Goldwood Interiors

Designed by Pierre Chapo in the 1970s, the 'T35' dining table expresses his approach to furniture as a synthesis of structure, proportion, and material. The design is composed of a s...

Designed in 1967 by Pierre Chapo, the B17B bookshelf exemplifies his approach to furniture as a balance of structure, proportion, and material. Constructed entirely in solid elm, the...

This coffee table by Axel Vervoordt, executed in the 1980s, reflects his signature approach to restraint, proportion, and material presence. The design is composed of a broad, square...

This French Art Deco wall mirror from the 1930s is defined by its striking geometric composition and sculptural presence. The elongated octagonal form is accentuated by a faceted woo...

Designed in 1986 by Belgian architect Bob Van Reeth, the RHoK table forms part of a series of furniture pieces developed alongside his architectural work. Rather than being conceived...

Dimensions mirror: Depth 5 cm - Width 40 cm - Height 104 cm An Italian wall-mounted console and mirror set from the 1960s, crafted in warm-toned wood that enhances the sculptural qu...

Created circa 2014 by Dutch artist Mathieu Nab for The Jane restaurant in Antwerp, this sculptural bar element embodies a strong dialogue between material and form. Carved from solid...

This 20th century French basket reflects a tradition of vernacular craftsmanship, where form is shaped by function and material. Handwoven from natural fibers, its generous proportio...

Designed in 1972 by Pierre Chapo, the T22C L’œil coffee table is defined by its distinctive eye-shaped form and modular composition. Crafted in solid oak, the design consists of two ...

This coffee table by Axel Vervoordt embodies a wabi-sabi sensibility, where beauty emerges through imperfection, material honesty, and simplicity. Crafted in solid oak, the table fea...

This linen sofa by Axel Vervoordt embodies his distinctive approach to interiors, where simplicity, proportion, and atmosphere are central. Upholstered in natural linen, the piece is...

Designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1958 for the Cité Cansado housing project in Mauritania, this low bench reflects her approach to functional modernism adapted to specific environme...

19th century French chest that doubles as a versatile bench. Adorned with intricate detailing and boasting a rich historical allure, this chest serves as a stunning focal point in an...

Attributed to Gerrit Rietveld and dating to the 1980s, this sideboard revisits the structural principles that defined his early work. The composition is built from an open framework ...

This antique rustic cabinet from 19th century France is shaped by a tradition of vernacular craftsmanship, where functionality and available materials defined the form. Constructed i...

This 19th century French cabinet embodies a wabi-sabi sensibility, where beauty is found in imperfection, irregularity, and the passage of time. Crafted from solid wood, its tall and...

The Silencio coffee table by Christian Liaigre reflects a contemporary interpretation of modernist principles, where proportion, balance, and material define the object. Liaigre, one...

Executed in 1951 by G.A. van de Groenekan after an early 1920s design by Gerrit Rietveld, this chair represents an important continuation of De Stijl principles into mid-century prod...

Attributed to the Ateliers Leleu and dating to the 1940s, this dining table demonstrates the transition from Art Deco refinement toward a more restrained and architectural modernism....

Created in Belgium during the 1980s, this armchair embodies Axel Vervoordt’s distinctive approach to interiors, where restraint, materiality, and atmosphere take precedence over form...

Rooted in 19th century French rural craftsmanship, this Art Populaire bench embodies a tradition where function and ornament coexist with quiet authenticity. Constructed in solid woo...

Produced by Thonet in early 20th century Austria, this bentwood chair illustrates the company’s mastery of steam-bent wood and its contribution to the evolution of modern furniture. ...

Emerging from Josef Hoffmann’s early 20th century work, this Art Deco chair conveys the designer’s central role in shaping modern design in Austria. As a leading figure of the Vienna...

Designed by Frank Gehry in 1972 as part of the Easy Edges series, the Wiggle Side Chair represents a radical exploration of material and form within American design. Gehry, widely re...

This rustic pine cabinet, crafted in France during the 19th century, reflects the restrained character of vernacular furniture. Its single door is defined by simple recessed panels a...

Designed by Toyo Ito in 1987 for Driade, the Suki armchair demonstrates the architect’s exploration of lightness, structure, and spatial perception translated into furniture form. Kn...

These chairs, designed by H.P. Berlage and produced in the Netherlands in the early 20th century, exemplify a disciplined approach to form rooted in the Arts & Crafts tradition. The ...

This mid-century Brazilian bench from circa 1960 reflects the distinctive balance of warmth, material honesty, and structural clarity associated with the work of Sergio Rodrigues. Wh...

These modernist dining chairs by Wim Den Boon, designed in the Netherlands in the 1940s, exemplify a rigorous and ideologically driven approach to furniture design. Influenced by De ...

Designed by Rodney Kinsman in 1968 for Bieffeplast, these chrome tractor stools represent a compelling intersection of industrial clarity and sculptural...

