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Armchair and side table by Lyon-based cabinetmaker and designer André Sornay, a visionary innovator known for his patented assembly systems. The solid pine structure is expertly ass...

This versatile table, designed by Joseph-André Motte, is ideal for small spaces, functioning as a coffee table, desk, console, or dining table. Its clever design allows it to adapt ...

Folding chair model TS, designed by Roger Tallon (1929-2011) in the 1970s and produced by Sentou around 1978. This iconic piece, representing the first version of the TS model, exe...

Kinetic sculpture, Switzerland, handcrafted from welded steel mechanical components, this kinetic sculpture combines wheels, pulleys, counterweights, springs and yellow lacquered sp...

Produced in a limited edition, the Candela lamp is among the earliest designs published by Produzione Privata, the company founded by Michele De Lucchi to develop experimental objec...

Armchair model "San Siro," designed by Fabrizio Ballardini and Lucio Costanzi for Bernini, circa 1995. This post-modern armchair stands out with its lacquered metal structure, off...

Selected by Charlotte Perriand for the ski resort of Les Arcs in the French Alps, this table features a rectangular top and a base with a stretcher, entirely made of solid pine. Pa...

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 ...

Rectangular dining table with stretcher base in solid elm, selected for the Les Arcs ski resort. Less commonly found in this wood, the elm version is distinguished by its rich grain...

Air (1978) Mixed media on paper Signed bottom right and dated '78 Douglas Swan, an American painter born in 1930, began his artistic journey at Dundee College of Art in Scotland,...

Pair of perforated white lacquered metal wall sconces, designed by Charlotte Perriand for SEC, circa 1980 Made of perforated white lacquered metal, these wall sconces are both under...

Wall mounted pine dresser created for the Les Arcs 1800 residences in the early 1970s. It features three horizontal shelves and sculpted side profiles, characteristic of the design l...

René Martin, known as "René les Ciseaux," was a renowned French cabinetmaker, celebrated for his collaboration with the esteemed designer Charlotte Perriand. Together, they embarked ...

Single bed designed by Roger Landault for Ligne Roset in France, circa 1965. Crafted in oak veneer, it stands on four tapered legs and features a refined, minimalist structure. The ...

Wall mirror with an architectural laminated polychrome, typical of decorative productions from the 1980s. The design combines simple geometric volumes with a pastel color palette d...

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...

Vase réalisé par Les Argonautes, un duo de céramistes français formé par Isabelle Ferlay et Frédérique Bourguet, actif dans les années 1960 à Vallauris, un centre emblématique de la ...

Vase #1 by Shiro Kuramata, 1980, manufactured by Ishimaru Co., Ltd., Japan. This iconic vase by Shiro Kuramata perfectly illustrates his unique approach to design, blending minimali...

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...

Diabase sculpture by Robert Neuhauser, created in Switzerland, circa 1985. Carved from a monolithic block of diabase, a dense black volcanic stone, the sculpture combines rough-hewn...

Rare height-adjustable rectangular 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 re...

Corner daybed designed by Charlotte Perriand for the apartments of the Résidence Nova at Les Arcs, circa 1970. Crafted in solid pine, it features a sla...

Rare four-legged Massue stool by Charlotte Perriand, France, 1960s. Usually produced with three legs, this uncommon four-legged version was specially commissioned by a private clien...

Solid pine bench from La Rive Residence, Arc 1600, built in the early 1970s. The building was designed by architect Bernard Taillefer, who worked closely with Charlotte Perriand on ...

The "SCAL" bed is an iconic design by Jean Prouvé. It showcases a sleek design with a frame made of black-lacquered metal; The cushion and mattress are made in cotton cloth. The b...

The "SCAL" bed is an iconic design by Jean Prouvé. It showcases a sleek design with a frame made of black-lacquered metal; The cushion and mattress are made in cotton cloth. The b...

Cansado sideboard in ash veneer, with two black and white laminate sliding doors, as well as four wooden drawers, all resting on a base in black lacquered metal. Cansado is a mining...

Three-arm adjustable floor lamp produced by O'Luce in Italy, circa 1950. Crafted from brass, it stands on a circular green lacquered base with a slender stem extending into three sw...

Large ceramic oval platter created by Michel Anasse in France circa 1960. It features a broad rim surrounding an abstract decoration beneath the ...

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...

"Female" bench designed by Florian Artmann in Germany, 2022. Crafted from solid beech, it is composed of a series of finely machined wooden slats forming both the legs and the seat...

