Furniture

A striking FM62 armchair designed by Radboud van Beekum for Pastoe in 1981. The chair is defined by its strong geometric construction, combining a black tubular steel frame with a su...

A powerful abstract wood sculpture from the Netherlands, dating from the 1980s. Hand-carved from solid hardwood, the composition is formed by a dense arrangement of rounded, organic ...

An iconic pair of First Chairs designed by Michele De Lucchi for Memphis Milano in 1981. The design perfectly captures the playful and radical spirit of the Memphis movement, combini...

A striking abstract sculpture by British artist Lea Goodman, created in the 1980s and executed in polished stainless steel. The composition is formed from sweeping, interconnected sh...

A distinctive “Groeten uit Holland” lounge chair designed by Dutch designer Rob Eckhardt in the 1980s and produced by Dutch Originals / Gebr. van der Stroom. A characteristic example...

A 1960s two-seater sofa by George Nelson for Herman Miller, part of his Modular Seating Group. The design combines two upholstered seats with integrated laminate side tables on a cle...

An elegant mid-century modern sideboard designed by William Watting for Fristho in the Netherlands during the 1950s. The long, beautifully proportioned cabinet combines warm walnut w...

A refined 1970s coffee table designed by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta. The white melamine top with softly rounded corners rests on four substantial chrome-plated cylindrical supports, gi...

A 1960s two-seater sofa by George Nelson for Herman Miller, part of his Modular Seating Group. The design combines two upholstered seats with integrated laminate side tables on a cle...

A rare Dutch Art Deco children’s chair by Pander, dating from the 1930s. The chair is marked “533,” identifying it as a Pander production. Constructed from solid oak and stained hard...

A unique sculptural bench executed in Corten steel, dating from the 1990s. The design is reduced to a series of strong horizontal planes and sharply angled supports, creating a raw a...

A powerful and highly expressive ceramic sculpture by Dutch artist Evelyn van Baarda, created in 1981. The “Courage,” work depicts a seated female figure with exaggerated proportion...

A rare and highly decorative Teodora armchair designed by Ettore Sottsass for Vitra in 1987. The striking geometric frame is combined with a curved transparent Perspex backrest, whil...

A striking biomorphic sculpture from the Netherlands, dating from the 1970s. Hand-carved from plum wood, the tall composition combines flowing organic forms with a strong architectur...

A striking abstract sculpture by Dutch artist Joop van Bergen, hand-carved from solid elm wood. The composition consists of two interlocking sculptural forms, creating a strong dialo...

A distinctive “Groeten uit Holland” lounge chair designed by Dutch designer Rob Eckhardt in the 1980s and produced by Dutch Originals / Gebr. van der Stroom. A characteristic example...

An iconic Coconut Lounge Chair designed by American designer George Nelson and produced by Vitra in 2004. Originally conceived in 1955, the chair is one of Nelson’s most recognizable...

A striking and highly sculptural lounge chair produced by Driade in Italy in 1996. The design combines a beautifully shaped wooden frame with an intricate hand-woven rope constructio...

A beautifully carved abstract wood sculpture from the 1970s, executed in solid tropical hardwood. The composition is built from a series of rounded, organic forms that appear to grow...

A striking first edition TC6 table lamp designed by Top Dutch designer Aldo van den Nieuwelaar for Artimeta in the 1970s. The design is defined by its luminous circular glass tube co...

A striking set of six sculptural dining chairs produced by Allmilmö in Germany during the 1980s. The chairs feature an exceptionally expressive construction in beechwood and laminate...

A refined abstract marble sculpture titled Noise, created in the Netherlands during the 1990s. Carved from a solid block of white marble, the work is built around a deliberate interp...

A striking pair of Contour Chairs designed by Alejandro Estrada for Piegatto in 2006. Crafted from laminated bamboo, the sculptural cantilevered form flows seamlessly from base to ba...

A refined pair of Dutch Amsterdam School Art Deco armchairs dating from the 1930s, characterized by their strong architectural lines, geometric construction and beautifully balanced ...

