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For Amelia - Alternative in COM - Theo Ruth "Model 105" Hairpin Armchair for Artifort, Netherlands 1950s Among the pantheon of talented individuals who have worked for Artifort, The...

This striking pair of wall lamps, designed by Rolf Krüger and Dieter Witte, highlights the refined innovation of 20th century German design. Crafted in lacquered aluminium, each lamp...

The “Stora Eva” chair model is from the timeless and iconic Paradiset Collection from the Triva Series, which was created in the 1950s by Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist during her time at ...

This striking set of wall lamps, designed by Rolf Krüger and Dieter Witte, highlight the refined innovation of 20th century German design. Crafted in lacquered aluminium, each lamp s...

Hans Bergström’s designs are just as scarce today as the information available on the Swedish designer, despite his undeniable quality of output. Guided by the mantra, “Light must be...

Wall-mounted furniture reflects the interest in clean, uncluttered living spaces. By lifting storage from the floor, designers created furniture that appeared lighter and more archit...

Itsu, short for Itä-Suomen Sähkö (eng. Eastern Finland Electricity), was a small, lesser-known manufacturer that produced characteristic models in small quantities. Itsu stands as a ...

Mid-century European design was shaped by a growing interest in combining traditional craftsmanship with modern forms. Across much of the continent, furniture makers moved away from ...

Lighting is a huge part of 20th century design, ranging from the warm, low light of a candle to the bright overhead glow of a ceiling light. This GISO ceiling lamp pair is a unique p...

Hans Bergström was one of Sweden's foremost lighting designers of the twentieth century. Trained as both an architect and designer, he founded Ateljé Lyktan in 1934 while also creati...

This coffee table embodies the essence of European mid-century design, with its distinctive features that recall a time when form and function were equally paramount. Crafted from so...

Belgian Brutalist furniture design in the 20th century mirrored the country's complex cultural and political tapestry. Nestled between the influences of neighbouring European design ...

Founded on the Danish island of Bornholm in 1835, Søholm became one of the country's most respected ceramic manufacturers, at a time when when studio pottery enjoyed international ac...

This beautiful set of six stools are crafted in the manner of French design duo Audoux-Minet. Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet worked together during the mid-20th century. The duo are k...

Mid-century modern design emerged in the years after World War II, it was shaped by a desire for clarity, optimism, and a new way of living. Designers favoured clean lines, honest ma...

Bergboms, also called Bergbom & Co AB, was a modernist Swedish lighting manufacturer established in 1940. The firm was prominent in Swedish design and active in the postwar period. B...

Pendant lights occupied a central role in mid-century European interiors, particularly as designers began treating lighting as an architectural element where form followed function t...

In the thriving design landscape of the 20th century, the emergence of Brutalist furniture left an indelible mark on design. Brutalist furniture design in the post-war decades came a...

Swedish lighting manufacturer Luxus gave form to some of the now-iconic models that define the “Swedish mid-century style”. Luxus was founded by Uno and Östen Kristiansson circa 1950...

This “DS-600” sofa, designed by Ueli Berger, Eleonore Peduzzi Riva, Heinz Ulrich, and Klaus Vogt for De Sede in the early 1970s, is one of the most celebrated icons of 20th century f...

Finnish designer, Lisa Johansson-Pape, was among the most significant lighting designers in the second half of the 1900s. Working for the Stockmann owned manufacturer, Orno, she deve...

Mid-century European lighting design was shaped by a growing interest in balancing functionality with sleek, sculptural form. Brass became a favoured material throughout the period, ...

This dining chair, designed by the Amsterdam-based company N.V. Jac Levee, is a beautiful piece of furniture design that embodies the essence of the Amsterdam School style. This move...

This Italian wall lamp is very compelling, it is stylish, whimsy, but it is also material and craft bound. Like their international counterparts, mid-century Italian designers prized...

Born in Utrecht in 1917, Cees Braakman spent most of his career shaping the identity of the renowned furniture manufacturer, Pastoe. He joined the company at a young age and later be...

Few forms reveal the hand of the maker as directly as carved wooden furniture. Throughout the mid-twentieth century, a number of European designers and artisans rejected the increasi...

The most famous Finnish industrial designer, Paavo Tynell came to be known as the “man who illuminated Finland” thanks to his notable lighting designs. A master craftsman, Tynell’s d...

This beautiful Danish two-seater sofa is an example of Danish Modern design. With a classic mid-century look, this model is the perfect piece to bring the coveted style into any inte...

This mid-century side chair pair was born from a desire to create a design that was comfortable, organic and cosy in its simplicity. The design incorporates subtle, yet stunning deco...

