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This iconic Stackable Ashtray & Lighter Set ("Tower" Ashtray) was designed in the 1960s–1970s by Isamu Kenmochi, one of the founding fathers of modern Japanese industrial design. The...

This iconic Sideboard was designed between the late 1950s and 1960s (circa 1958–1960) by the legendary French modernist Charlotte Perriand and retailed through the prestigious Galeri...

This legendary Low Slat Bench was designed in the 1950s by the pioneering French modernist Charlotte Perriand and retailed through the prestigious Galerie Steph Simon in Paris. The d...

This iconic SK640 2-Seater Sofa (High-Back Settee) was designed in the 1950s (circa 1957) by the acclaimed French modernist master Pierre Guariche and produced by the prestigious Fre...

This iconic High-Back Easy Chair was designed in the 1960s by the pioneer of Polish modernist furniture, Józef Chierowski, and produced by prominent manufacturers such as the Świebod...

This vintage 1970s small metallic box created for Institut Mérieux showcases a sleek, minimalist aesthetic characteristic of mid-century industrial corporate gifts. Featuring a recta...

This 1950s coat rack mirror, a collaboration between French ceramicist Georges Jouve and metalworking publisher Marcel Asselbur, masterfully captures the organic essence of mid-centu...

This 1960s vintage folding table perfectly embodies the functional philosophy and minimalist aesthetics of Mid-Century Modern design. Rich, warm wood grain pairs seamlessly with slee...

Japanese wooden element from a traditional jizaikagi, a suspended device historically used above an irori hearth to hold and adjust the height of a kettle or cooking pot. Hand-carve...

Wooden panel by Charlotte Perriand, originally conceived for the Les Arcs 1800 project in the French Alps. Composed of vertically arranged wooden slats, the piece has a simple arch...

The chair features a beautifully proportioned wooden frame with gently curved armrests and a low, relaxed profile characteristic of Japanese modernist furniture. The sculptural const...

Designed during the Art Deco era by the renowned French glassmaker Lumax, this vintage glass ashtray is crafted from thick, clear molded glass, highlighting bold geometric and archit...

This vintage free-standing coat rack, produced by the Italian manufacturer Talin in the 1980s, embodies a refined minimalist aesthetic blending postmodernism and industrial style. Cr...

This modular shelving unit was produced by the prominent Dutch furniture manufacturer Pastoe and designed by the legendary Cees Braakman. Crafted from rich teakwood, it has developed...

Designed by Charlotte Perriand around 1968 for the Les Arcs ski resort in the French Alps, this vintage wall-mounted coat rack epitomizes functional mid-century modernist design. Cra...

This 1980s Italian vintage wall mirror captures the subtle elegance of late-20th-century Italian minimalism. Defined by its elongated rectangular silhouette and softly rounded corner...

This early-to-mid 20th century French rustic wall cabinet highlights the tactile beauty of utilitarian provincial craftsmanship. Crafted with visible knotting and a natural aged pati...

This modern 1960s bedside cabinet by the renowned German furniture manufacturer interlübke exemplifies the precision and minimalism of German functional aesthetic. Defined by clean, ...

An iconic Uchiwa wall lamp by Ingo Maurer. Inspired by the traditional Japanese fan, the lamp features a delicate bamboo and paper construction, creating a warm, softly diffused light.

This serving cabinet ("Passe-Plat") originates from the interior furniture program designed by the master of modern architecture, Le Corbusier, for the Cité Radieuse housing project ...

A vintage planter base from France, combining a delicate mesh wire basket with an elegant brass base. The flared lattice structure surrounds your greenery beautifully, while the aged...

A vintage table lamp from France, boasting a playful mid-century design. At first glance, it almost looks like a lamp frame stripped of its shade, but its true charm turns on with th...

A vintage 1970s Space Age floor lamp from France, featuring a smooth chrome arc and an intriguing height-adjustable frame. Its signature spherical shade points cleverly upward—an int...

Produced in the 1970s by the renowned Italian lighting manufacturer Targetti Sankey, this post-modern floor lamp exemplifies the striking aesthetics of Post-Modernism and High-Tech i...

A refined side table by Jacques Adnet. The table features slender bamboo-form metal legs and a leather-trimmed frame accented with exposed rivet details.

An elegant floor lamp designed by Jacques Adnet. Featuring a slender bamboo-form structure and circular base, characteristic of Adnet’s refined approach to modernist design.

Design：Lina Bo Bardi, Marcelo Ferraz, Marcelo Suzuki Material：Tauari Design for the restaurant at the "House of Benin" in Salvador, Brazil. The "House of Benin" is an institution de...

An acrylic vase produced by the renowned Italian brand Guzzini. While its organic, undulating wave silhouette pays homage to Alvar Aalto’s iconic Scandinavian design, this piece is c...

A vintage Italian floor lamp. This piece features an impeccable sense of proportion, defined by two sleek chrome-plated vertical rods balanced with a compact black rectangular shade ...

