Introverso Furniture

Art Deco sideboard produced by De Coene Frères in Kortrijk, Belgium, circa 1925–1930. An early example of Belgian Art Deco furniture, combining richly figured wood veneers, contrast...

Large geometric table lamp attributed to Romeo Rega, Italy, circa 1970s. Combining clear and opaque acrylic with a polished metal structure, the lamp is characteristic of the more d...

Rare pair of prototype “FerroTipi” armchairs designed in 1968 by Italian architects Gianantonio Malacrida and Paolo Resmini. The FerroTipi series was developed as an experimental st...

Large circular seating bench made in Italy during the 1970s, upholstered in its original black leather with a chromed metal frame. The low, oversized format reflects the more inform...

Model 555 T floor lamp designed by Oscar Torlasco for Lumi, Milan. Its articulated construction allows the position and direction of the light to be adjusted, with the mechanical fit...

A Brazilian lounge chair from the 1970s, combining black leather with a substantial solid wood frame. The design sits within the more robust side of Brazilian modernism, where tradit...

AD5 floor lamp by Woka, based on a documented German Bauhaus design from 1924. The lamp is defined by its highly functional construction, with a slender upright, circular base and br...

Sculptural wall mirror by French decorator Jean Blazy, dating from the 1970s. The rectangular frame is composed of individual brass panels, engraved with restrained geometric motifs ...

Sculptural wooden armchair dating from the first half of the 20th century, executed in a distinctly primitive and Anthroposophical manner. The chair is constructed from substantial w...

French coffee table in solid elm, dating from the 1970s. A thick circular top rests on four substantial cylindrical legs, giving the table a simple yet distinctly architectural prese...

Pair of Dutch armchairs from the 1920s, designed in the characteristic architectural language of the Hague School.The chairs feature strongly constructed wooden frames with broad geo...

Designed by Emiel Veranneman in collaboration with Victor Vasarely, this coffee table is among the earliest expressions of the dialogue between furniture and Op Art that both figures...

Produced in the Netherlands during the 1920s, this exceptional sofa is distinguished by its monumental proportions and remarkably restrained design. Measuring three metres in length,...

Designed by Douglas Deeds for Sintoform in 1972, this pair of lounge chairs reflects the sculptural approach to furniture that emerged in the United States during the early 1970s. Ea...

Produced in Italy around 1930, this sideboard is a fine example of early Rationalist furniture, combining architectural clarity with an unusually expressive composition. Executed in...

Dining table designed by Gerard Geytenbeek and produced by AZS Meubelen, Netherlands, 1960s. Executed in richly figured wenge, the design is defined by its distinctive tripod base an...

French Art Deco side table featuring a distinctive octagonal top and lower tier. The design is defined by its crisp geometry and restrained ornamentation, embodying the sophisticated...

An interesting Dutch Art Deco dining suite dating from the late 1920s or early 1930s. Comprising a substantial dining table and six matching chairs, the set reflects the influence of...

A large and elegant coffee table by interior designer Axel Vervoordt, crafted in Belgium during the 1980s. The design pairs rich, light wood with natural bamboo slats, creating a war...

An important pair of Amsterdam School armchairs executed in solid walnut, dating from the interwar period. While the maker remains unknown, the design embodies the characteristics th...

An elegant French Modernist coffee table distinguished by its circular form and integrated storage compartments. The design demonstrates the shift from decorative Art Deco towards a ...

A pair of French oak and woven straw armchairs produced in the 1960s. The design combines thick square oak elements with woven straw seats and backrests, creating a strong contrast b...

An exeptional Art Nouveau cabinet attributed to Gustave Serrurier-Bovy, produced in Belgium around 1900. Executed in oak, the piece combines leaded stained glass, green and yellow fa...

A pair of French modernist armchairs produced in the 1960s, executed in warm teak. The design is defined by a strict, clear frame built from straight, square-section elements, with a...

A Dutch brutalist shelving unit produced in the 1970s, crafted from solid oak. The piece is defined by its open, architectural construction, with ve...

A set of two unique sling chairs produced in Europe in the 1970s, in the manner of Dominique Zimbacca, likely of French or Brazilian origin. The design is defined by its solid wood c...

A lounge chair by Johan Bertil Häggström for Swed-Form, produced in Sweden in the 1970s. An example of Swedish postmodern design, the piece is built around a tubular chrome frame tha...

A French modernist Art Deco console table from the 1930s, executed in figured wood veneer with a high-gloss finish that highlights the natural grain. The design is built around a cen...

A unique Art Nouveau copper mirror produced in France in the 1920s. The frame is worked in copper relief, with a flowing, asymmetrical outlin...

A Hague School armchair, produced in the Netherlands in the 1920s and attributed to Hendrik Wouda. The chair is built from solid stained oak, with a clear architectural frame defined...

The Wammes lounge chair, designed by Gerard van den Berg in the early 1970s and produced by Montis in the Netherlands. The design is defined by its generous cream padded leather upho...

The Move swivel chair and footstool designed by Takshi Okamura & Erik Marquardsen in the 1970s for Nelo Mobel, is a unique example of cooperation incorporating Swedish craftsmanship ...