An iconic PK61 coffee table designed by Poul Kjaerholm, one of the most important figures of Danish modernism. The design is defined by its rigorous geometry and exceptionally refine...

A striking UP7 foot sculpture by Gaetano Pesce for B&B Italia, part of his iconic UP series. Shaped as an oversized human foot, the design transforms an everyday anatomical form ...

A striking Airbag lounge chair, designed by Finnish designers Ilkka Suppanen and Pasi Kolhonen for Snowcrash in the 1990s. The unconventional design combines a soft, oversized seat w...

A highly unusual handcrafted jewelry box from the 1980s, conceived almost as a small sculptural artwork. The arched ceramic body features a beautiful crackled glaze, giving the surfa...

A collectible HOPMI Chair designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld in 1932 and produced in the Netherlands in 2013 by architect Victor Veldhuijzen van Zanten, with permission from the Riet...

A rare pair of Dutch modernist chairs from the 1960s, characterized by their striking geometric construction and distinctive T-shaped backrests. The radically reduced design is built...

An expressive bronze sculpture depicting a crouching male figure in a compact, introspective pose. The body is reduced to powerful rounded forms, with the bent knees, lowered head an...

Rare set of six modular tables designed by Helmut Bätzner for Bofinger in Germany during the 1970s. Their sculptural molded forms and bold geometry are characteristic of the Space Ag...

A striking pair of sculptural lounge chairs from Italy, dating to the 1960s. Cast in concrete, the design is defined by its generous circular seat, dramatically angled shell and four...

A striking organic abstract sculpture by Dutch artist Joop van Bergen, created in the 1980s and carved from solid elm wood. The work consists of three separate sculptural elements, c...

A rare Belgian coffee table from the 1970s, defined by an architectural composition of layered natural stone elements. The different rectangular sections are arranged at varying heig...

A playful and highly decorative Mickey Mouse chest of drawers designed by Pierre Colleu for Starform in the 1980s. The cabinet transforms the iconic Disney character into a functional piece of furniture, with Mickey’s recognizable colours, oversized buttons, bow tie, shoes and expressive upper body incorporated into the design. Its sculptural form and bold Pop Art aesthetic make it as much a statement object as a practical piece of furniture. A characteristic example of the playful approach to furniture design seen during the 1980s, combining popular culture with functional design. About the Designer French designer Pierre Colleu is known for his imaginative and unconventional approach to furniture and object design. His work from the 1980s often explored expressive forms and the boundary between functional furniture and decorative objects. This Mickey Mouse cabinet...

A striking sculptural vase by Dutch artist Bart van Bekhoven, handcrafted from folded and hammered copper. The dynamic composition combines crisp architectural planes with flowing or...

A refined pair of swivel armchairs by Poltrona Frau, expertly crafted in Italy. Defined by their clean architectural lines and generous proportions, the chairs reflect the timeless e...

Designed and produced by Dutch furniture maker J. Limperg, this exceptional Rolsa chair is a remarkable example of handcrafted post-war Dutch design. Combining sculptural elegance wi...

A rare pair of striking Postmodern Constructivist chairs, designed and produced in the Netherlands during the 1980s. Originally purchased at De Bijenkorf, these chairs perfectly capt...

Designed by Philippe Starck, the King Costes is the larger four-legged evolution of his iconic Costes chair, originally conceived for the legendary Café Costes in Paris in 1984. Whil...

A refined hand-carved female torso titled Woman in Chains, attributed to Dutch artist J. Limperg and dating to the 1970s. Executed from solid pine wood, the sculpture reduces the hum...

This elegant abstract sculpture by Dutch artist Ineke van Zuuren beautifully demonstrates her fascination with organic form, balance, and spatial harmony. A gracefully curved teak el...

n exceptionally rare lounge chair designed by Pierre Thielen for the prestigious Dutch department store and furniture producer Metz & Co. during the 1960s. Combining architectural pr...