A charming vintage school chair. It features a compact, petite frame complemented by a playful black-and-white contrast between the white steel tubing and black seat/backrest. With i...

Designed in the 1950s by the influential French modernist Pierre Guariche and manufactured by Steiner, the "Papyrus" chair (Model G10) is an icon of mid-century French design. Its ha...

The C.A. Chair, designed by French master Marcel Gascoin. At first glance, it appears to be a modest wooden dining chair, but closer inspection reveals Gascoin’s signature aesthetic—...

A contemporary piece crafted in Spain. This highly avant-garde chair blends a traditional wooden frame with asymmetric white sculptural panels, wrapped cord detaling, and bold graphi...

An anonymous yet thoughtfully designed vintage lounge chair. Despite being unbranded, it reveals subtle design precision in the ergonomic tilt of the seat, angled perfectly for a rel...

This post-modern armchairs produced for the Swiss manufacturer Züco stands out for its bold geometric profile and expressive mix of materials. The design features a tubular steel fra...

The Modus desk chair, designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno, features a sleek, ergonomically contoured single-piece black plastic shell that offers both flexible support and a seamle...

Its defining aesthetic lies in its streamlined, geometric silhouette featuring a removable cylindrical black top with a starburst-slotted grate, supported by a slender chromed steel ...

Designed in the 1980s by the renowned French architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte and produced by Academy, the "Cylinder" chair is a striking testament to French post-modern minimalism. Th...

Designed by renowned French designer Philippe Starck in the late 1980s to early 1990s and manufactured by the Italian luxury brand Driade, the Paramount armchair originally stems fro...

A high stool designed by Pierre Jeanneret. Defined by its elevated seating height, solid proportions, and exposed wooden construction, the piece emphasizes structural clarity and fun...

A mahogany sideboard designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Cité Cansado project. Its composition of sliding doors and drawers is set on a slender metal base, reflecting Perriand’s r...

A table lamp by Ingo Maurer for Design M, featuring a sculptural cork base and softly tapered shade. The natural texture of cork gives warmth to its simple geometric form.

Originating from the French ski resort town of Méribel—a region closely associated with Charlotte Perriand’s pioneer alpine modernism—this vintage solid pine daybed epitomizes functi...

Designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Tendo Mokko, the Kabuto Chair is distinguished by its sculptural, enveloping form and elegant swivel base. Soft curves and a strong silhouette give the...

A Spanish wooden table from the 1860s. Its simple, robust construction is defined by a solid rectangular top and trestle base. The aged surface and natural patina reveal the characte...

Designed by the world-renowned Brazilian brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana for the Italian house Alessi, this magazine holder belongs to their celebrated Blow Up collection. Tru...

Designed in the 1970s by French designer François Monnet for Kappa, this vintage magazine rack is a quintessential example of 1970s French brushed aluminum design. While its minimali...

Exuding the laid-back, sun-drenched charm of the South of France, this vintage open shelving unit is a testament to anonymous mid-century craftsmanship. While not attached to a famou...

Exuding the laid-back, sun-drenched charm of the South of France, this vintage open shelving unit is a testament to anonymous mid-century craftsmanship. While not attached to a famou...

Designed in 1982 by influential Dutch designer Benno Premsela, the iconic Lotek lamp (produced by Hollands Licht) stands as a masterclass in minimalist lighting design. Drawing profo...

Designed by renowned Austrian-Swedish architect and designer Josef Frank for the iconic Swedish design house Svenskt Tenn (Model 2326 / 2568 series), this vintage floor lamp beautifu...

Designed in the 1950s by A.R.P. (L'Atelier de Recherche Plastique)—a collective co-founded by Pierre Guariche alongside Joseph-André Motte and Michel Mortier—this shelving unit exemp...

Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, this dining table presents a captivating interplay between industrial power and organic delicacy. Characterized by a heavy black steel base—e...

This vintage side table from IKEA’s earlier archives showcases a distinct Italian design influence, hailing from an era when the Swedish brand daringly experimented with playful post...

Designed in the 1950s by legendary French designer Pierre Paulin for Thonet France, the "CM 172" desk epitomizes mid-century minimalist functionality and refined structural balance. ...

Designed in 1985 by renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta for Alias, the vintage Quinta chair stands out as perhaps his most architectural seating design. The striking sweeping arch e...

Designed in 1985 by renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta for Alias, the vintage Quinta chair stands out as perhaps his most architectural seating design. The striking sweeping arch e...

Designed in 1953 by pioneering French designer Pierre Guariche, the iconic Tulip chair stands as a milestone of French mid-century modernism. Originally produced by Steiner, this par...

Designed by French visionary Philippe Starck in 1991 for XO, the iconic Bubu 1er stool effortlessly blurs the boundaries between functional seating, side table, and playful sculpture...

Designed by Florence Knoll, a legendary figure in modern design and co-founder of Knoll, this iconic Model 75 stool (often referred to as a hair-pin leg stool or side table) perfectl...