Goldwood Interiors

This Belgian coffee table from the 1980s is constructed in bamboo and defined by its exceptionally low, broad proportions. The square top rests on two substantial panel supports, cre...

Vernacular wooden door dating to the 19th century, originating from Hautes-Alpes in southeastern France. Constructed from substantial vertical boards, the door is distinguished by it...

French mid-century desk dating to circa 1950, crafted in solid oak and defined by a restrained architectural composition. Two broad panel supports carry the rectangular writing surfa...

Monumental curved escó originating from Baix Empordà, Catalonia, and dating to the late 20th century. The expansive composition extends across almost four metres, with a continuous w...

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

Vernacular door dating to the 19th century, originating from Hautes-Alpes in southeastern France and preserved together with its substantial wooden frame. The door is assembled from ...

Sculptural mid-century rattan pendant lamps, circa 1960s, featuring elongated bottle silhouettes with tall slender necks and rounded bodies, hand-woven in natural wicker that gives o...

This rare and striking set, crafted by Brazilian designer José Zanine Caldas in the 1970s, features two sculptural lounge chairs made from richly grained tropical wood. The lounge ch...

This stunning coffee table, designed by José Zanine Caldas in the 1970s, is a masterwork of Brazilian modernist design. Crafted from tropical wood with a richly textured live edge, t...

This substantial Belgian bamboo dining table, dating to the 1980s, is defined by an exceptionally long rectangular top resting on two broad panel legs. The restrained construction pl...

Brutalist coffee table dating to the mid-20th century, constructed in solid oak with a square top assembled from substantial individual timber sections. Four heavy block-shaped legs ...

Belgian Art Deco sideboard dating to circa 1930 and attributed to Charles Van Beerleire, founder of the Ghent-based furniture workshop La Flandre. The strongly symmetrical compositio...

Brutalist round coffee table dating to the mid-20th century, constructed in solid oak with a broad circular top supported by three substantial block-shaped legs. Rather than sitting ...

Vernacular pine door dating to the 19th century, originating from Hautes-Alpes in southeastern France. Constructed from substantial wooden boards, the door retains an extensive arran...

Designed in 1972 by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Molteni, the ‘Morna’ bed is conceived as a complete composition in which the sleeping platform, headboard and bedside elements form a si...

The ‘Sharks’ light was developed in 2017 by Vladimir Slavov of DIM Atelier in collaboration with architect Dieter Vander Velpen. Conceived at the intersection of lighting, sculpture ...

French vernacular folk art basket dating to the 19th century, constructed from densely woven natural fibres and reinforced with simple wooden rods. The rectangular body combines tigh...

Designed in 1986 by Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanini as part of the ‘Donau’ collection for Austrian furniture manufacturer Franz Leitner, this round dining table captures the experim...

Large vernacular stone basin dating to the 19th century, originating from Liguria in the hills above Genoa, Italy. Hewn from a substantial block of stone, the object has a broad, irr...

Vernacular coffee table dating to the mid-20th century, constructed in solid oak with a broad circular top and four slightly splayed legs. The substantial tabletop is assembled from ...

Italian chandelier by Oscar Torlasco dating to the 1950s, built as an open composition of intersecting brass rods and yellow lacquered metal elements. Twelve light points are distrib...

Vernacular low table dating to the 19th century, constructed entirely in wood with a broad circular top assembled from individual planks. A substantial outer edge gives the tabletop ...

Designed in 1986 by Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanini as part of the ‘Donau’ collection for Austrian furniture manufacturer Franz Leitner, this round dining table captures the experim...

Large vernacular stone basin dating to the 19th century, originating from Liguria in the hills above Genoa, Italy. Worked from a substantial block of stone, the basin has a broad, ir...

Striped; upholstered; brown; beige; fabric; armchair; wooden legs; Europe; circa 1950s; Mid-Century Modern; Armchair in striped upholstery with wooden legs from Europe, circa 1950...

Designed by Charlotte Perriand, this wall-mounted wooden console was created in the 1970s for the ski resort of Les Arcs 1800 and used as a bar in the Les Arandelieres residence. It ...

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 ...

Vernacular pine armchair from 19th-century France, originating from Saint-Véran in the Queyras, Hautes-Alpes. Built with a broad plank seat, substantial legs and a simple open back f...