A captivating figurative bronze sculpture created in the Netherlands during the 1970s. Although the artist remains unknown, the work possesses a remarkable artistic quality, combinin...

A playful and highly decorative bronze sculpture depicting a baobab tree inhabited by numerous birds. Cast in bronze and finished with a beautifully developed green patina, the work ...

An elegant and highly collectible Arianna floor lamp, designed by Bruno Gecchelin for the renowned Italian lighting manufacturer Oluce during the 1970s. A beautiful example of Italia...

A remarkable bronze sculpture by Belgian artist Cesar Bailleux from his celebrated Techno Nature collection. This series explores the fascinating intersection between organic life and technology, merging natural growth forms with futuristic mechanical elements into a highly distinctive sculptural language. The composition combines biomorphic volumes with flowing curves and textured surfaces, creating an object that appears simultaneously alive and engineered. Smooth polished forms emerge from rough, organically cast planes, while the elegant circular elements introduce a sense of movement and balance. The sculpture invites continuous exploration, revealing new relationships between its abstract forms from every angle. Bailleux’s Techno Nature works are characterized by their unique dialogue between evolution and innovation. Rather than opposing nature and technology, they present both as complementary forces, resulting in sculptures that feel timeless, imaginative, and strikingly contemporary. About the artist Cesar Bailleux is a Belgian sculptor best known for his Techno Nature series, a body of work in which abstract organic forms merge with technological aesthetics. His sculptures are cast in bronze using traditional techniques while embracing a distinctly modern visual language. His work has been exhibited internationally and is appreciated for its technical mastery, imaginative compositions, and beautifully developed patinas. Condition Very good condition with a beautifully developed natural patina that enhances the sculpture’s depth and sculptural presence. Details Origin: Belgium Period: 1980s Artist: Cesar Bailleux Collection: Techno Nature Materials: Patinated bronze Type: Abstract organic bronze sculpture...

A refined set of four T38 dining chairs designed by Studio Archirivolto for Fasem in the 1980s. Combining clean architectural lines with premium materials, the design reflects the el...

An inventive and highly recognizable design by British designer Tom Dixon. The Rubber Band Chair combines industrial materials with an unexpectedly lightweight visual expression. A s...

A playful and instantly recognisable set of four Coeneman sculptures by Dutch artist Coen Blankwaard. Executed in brightly coloured cut metal, the figures combine humour, social comm...

Wouter Stips “Icon I” & “Icon II”, Netherlands, 2000s A remarkable diptych consisting of Icon I and Icon II by Dutch artist Wouter Stips. These two paintings form a compelling visua...

An expressive Brutalist sculpture in welded iron, composed of sharply cut geometric elements that merge into a dynamic and almost architectural form. The layered construction, pierce...

An intriguing wall-mounted sculptural composition from the 1990s, combining organic fiber structures with a strict geometric framework. Presented in a deep shadow box frame behind gl...

A striking sculptural composition by Belgian artist Lode Tibos, created in the nineties. Combining Belgian bluestone, Carrara marble and lead, the work reflects Tibos’ fascination wi...

A striking geometric sculpture by Dutch artist Henk van Putten, titled Yo-ga-ga. Executed in a limited edition of 12 pieces, this work embodies the artist’s fascination with balance,...

A striking postmodern dining table designed by Ettore Sottsass for Knoll International during the 1980s. Known as the “Spider” table, the design exemplifies Sottsass’ ability to tran...

A vibrant and imaginative painting by Dutch artist Wouter Stips, titled Inspiration. Executed in acrylic on canvas, the composition is filled with playful figures, symbolic elements,...

A unique rocking chair designed by Dutch designer Sander Bokkinga for BOK in the 2020s. Combining natural oak with original black hosepipe, the piece transforms familiar industrial m...

A refined bronze sculpture by Dutch artist Francine Govers, created in the 1990s. The work depicts a standing female torso, reduced to its essential form and rendered with a calm yet...