Goldwood Interiors

Attributed to Dutch designer Cor Alons and closely related to furniture produced by Den Boer Gouda during the 1950s, this sideboard displays the sculptural side panels, recessed pull...

Crafted in France during the early 19th century, this rustic oak cabinet exemplifies the understated elegance of provincial furniture making. Constructed in solid oak, it features fo...

A rare signed edition of the Fauteuil Éléphant or Elephant Chair, designed by French artist and sculptor Bernard Rancillac. The design was originally conceived in 1966 and exhibited ...

Designed by Jørgen Høvelskov in 1968 and produced by Christensen & Larsen, the Harp Chair is one of the most recognisable achievements of Danish modern furniture design. Inspired by ...

Designed in 1960, the Alex coffee table is among the most refined expressions of Sergio Rodrigues’ contribution to twentieth-century design. The sculptural base is composed of inters...

Produced by Móveis Pailar during the 1960s, the Costelinha lounge chair is a compelling example of Brazilian modernist furniture design. Its name, derived from the Portuguese word fo...

These Art Deco armchairs were produced in the Netherlands during the 1920s and reflect the period's growing preference for geometric clarity and architectural form. Crafted in solid ...

This collection of antique Japanese Ittomasu rice measure containers dates from the early twentieth century and reflects the enduring craftsmanship of Japan’s traditional measuring s...

This rare pair of sculptural desks was produced in Italy circa 1960 and is executed in the style of Carlo De Carli. Crafted in richly toned wood, the desks feature elegant asymmetric...

Crafted in France during the mid-twentieth century, this basketry ensemble brings together five bowls, three baskets and a woven side table, all executed in natural fibers using trad...

Crafted in 2025 from solid reclaimed wood, this small coffee table pairs a solid pine top with three hand-carved solid oak legs. The top is shaped with gentle curves and smooth edges...

This contemporary Anatolian rug was hand-knotted in Turkey using wool and finished with a refined medium pile that emphasizes softness, luminosity, and tactile depth. Its monochromat...

This contemporary Anatolian rug was hand-knotted in Turkey using wool and finished with a refined medium pile that emphasizes softness, tonal depth, and tactile presence. Its monochr...

This contemporary Anatolian rug was hand-knotted in Turkey using richly textured mohair, a fiber historically prized for its softness, natural sheen, and expressive tactile character...

This contemporary Anatolian rug was hand-knotted in Turkey using wool and finished with a refined low pile that emphasizes the clarity and rhythm of its graphic composition. The abst...

This contemporary Anatolian rug was hand-knotted in Turkey using richly textured mohair, a fiber historically valued for its softness, luminosity, and tactile depth. The composition ...

This contemporary Anatolian rug was hand-knotted in Turkey using richly textured mohair, celebrated for its softness, luminosity, and naturally expressive fiber structure. The genero...

This pair of ‘H’ armchairs by José Zanine Caldas reflects the architect-designer’s distinctive approach to Brazilian modernism, where structural clarity and material honesty converge...

Designed by Sergio Rodrigues circa 1958, the “Mucki” bench is a refined example of Brazilian modernist furniture, balancing structural clarity with a warm and tactile material presen...

Designed in 1968 by Georges Candilis and Anja Blomstedt for Sentou, these dining chairs embody the rational elegance and structural clarity associated with post-war French modernism....

This rustic tripod stool dates from the early 20th century and embodies the understated beauty associated with wabi sabi aesthetics and vernacular craftsmanship. Constructed in solid...

This large monastic console table was produced in France during the mid-20th century and reflects the quiet austerity associated with traditional monastery furniture and rural crafts...

This monumental Art Deco corner display cabinet was produced in Italy during the mid-20th century and reflects the sophisticated architectural sensibility that defined many Italian d...

This mid-20th century African cabinet embodies the powerful sculptural language associated with Brutalist design through its deeply carved geometric surfaces and strong architectural...

This cerused Art Deco armchair was produced in France during the 1940s and reflects the restrained sophistication characteristic of late Art Deco seating design. Crafted in cerused o...

This rustic pine bench was produced in France around 1900 and reflects the straightforward functionality of traditional rural furniture. Constructed in solid pine, the bench is chara...

Crafted in solid chestnut during the 19th century, this rustic French cabinet reflects the expressive simplicity of vernacular folk craftsmanship. Built from thick hand-worked planks...

This Art Deco dining table was produced in France during the 1930s and reflects the sculptural and materially expressive approach associated with the work of Charles Dudouyt. Constru...

These French Art Deco armchairs from the 1930s reflects the movement’s characteristic balance between sculptural form and restrained elegance. Crafted in walnut, the chairs are defin...

This monumental Art Deco display cabinet originates from the interior of a historic haberdashery shop in the centre of Novara, Italy. Commissioned by the owners and crafted by artisa...

