms into a coffee table, a desk, or even a dining table to suit your needs. Meticulously constructed...

Four-legged stool in solid pine, France, 1970s. The thick circular seat rests on slightly splayed cylindrical legs, giving the piece great stability. The warm honey-toned patina hi...

Pair of nightstands with versatile design, serving as both nightstands and seats, they were conceived by the renowned French designer Pierre Guariche and was featured in both La Pla...

Set of six "Costes" armchairs designed by Philippe Starck for Aleph Driade, Italy, circa 1984. Tubular black lacquered steel frame, curved plywood shell with black finish, fixed cus...

Rare kitchen set composed of a table and four chairs by André Sornay, cabinetmaker and designer from Lyon, made around 1955. Each piece features a tubular black-lacquered metal str...

By Charlotte Perriand, a thirteen mahogany slats bench resting on black lacquered metal legs. It can also be stunning as a low table in a living room. The mattress and cushions have...

Pair of table lamps designed by Guy Bertrand in the late 1960s. Each lamp features a folded aluminium sheet forming a cubic, architectural volume that encloses a plexiglass reflect...

Pair of vases by the talented French artist Claude Morin, a major figure in the revival of glass art in France. Settled in Dieulefit in the 1970s, he refined his techniques there a...

Solid pine rectangular dining table, selected for the French ski resort "Les ARCS". Passionate about mountains, Charlotte Perriand worked during 20 years (1967-1989) on the design ...

Solid pine rectangular dining table, selected for the French ski resort "Les ARCS". Passionate about mountains, Charlotte Perriand worked during 20 years (1967-1989) on the design ...

Wall-mounted coat rack in yellow lacquered wood, anonymous work under the probable direction of Le Corbusier, circa 1952 It is composed of six massive wooden hooks, carved in a cur...

Armchair model D42 published by Tecta, Germany, circa 1980. Its tubular steel frame, designed in the Bauhaus spirit, forms a cantilever base ending in curved runners. The seat and b...

This iconic table from Charlotte Perriand can be found in rare dwellings of the French Alps. Designed in the 70s for the furnishment of the Nova and the Lauzières Residences in Les...

This iconic table from Charlotte Perriand can be found in rare dwellings of the French Alps. Designed in the 70s for the furnishment of the Nova and the Lauzières Residences in Les...

Square table with rounded edges designed by Charlotte Perriand designed for the resort of Les Arcs in the 1970s. It has a glued laminated pine top of rectangular shape with a beaut...

Published by the Japanese manufacturer Tendo Mokko in the 1960s, this sideboard is crafted from solid teak and teak veneer with a warm and regular grain. It opens with two hinged te...

The Womb Chair stands as one of the most celebrated icons of 20th-century design, born from the collaboration between Eero Saarinen, Charles Eames, and Florence Knoll. Conceived in 1...

Christian Durupt, a skilled French cabinetmaker who worked in the 1960s and gained renown for his exquisite creations in solid wood. Notably, he collaborated with Charlotte Perriand ...

The Rideau d'Espace model was designed by Paco Rabanne circa 1970. Made of round chrome-plated plastic discs linked by small metal rings, it reflects the couturier's experiments w...

Wall sconce published by Glashütte Limburg, circa 1970. Each sconce features a black lacquered metal backplate and a single gilt brass arm holding a transparent, subtly iridescent h...

Composed of basic geometric shapes, circle, triangle, square, this lacquered wood sculpture reflects Robert-Jean Chapuis's formal vocabulary, influenced by Bauhaus and neo-constructi...

Tripod low stool designed by Hans Bellmann in the 1950s for Swiss manufacturer Horgen Glarus. Made of molded birch plywood, this understated, stackable model belongs to the postwar...

Rectangular dining table in solid wood, made in the 1950s. Its rustic construction, with pegged joints, recalls the simple forms of mountain furniture or regional cabinetmaking work...

The D36 armchair was designed in the 1980s by Axel Bruchhäuser, a central figure at the German publisher Tecta. Deeply influenced by the great names of modernism, Bruchhäuser drew h...

Iconic design by Charlotte Perriand, this stool was conceived in the 1950s to furnish the ski resort of Les Arcs in the French Alps. This piece is an early edition, directly sourced...

Folding coffee table with black lacquered metal base, designed by Bernard Hesling circa 1970. The rectangular enamelled metal top features a whimsical, stylized depiction of the ci...