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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...

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...

Pair of armchairs by designer André Sornay. The latter, originally from Lyon, is the inventor of various patented assembly systems including the so-called "tigette" system. The seat...

Pair of chairs by the cabinetmaker and designer from Lyon André Sornay. Solid pine uprights assembled by threaded rods, a system patented by Sornay himself, with anthracite grey lac...

Wall mirror in ceramic created by Jean-Pierre Viot in France circa 1970. The irregular glazed stoneware frame features an incised textured surface with free geometric patterns, reve...

Pair of model 973 sofas, known as Loto, designed by Luigi Massoni for Poltrona Frau in Italy in 1976. Fully upholstered in cognac calf leather, they feature low and deeply envelopi...

This pair of model "J Lang" armchairs was designed by Philippe Starck in 1987 for Driade. These chairs were integrated to the Lang collection, specifically crafted to furnish the Fr...

Dardo coffee table set on a central metal base with a circular foot and cylindrical column. The structure unfolds into a radiating composition in black lacquered steel wire. The ...

Organic ceramic sculpture produced in the 1970s. The rounded volume, composed of soft and full shapes, evokes a pebble or mineral form. The matte textured surface enhances its organ...

A mixed-clay vase with a wiped glaze, created by Béatrice Cenci. The free and irregular forms evoke a volcanic landscape, structured by multiple openings. The nuanced glazes, blend...

Vase in clay with wiped glaze by Beatrice Cenci. The free and irregular forms evoke a volcanic landscape, structured by multiple openings. The nuanced glazes, combining deep greens ...

Set of six "Alu-Flex" chairs by Swiss designer Armin Wirth. Originally designed for a school, these chairs are stackable, with cast aluminum legs and molded plywood seats and backre...

A rare child-sized version of the desk designed by Alain Richard, produced by T.F.M. and developed within the A.R.C. - Mobilier National programs. The white laminate panel structure...

Mahogany bed designed by André Sornay around 1960, produced using the patented Tigette assembly system that characterizes the Lyon workshop's production during the mid twentieth cen...

Coffee table model CM 191 designed by Pierre Paulin in the late 1950s, produced by Ligne Roset. The rectangular solid wood top with a clear finish rests on a black lacquered steel w...

"Elephant" table lights in travertine created by Fratelli Mannelli circa 1970. The sculpted base depicts a stylized elephant with compact volumes and simplified lines. The travertin...

Cocker model sofa designed by Franco Bresciani for Poltrona Frau in Italy in the late 1970s. Fully upholstered in cognac full-grain leather, it is defined by its low and deeply enve...

Polished diabase sculpture by Robert Neuhauser, made in Switzerland, circa mid-1980s. Composed of two elongated elements with rounded ends, the piece unfolds horizontally. Their arr...

The "Caribù" floor lamp, designed in 1972 by Lella Montecroci and Marco de Carli for Arrelam, is an iconic piece of Italian design from the 1970s. Its functional and sculptural aes...

Pair of "Samouraï" armchairs designed by Joseph-André Motte for Airborne around 1960 to furnish the waiting and boarding areas of the newly opened Orly airport in Paris. These armc...

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...

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...

Rare desk and chair set in blue lacquered ash designed by André Sornay, cabinetmaker and designer from Lyon, circa 1955. Produced by Sornay Meubles in Lyon, this ensemble epitomizes...

Desk and chair from the "Ozoo" series by Marc Berthier, an innovative design created in 1967, one of the first in France to be made from molded white lacquered polyester reinforced ...

Bus stop bench designed by Kiyonori Kikutake and Itsuko Hasegawa in the 1960s. This bench is notable for its minimalist and functional design, emblematic of the Japanese approach to ...

Small bird sculpture, created by Swiss ceramist Gérald Olivier, circa 1970. This piece, representing a bird, captivates with its sleek and stylized silhouette. The cream and brown g...

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 two birds, created by Swiss ceramist Gérald Olivier around 1970. These sculptures feature two birds with streamlined forms, with bodies in mottled blue glazed ceramic and hea...

Pair of "Kabuto" lounge chairs, model OM 5006, designed by Isamu Kenmochi and manufactured by Tendo Mokko, starting in 1961, Japan. With a fixed base, this model stands out for its enveloping silhouette and soft pink fabric upholstery. The curved backrest is designed to follow the natural lines of the body, while the thick cushioning offers a comfortable and supportive seat. Developed in close partnership with Tendo Mokko, the Kabuto chair...

Ceramic sculpture "Tartaruga" by Ugo La Pietra, Superego Editions, Italy, 2006. Ugo La Pietra is an Italian designer and artist recognized for his innovative approach to design, com...

Large-scale bird sculpture created by Swiss ceramist Gérald Olivier, circa 1970. This work reflects the artist's distinctive approach, blending formal abstraction with a poetic besti...

Chalet table in solid pine, designed by Christian Durupt in the 1970s. Trained as an architect, Christian Durupt collaborated with Charlotte Perriand on several mountain projects, no...

Post-modern ceramic vases by Alessandro Mendini for Zanotta, known as "Dealbata". We like the richness of the shapes, counterbalanced by the sobriety of the white enamelled porcela...

Square table imagined by Charlotte Perriand, dating back to the 1970s. This piece was designed to adorn the Aiguille Rouge residence, located in Les Arcs 2000. Its rectangular solid...

Paire de bancs en bois massif dessinés par Christian Durupt pour un chalet à Courchevel, vers 1960 Réalisés en pin local, ces bancs présentent une const...

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...

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...

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...

Eliane and Monique Cloutier, both wives of the Cloutier Brothers - renowned French ceramists, joined hands to create under the pseudonym 'Girofla'. Graduates from l'Ecole des Arts Ap...

Cristallo dining table, designed by Egidio Di Rosa and Pier Alessandro Giusti, circa 1987. Its sculptural, adjustable base is crafted from a single block of Carrara marble, split i...

Folding armchair model Regina d'Africa from the Broomstick Series, designed by Vico Magistretti in 1979, in an elegant black version. This refined chair features a solid beechwood f...

Folding armchair model Regina d'Africa from the Broomstick Series, designed by Vico Magistretti in 1979. This striking chair features a solid beechwood frame, distinguished by its ...

Dive into the traditional French "aperitif" with this piece from the famous Vallauris French ceramicist, Roger Capron. Ceramic bottle by Roger Capron, featuring a deep orange color ...

Set of three ceramic bottles by the acclaimed French ceramist Roger Capron, a key figure in the ceramic movement in Vallauris from the 1950s onward. A hallmark of Capron's artistry,...

Table lamp by Italian designer Jacopo Foggini, a master of polyurethane plastic creations. This unique model combines a sleek white lacquered metal base with a striking polyurethan...

Doublet bench designed by Dutch designer Rob Parry in the 1950s. This versatile sofa effortlessly transforms into a single bed, seamlessly blending functionality with aesthetic appea...

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...