Pair of Model B 263 cantilever chairs by Mart Stam for Thonet, dating to 1932. The design is defined by a continuous tubular steel frame that eliminates the conventional rear legs, a...

French Art Deco two-seater sofa dating to the 1930s, defined by a low, rectilinear silhouette with broad squared armrests, a deep seat and a slightly inclined backrest. The generous ...

Originating from Saint-Véran in the Queyras, Hautes-Alpes, this 19th-century vernacular door is constructed from pine boards and decorated across its surface with a repeated pattern ...

Vernacular folk art pine door from 19th-century France, originating from Saint-Véran in the Queyras, Hautes-Alpes. Constructed from broad pine boards, the door retains an extensive c...

Large vernacular folk art chest from the 19th century, originating from Pra Fouchier, a village in Bellino in the upper Valle Varaita, Piedmont, Italy. Constructed from substantial s...

Rustic vernacular pine door from 19th-century France, originating from Saint-Véran in the Queyras, Hautes-Alpes. Constructed from substantial vertical pine boards, the door is reinfo...

This 19th-century French étagère is a compelling example of vernacular furniture, shaped by practical construction and individual craftsmanship rather than formal cabinetmaking tradi...

This 19th-century French chair belongs to the tradition of vernacular furniture, where direct construction and available materials took precedence over formal decoration. Its unusual...

19th-century French folk art chair constructed in wood and distinguished by the remains of a heavily worn blue-painted finish. Its straightforward vernacular construction consists of...

This 19th-century French wooden chair belongs to the tradition of vernacular furniture, where straightforward construction and locally available materials took precedence over formal...

The Maracanã side table, designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli in Brazil during the 1950s, reflects a distinctive synthesis of Italian design training and Brazilian modernist sensibility. ...

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 19th-century French garde-manger is a characteristic example of rural Art Populaire furniture, traditionally conceived for the ventilated storage of food. Constructed in solid w...

Designed in 1959, the ‘Pétalas’ side table belongs to an important period in the career of Jorge Zalszupin, when his architectural background increasingly found expression through fu...

This 19th-century French chest belongs to the tradition of vernacular Art Populaire furniture, where functional household objects were given an individual decorative language through...

This 19th-century French folk art chest is constructed in solid wood and distinguished by its highly individual decorative treatment. The front is articulated by vertical framing ele...

This figurative coffee table was created by French ceramicist Roger Capron during the 1960s and is signed R. Capron within the ceramic composition. Capron settled in Vallauris in 194...

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...

This large 19th-century French wooden chest is a characterful example of vernacular furniture, constructed from broad wooden planks with a notably long, low profile. The hinged top i...

This 19th-century French dresser is a characteristic example of rural Art Populaire furniture, constructed in pine with a tall open rack above a substantial enclosed base. Multiple s...

This one-of-a-kind folk art chair from France embodies the wabi-sabi philosophy, celebrating the beauty of natural imperfection. Crafted with remarkable woodworking, its rich patina ...

This rustic Brutalist enfilade was made in Europe during the mid-20th century and is characterized by a robust, architectural construction in elm. Its long, low proportions are organ...

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

the Eros dining table is among the most recognizable expressions of the Italian architect and designer’s lifelong investigation into material, structure and gravity. Educated at the ...

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...

These oak armchairs were produced in the Netherlands during the 1920s and belong to the architectural tradition of the Amsterdam School, the Dutch movement in which furniture design ...

This rustic wooden cabinet was made in France during the 19th century and belongs to the tradition of Art Populaire, reflecting the practical character of French vernacular furniture...

This large Mediterranean concrete pot dates from the 19th century and is characterized by its generous rounded body, softly curved shoulders and wide raised rim. Its simple proportio...

This Alpine folk art cupboard was produced in Central Europe around 1800 and reflects the robust vernacular furniture tradition of the Alpine regions. Constructed from solid pine, it...

This rustic folk art chest dates to the 19th century and is a compelling example of traditional vernacular furniture. Constructed from substantial solid wood boards, the chest retain...

Produced in Europe during the late 1980s, these striking geometric pendant lights exemplifies the architectural experimentation that characterised postmodern lighting design. Constru...

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...