Designed by Charlotte Perriand during the 1950s for the Cité Cansado development, this ‘Bloc’ sideboard exemplifies her vision of modular living and functional modernism. The composi...

This pair of smaller mid-century veneer table lamps captures the architectural clarity and refined materiality characteristic of 1960s European design. The cylindrical veneer shades ...

This mid-century table lamp from the 1960s is distinguished by its sculptural composition and refined veneer craftsmanship. The cylindrical shade, executed in warm wood veneer, is ba...

This antique oak coffer from early 18th century England reflects the quiet strength of vernacular country furniture. Defined by its clean architectural lines, generous proportions, a...

This antique Japanese wooden usu mortar dates from the early 20th century and was traditionally used in the preparation of mochi during ceremonial and seasonal gatherings. Hand-carve...

This 19th century walnut cupboard from Southern Europe embodies the quiet refinement of rural craftsmanship traditions. Defined by its balanced proportions, paneled construction, and...

This set of four mid-20th century lounge chairs reflects the refined balance between Colonial Modern aesthetics and French craftsmanship. Defined by their sculptural curved arm suppo...

Crafted in oak during the 17th century, this antique chest reflects the enduring influence of Renaissance furniture traditions through its rhythmic geometric paneling and architectur...

This sculptural high-back chair was produced in Italy during the 1970s and reflects the refined organic glamour associated with Gabriella Crespi’s celebrated designs of the period. C...

The Soriana two-seater sofas by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina, a celebrated icon of 1970s Italian design. These pieces feature the signature plush, voluminous form cinched by a p...

This vernacular Travail Populaire cabinet, produced in France during the 19th century, reflects a direct and utilitarian approach to rural craftsmanship. Constructed from solid wood,...

This narrow wooden cabinet, originating from the Cévennes region in southern France, dates to the 17th century and is traditionally associated with the period of religious conflict t...

An architectural statement from Italy in the 1980s, this modernist sideboard embodies a moment when furniture moved beyond utility toward spatial composition. Its bold red lacquer su...

Designed by Lina Bo Bardi, the Giraffe chair is a distinctive example of Brazilian modernist design, defined by its playful yet architectural form. The composition is reduced to esse...

This vernacular credenza cabinet, attributed to Northern Italy and dating to the late 17th century, is defined by its restrained construction and utilitarian character. Crafted in so...

This stoneware vessel, produced in Germany around 1930, reflects a purely functional approach to storage and processing. Its compact, architectural form is defined by a square body a...

This vernacular credenza cabinet, attributed to Northern Italy and associated with the Emilia Romagna region, is believed to date to circa the 17th century. It is defined by its stra...

This mid-century atelier table, produced in Europe around 1950, is defined by its restrained construction and honest materiality. The long plank top rests on a robust base with diago...

These Brutalist dining chairs, created in France during the 1970s, are defined by their robust construction and sculptural clarity. Crafted from solid oak, each chair expresses a dir...

This coffee table, attributed to Axel Vervoordt and created in Belgium during the 1980s, is defined by its low, grounded proportions and its emphasis on material depth and surface nu...

This antique rustic wooden cabinet, dating to around 1900, is crafted from solid wood and reflects a direct, hand-worked approach to construction. The sides retain a subtly organic c...

This armchair is part of the celebrated “Diagonaalstoel” series designed by Willem Hendrik Gispen, first developed in 1927 and produced from 1929 onwards. The design is defined by it...

Defined by its solid presence and honest construction, this French dining table from the mid-20th century embodies a restrained approach to rustic design. The top, formed from wide w...

This antique cabinet reflects a vernacular tradition rooted in utility and expressive handwork. Carved from solid wood, its façade is enriched with geometric and rosette motifs, exec...

This French floor lamp from the 1970s embodies the raw, expressive language of Brutalist design through its use of solid wood shaped into an organic, almost totemic form. The sculptural base reveals a sensitivity to natural irregularities, allowing the grain, knots, and contours of the wood to define its character. The piece reflects the ethos of French artisan workshops of the period, where functional objects were elevated into expressive works through material honesty and handcraft. Its presence evokes parallels with the broader movement of organic modernism, where nature-informed forms meet architectural rigor. As with all vintage wooden objects...

A pair of mid-century modern club chairs from the 1960s, crafted in solid wood with black leather cushions, defined by their architectural composition and generous proportions. The s...

A three-seat mid-century modern sofa from the 1960s, executed in solid wood with black leather upholstery, defined by its architectural framework and grounded proportions. The expose...

This bentwood armchair reflects the enduring tradition of steam-bent wood furniture developed in the late 19th century. Crafted from curved wood elements, the chair is defined by its...

This pair of lounge chairs, attributed to H.P. Berlage for ’t Binnenhuis, dates from around 1900 and reflects the early development of Dutch modern design at the intersection of the ...

This mid-century modern conference table, produced in Europe during the 1960s, exemplifies the period’s preference for clarity of line and restrained material expression. The elongat...