Italian coffee table designed by Angelo Mangiarotti, executed in solid white Carrara marble with characteristic natural veining. The table presents a substantial rectangular top supp...

Designed by Christian Liaigre, the Latin Lounge Chair is a beautifully balanced example of his understated, quietly luxurious approach to furniture design. Strong yet refined, the chair pairs a solid ebonized wood frame with a generously upholstered seat and back, finished with a loose cushion for relaxed comfort. The chair retains its original textured brown upholstery, which remains in good overall condition. The silhouette is architectural but inviting; clean lines, thoughtful proportions, and just enough softness to make it an easy piece to live with. Like much of Liaigre’s work, the Latin chair...

A set of two iconic PK20 lounge chairs, originally designed in 1967 by Poul Kjærholm, one of the most influential figures of Danish modernism. This design was reissued in various for...

Large mid-century coffee table by Belgian atelier Pia Manu, featuring a hand-crafted ceramic tile top set on a minimal metal base. The individually glazed tiles create a subtle inter...

A striking pair of Brutalist side chairs, handcrafted in solid oak during the 1970s. These pieces capture the bold architectural spirit of the period, defined by their powerful geome...

Five-armed sculptural candlestick in bronze by Michael Hael Harjes, made in the 1960s–70s. The piece shows a Brutalist approach with rough, textured surfaces and irregular forms that...

Pair of lounge chairs manufactured by GAR, France, 1950s. These sculptural seats combine a refined, minimalist frame in black lacquered metal with newly upholstered cushions in a sof...

Designed by E. Bosi in the 1970s for Fratelli Martini, this Italian 'Concordia' table lamp reflects the sculptural language of the Space-Age era. A large circular plexiglass diffuser...

This round ceramic mirror is all about warmth and shine. Finished in a rich gold glaze with a textured, almost sunburst-like pattern of raised circular details, it catches the light ...

This playful round ceramic mirror brings together bold color and shape in a way that feels full of life. Made up of hand-glazed segments in shades like emerald, plum, cobalt, and och...

This charming artisanal square mirror features deep blue ceramic leaves set in a silver-toned frame, giving it a rich, textured look. The design has a subtle botanical feel, very rem...

A rectangular coffee table by Dutch artist Paul Kingma, signed and dated 1974. The surface features an inlaid composition of slate, stone, and brass, arranged in a balanced, geometri...

Designed by Luigi Massoni in the early 1970s for Harvey Guzzini, the Brumbury lamp is a clear example of Italian lighting design from the period - formally bold, material-efficient, ...

A refined dining table designed by Harvey Probber and produced by Harvey Probber, Inc., USA, circa 1955. Sometimes referred to as the “Bow-Tie” table, this piece features a gently cu...

An impressive marble 'Jumbo' style coffee table attributed to Gae Aulenti, Knoll, Italy, 1970's. The top and the legs come as five separate parts. This classic coffee table in Nero M...

Original Italian 'Triennale' floor lamp attributed to Stilnovo, dating to the mid-1950s. Features a black-lacquered steel stem with three articulated brass arms, each ending in a dou...

A Hollywood Regency fireplace mantel crafted in France during the 1970s, embodying the style of Maison Jansen. Natural patina to brass. Will be thoroughly cleaned before shipping. ...

Hand-crafted in Spain in the early 1940s, this sculptural bar cabinet epitomises Brutalist design. Thick planks of solid oak are relief-carved in an irregular, geometric pattern that...

Pair of Rare “LS‑120” Table Lamps by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Murano, Italy, 1970s. Carlo Nason’s “LS‑120” series is known in its pendant form, but period documentation shows the arc...

Original geometric abstract painting from the 1950s, composed of layered angular forms in blue, ochre, and pale pink, set against a bold red background. The work has a strong sense o...

This rare set comprises five 'Tonneau' chairs, originally designed by the renowned French designer Pierre Guariche in the early 1950s. The chairs feature elegantly molded plywood sea...

A modernist coffee table from the 1960s, characterized by a minimalist metal frame and a textured tabletop. The design emphasizes clean lines and functional simplicity, reflecting th...

This striking postmodern writing desk exemplifies the bold aesthetics of the Memphis design movement. The desk features an asymmetrical green laminated wood surface supported by a bl...

Beautifully constructed Italian modernist sideboard, designed and produced in 1960s. This piece is attributed to Vittorio Dassi. Crafted fr...

A striking example of Dutch modernist design, this low-profile armchair from the 1950s reflects the architectural precision and geometric rigor characteristic similar to Gerrit Rietv...

This 1960's lounge chair embodies the sleek, futuristic aesthetics of space-age design. Upholstered in premium grey eco-leather, it features a sculptural, ergonomic form that offers ...

Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Artemide in the 1960s, the ‘Saffo’ table lamp is a study in form and material. Made from hand-blown Murano glass, it has a smooth, organic shape th...

This sculptural five-armed Mid-Century Modern floor lamp was designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 1970s in Italy. Notably, it is chrome plated and has a base with white accents...