This early 20th century French table exemplifies vernacular craftsmanship, where form is guided by function and material availability. Constructed in solid wood, its elongated top re...

Designed by Tito Agnoli for Arflex in 1970s Italy, this modular lounge seating system reflects a thoughtful balance between sculptural form and functional adaptability, characteristi...

This Italian Art Deco sideboard from the 1930s embodies the movement’s emphasis on geometry, symmetry, and material refinement. Its façade is defined by four doors adorned with strik...

Designed by H. Broekhuizen for Rohé Noordwolde in the 1960s, this rattan armchair exemplifies the clarity and elegance of Dutch mid-century design. The chair is constructed from a co...

This bentwood armchair reflects the quiet clarity of late 19th-century Austrian design, shaped in the spirit of the Thonet workshop at a moment when craft and industry began to conve...

This 19th-century tripod bench from France reflects a deeply rooted rural craftsmanship, where necessity shaped both structure and form. Carved from a substantial solid plank and rai...

Originally conceived by Richard Neutra, the Boomerang lounge chair reflects the architect’s enduring exploration of form, structure, and human e...

Designed by Danish architect Rainer Daumiller and produced by Hirtshals Savværk in the 1970s, these pine dining chairs represent a refined yet grounded interpretation of Scandinavian...

This 20th century French chair reflects a rural folk tradition in which function and expressive carving are closely intertwined. Hand-carved from solid wood, the piece incorporates a...

This corner table, produced in France during the 1980s, reflects a refined engagement with historical decorative motifs through a contemporary lens. The triangular top is articulated...

This 19th century French coffee table is an example of primitive craftsmanship, defined by its robust construction and sculptural simplicity. Resting on low, block-form supports, the...

These distinctive side tables were designed by Nerone Ceccarelli, an Italian designer associated with experimental and sculptural approaches to material in the 1970s. A founding memb...

This Bridge sofa, designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret for the Chandigarh project in the 1950s, reflects a synthesis of architectural clarity and sculptural expression. Conc...

Originally conceived by Jean Prouvé in 1929, the Aéronautique Table M80 reflects the designer’s pioneering approach to structural logic and industrial aesthetics. Developed for a pri...

This garden set from 1970s France is cast in concrete with a striking faux-bois finish, mimicking carved tree trunks. Comprising a round table and four chairs, each element is molded...

This robust high-sided bench dates back to the 19th century and is entirely hand-crafted in solid, aged wood. Its compact, upright proportions and sculptural corner posts give it the...

Designed in 1984 by Mireille Rivier and Paolo Pallucco, the Fra Dolcino bibliotheek reflects a precise and architectural approach to postmodern design. Its structure is composed of a...

This rare modular shelving system by Strafor (Forges de Strasbourg) exemplifies post-war French industrial design with its clean lines and functional engineering. Constructed in lacq...

Designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia, these Solo armchairs exemplify a rigorous yet understated approach to contemporary seating. The softl...

These low bamboo lounge chairs by Vivai del Sud exemplify the refined tropical modernism developed in Italy during the 1970s. Defined by their rounded bases and gently reclining oval backs, the chairs combine a sense of architectural clarity with an inviting informality. The carefully constructed bamboo frames reveal the workshop’s attention to proportion and material rhythm, while the Pierre Frey jacquard...

The “Moloko” armchair, designed by London-based artist Jonathan Trayte, was exhibited in Brussels in 2018 and stands as a compelling example of functional art. The composition combin...

This brutalist round dining table, produced in France during the 20th century, embodies a refined balance between structural rigor and the quiet poetics of Wabi-Sabi. The top, compos...

This rustic brutalist cabinet, crafted in France during the 20th century, reflects a quiet dialogue between structural clarity and the poetic restraint of Wabi-Sabi. Constructed from...

This low coffee table, crafted in France during the 20th century, reflects a vernacular tradition. Its surface bears a richly developed patina, shaped by time, use, and the inherent ...

This chest coffee table, produced in France during the 20th century, reflects the enduring logic of vernacular rural furniture, where utility and material integrity are central. Its ...

This bakery display rack, produced in France during the 1920s, reflects the refined craftsmanship typical of traditional shop fittings from the early twentieth century. The structure...

This early 20th century storage chest from France is crafted from solid pine and retains its original green painted surface, now softened and worn through decades of use. The gently ...

This pair of lounge chairs by Jac. van den Bosch for ’t Binnenhuis dates from the 1920s and reflects the expressive craftsmanship of the Amsterdamse School and Nieuwe Kunst movement ...

This minimalist dining table, produced in France in the 1980s, is crafted entirely from bamboo and finished in a rich, warm tone that highlights the material’s distinctive linear gra...

This rustic vernacular farmhouse table from early 20th-century France reflects the honest construction and practical character typical of rural furniture. The long plank top shows a ...