“Breathing'“ by Dutch sculptor Ineke van Zuuren is an exploration of organic abstraction. Van Zuuren transforms a dense block of wood into a form that feels remarkably fluid and aliv...

These two chairs exemplify late 20th century to early 21st century German craftsmanship. The design uses elements of geometry to create a unique look, while utilising the natural qua...

Finnish mid-century lighting design is world-famous for numerous reasons. The country’s designers managed to make strictly functional design look beautiful in addition to their pract...

Throughout the mid-20th century, European cabinetmakers continued to draw on traditional woodworking techniques while embracing the cleaner silhouettes associated with modern design....

Among furniture design ideas, the 1950s and 60s were pivotal for the emergence of the Brutalist movement. Irregular edges, visible joinery, and expressive grain patterns were embrace...

Carl Auböck II was born in Vienna, Austria in 1900. After finishing the School of Graphic Design and the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, he attended the Bauhaus and joined a small gr...

Fridtjof Sejersen was a Danish ceramicist in the postwar period, known for his material experimentation and expressive surface work. From the early 1940s to the late 70s, through his...

Italy is revered for many things: Food, wine, coffee, fashion - and in the world of design; lighting. For decades, Italy has set the bar in contemporary lighting, thanks to forward-t...

This model “6822” table lamp was made by Swedish designer and sculptor, Harald Notini. He was the artistic leader at Böhlmarks and is represented at the “Nationalmuseum” in Stockholm...

Generally, Czech mid-century modern designs tend to be more sober than their French, German, American, and even Scandinavian counterparts. However, works by Pavel Novak are an except...

‎‎The mid-century era was marked by a departure from ornate, intricate designs and a shift towards simplicity, functionality, and a seamless blend of form and function. Evident with ...

This gorgeous daybed model by the Danish furniture maker Bernhard Pedersen & Søn was inspired by classic Danish furniture design and simplicity. The streamlined solid wood frame...

Henri Keramik was one of the many Danish ceramic workshops that contributed to the flourishing studio pottery movement of the second half of the twentieth century. During this period...

Pendant lamps got their name from the Latin word "pendere," which means "to hang down." One of the great things about pendant lamps - besides their stylish look - is that they are a ...

This pair of barstools showcase the Danish principles of interior design: careful proportions, high-quality materials, and an emphasis on functionality. The result was seating models...

Art Deco seating in Europe often relied on a careful interplay between structure and comfort, where strong architectural frames were softened through upholstery. In the first half of...

Characterised by clean lines and shiny brass, the Swedish Modern lighting models of Boréns Borås are both timeless and timely. With its soft edges and intuitive functionality, this m...

Itsu, short for Itä-Suomen Sähkö (eng. Eastern Finland Electricity), was a small, lesser-known manufacturer that produced characteristic models in small quantities. By the 1950s, Fin...

During the 1960s, Danish ceramicists and lighting designers increasingly explored the relationship between sculpture and functionality. Ernst Keramik was among the generation of manu...

Robert Bentsen was among the generation of Danish ceramicists who helped define the character of post-war stoneware production. During a period when Danish ceramics gained internatio...

During the early 20th century, Europe was experiencing a dramatic shift in design sensibilities. Art Deco emerged as a response to the austerity of the previous era, blending moderni...

Scandinavian countries, like Denmark, have achieved world-wide renown by incorporating a modern aesthetic into their traditional craft industries, resulting in era-defining pieces wi...

When it comes to this piece, the design’s organic lines focus on the characteristics of brass itself and the artistic ability to easily connect shape and material is especially visib...

French lighting manufacturer Lunel became known for producing elegant modernist fixtures that balanced sculptural form with functional clarity. Collaborating with designers such as R...

This pair of armchairs is rooted in the European Art Deco movement. It was a period defined by confidence, structure, and a belief in modern luxury. Art Deco design emerged between t...

Hans Bergström’s designs are just as scarce today as the information available on the Swedish designer, despite his undeniable quality of output. Guided by the mantra, “Light must be...

French lighting manufacturer Lunel became known for producing elegant modernist fixtures that balanced sculptural form with functional clarity. Working with designers such as René Ma...

With their origins in a small workshop in Aarhus, Fog & Mørup was founded by Ansgar Fog and Erik Mørup. The company grew their reputation gradually, and by the 1930s and 40s, wer...

This upholstered armchair is rooted in the European Art Deco movement. It was a period defined by confidence, structure, and a belief in modern luxury. Art Deco design emerged betwee...

This table lamp has an essentially Scandinavian feel, with a combination of interesting materials and masterful design. The allure of this piece is anchored in the warm, inviting glo...

Seating from the 1940s reflects a pivotal moment in the development of Scandinavian modernism. While later Danish furniture became known for its lighter and more minimalist expressio...