Leonet Hoang

The lamps are a creation of Christophe Gevers, a famous Belgian interior architect. He worked on quite a number of private homes in Belgium and France, some restaurants, like the fas...

The lamps are a creation of Christophe Gevers, a famous Belgian interior architect. He worked on quite a number of private homes in Belgium and France, some restaurants, like the fas...

An icon of Italian design, the Carimate 930 armchair combines a lacquered solid wood frame with a handwoven straw seat. Designed by Vico Magistretti for the Carimate Golf Club-House ...

Elegant decorative braided glazed ceramic dish in yellow by Jérôme Massier, a major figure in Vallauris ceramics at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. Incised wi...

Designed by Pierre Jolliet in the 1970s, this chair reflects the functional and minimalist spirit of post-war European design. Combining clean lines, honest materials, and carefully ...

Rare Brutalist coffee table featuring a solid granite base and a thick glass top with softly rounded edges. The base is composed of two interlocking granite slabs arranged in a cross...

Designed by Paolo Deganello in 1973, the AEO Lounge Chair is an iconic piece of the Italian Radical Design movement and one of the last projects developed by the Archizoom collective...

Designed for Stiletto by Peter Raab in the middle of the 20th century, the “ice block lamp” made of glass brick casts a diffused light into the space.

Designed in the 1990s by G.Diel & M. Schaper, the Staccato shelving system combines natural stone and stainless steel in a minimalist, architectural composition. Thick stone shelves ...

Piero De Martini was born in 1939 and graduated in architecture in 1964. He dedicated himself to freelance work in residential construction and conservation restoration. He became in...

The Robert Mallet-Stevens Mod.222 chair is a design classic that was created in the 1930s. Designed by the prominent French architect and designer Robert Mallet-Stevens, the chair is...

A solid pine desk featuring an asymmetrical tabletop that beautifully highlights the natural grain of the wood. Its sculptural base combines a hexagonal pedestal with a rectangular s...

Peter Draenert is renowned for his pioneering use of natural stone, placing it at the heart of his design philosophy. Combining exceptional craftsmanship with technical innovation, h...

An icon of Italian design, the Carimate chair combines a lacquered solid wood frame with a handwoven straw seat. Designed in 1959 by Vico Magistretti for the Carimate Golf Club in Co...

Born into a family of zinc roofers, Xavier Pauchard applied his expertise in galvanization to revolutionize furniture design. In the 1920s, he founded Tolix, creating iconic steel fu...

A leading figure in post-war French design, the duo Guillerme et Chambron developed, through their furniture company Votre Maison, a body of work in solid oak renowned for its except...

Designed by Charlotte Perriand in the 1960s for her chalet in Orcières, this stool reflects her deep connection to nature, craftsmanship, and functional design. Crafted from solid w...

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

Gouaches and collages on paper (16 x 12 cm).

The model “Orsay” chair is defined by its bent and welded steel structure, creating a silhouette that is both graphic and light. The seat and backrest, with their enveloping forms, a...

Set of 4 wooden chairs, early 1980s. Characterised by their clean geometry and natural materiality, they embody a quiet and understated design language.

This chair was designed by Oswald Haerdtl in the 1950s, a famous Austrian designer. Together with Mr. Josef Hoffmann, he designed the café terrace for the Vienna Werkbund Exhibition ...

Christophe Gevers embodies a true architecture of detail. His work is defined by precise lines, balanced proportions, and a constant dialogue between aesthetics and function. Every e...

This lustre, designed by Gillerme and Chambron in the 1950’s, features a symbiose of wood and fabric. The lampshades was restored by one of our craftsmen.

Designed and produced by Pierre Dariel in the 1920s–30s, this “hamac” armchair reflects a refined and sculptural approach to outdoor furniture. Crafted in blue-painted wood with a st...

Designed by Sergio Mazza and Giuliana Gramigna for Quartifolio in 1978 the “Lola” table lamp features an iconic design. Through the dialogue of a opaline white plastic with a dark gr...

Designed by Jacques Charpentier , a French decorator and editor trained at the École Boulle, this armchair reflects his work of the 1960s. It rests on a stainless steel base, a signa...

Designed by René Martin, this low chair follows the work of Charlotte Perriand in the Alps, with whom he collaborated. It features a slatted backrest and a solid pine structure. Its ...

Iconic armchair by French designer and architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, produced by Pierre Dariel. A key piece of the modernist movement, the Hamac model reflects the elegance and di...

Designed in Sweden, in the 1960’s by Hans-Agne Jakobsson the V-155 creates a game of shadows and lights characteristic of his designs. With a series of spaced horizontal brass bands ...

Christophe Gevers embodies a true architecture of detail. His work is defined by precise lines, balanced proportions, and a constant dialogue between aesthetics and function. Every e...

Lounge chair by Maison Regain from the 1970s, accompanied by its matching ottoman. The piece features a solid elm structure, defined by thick sections and a strong architectural pres...

Designed by the Brazilian due Humerto and Fernando Campana for Oluce in 1997, and integrating the permanent collection of Vitra, the “Estela” lamp uses a simple solution consisting o...

Sergio Cammilli was an Italian entrepreneur and the founder of Poltronova in 1956. A true visionary, he collaborated with leading figures such as Ettore Sottsass to develop a bold an...

A true signature of 1970s design, these lounge chairs stand out for their sculptural lines and striking sense of lightness. The seat appears to float between two elegantly curved bee...

Designed by Ingo Maurer in the 1970s and commercialized in 1977, the “Uchiwa” wall lamps reflect the designer’s pursuit of a softer, warmer light. As he told The New York Times in 19...

Knud Friis (1926-2010) and Elmar Moltke Nielsen (1924-1997) were two Danish Architects who founded their practice in 1954 called Friis & Moltke. In the 1960s, they introduced Danes t...

Designed by Jacques Charpentier , a French decorator and editor trained at the École Boulle, this sofa reflects his work of the 1960s. It rests on a stainless steel base, a signature...

Designed by Piero de Martini for Arteluce the “Le Falene” lamp consists of a white and diffusible drape on top of a red lacquered structure. The design of this piece is delicate and ...

Constructivist Dutch pine chair, 1960s. The solidity of the pine combined with the strength of its construction gives this chair a striking presence....