Solid pine stool designed by René Martin, nicknamed "René les Ciseaux," a discreet yet key figure in postwar alpine design. As a close collaborator of Charlotte Perriand, he contribu...

Large double-handled vase produced by the Accolay collective, founded by four former students of Alexandre Kostanda and regarded as one of the leading French ceramic workshops of the...

Abstract sculpture created by Alex Herzog in Zurich. Carved from solid wood, the sculpture explores the contrast between natural, black and grey finishes. The geometric volumes rise...

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...

Pair of Maralunga ottomans designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in 1973, one of the most iconic creations of Italian design and winner of the Com...

Zoomorphic sculpture in welded Iron by Michel Anasse, a French ceramist, painter, and celebrated sculptor known for his dynamic animal-themed works. Based in Vallauris during the m...

Pair of diamond-shaped side tables made around 1980. Made entirely of walnut veneer, they feature a faceted geometric shape. The different sides highlight the wood's grain, creating...

Suite of four black lacquered metal chairs with openwork backrest by Jean-Louis Bonnant. These chairs are famous for their appearance in Jacques Tati's first color film, "Mon Oncle"...

The Womb Chair is the first result of the collaboration between Eero Saarinen, Charles Eames, and Florence Knoll. Designed in 1940 at Florence Knoll's request, she famously asked fo...

Grasshopper lounge chair designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll in 1946. Its bent laminated beech frame forms a continuous line that integrates the legs, armrests and seat support int...

Guadeloupe's Table lamp produced by Maison Charles in France around 1970. Resting on a substantial white lacquered metal base, it features a brass stem adorned with a sculptural com...

Table lamp produced by Maison Charles in France around 1970. This sculptural composition combines a white lacquered cubic base with a bouquet of elongated gilt bronze leaves, whos...

Table designed by Charlotte Perriand for Hôtel des Trois Arcs at Les Arcs, completed between 1967 and 1968. It features a thick circular solid pine top resting on a black lacquered ...

Free-form table designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Aiguille Grive residence at Les Arcs 1800 during the 1980s. Its asymmetrical laminated solid pine top rests on two black lacqu...

Zoomorphic pitcher created by Suzanne Ramie for the Madoura workshop circa 1945. Crafted in celadon green glazed earthenware, it features a generous rounded body extended by a styl...

Large zoomorphic pitcher created by Suzanne Ramie for the Madoura workshop circa 1945. Crafted in white glazed earthenware, it features a generous rounded body extended by a stylize...

Cansado sideboard in ash veneer, with two black and white laminate sliding doors, as well as four wooden drawers, all resting on a base in black lacquered metal. Cansado is a mining...

Sideboard "Bloc," an exceptionally rare piece in this four-doors ash version, designed by Charlotte Perriand for the mining town of Cansado, Mauritania. Conceived for the residences ...

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...

This example of a sofa bed was once part of the furnishings in the apartments of the iconic Résidence Nova in Les Arcs, a creation of the talented Charlotte Perriand. The structure...

Rectangular solid elm table selected for the apartments of Les Arcs ski resort in the French Alps. The design favours a clear construction, with a thick top and a stretcher base. Th...

Rectangular dining table with stretcher base in solid elm, selected for the Les Arcs ski resort. Less commonly found in this wood, the elm version is distinguished by its rich grain...

Four-legged Massue in solid pine by Charlotte Perriand, France, 1970s. Usually made with three legs, this one-of-a-kind version was custom-made for a client. The thick circular sea...

Abstract brass sculpture created by Lyse Oudoire in France during the 1970s. A French artist and sculptor active throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Lyse Oudoire developed a body of wo...

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...

Pair of high stools with backrest, model Rey Chair by Bruno Rey for Dietiker. The solid beech structure is lacquered white, and the seat covered with white imitation leather. The se...

Wall mirror created by Léopold Gest in France circa 1970. The hammered iron structure takes on a freeform shape reminiscent of an ancient utensil. The circular mirror is set within...

Ring O rug designed by Richard Starkey, known as Ringo Starr, for the Ege Art Line collection, 1988. Made of pure new wool, it features a graphic composition on a green ground, anim...

Paire of Rey chair model in solid beech in good condition. Iconic and timeless. Manufacturer : Dietiker & Co in Stein am Rhein, circa 1971. Some chairs still have the manufacturer...