Objet d art Seating

This side chair, designed by Alvar Aalto and produced in Finland, reflects the designer’s distinctive approach to combining organic forms with practical function. Its softly curved s...

A refined armchair designed by renowned Japanese designer Isamu Kenmochi and produced by Akita Mokko. Characterized by its elegant spindle-back construction and clean architectural l...

Designed by Riki Watanabe and produced in Japan, this rocking chair and matching ottoman exemplify the designer’s enduring approach to functional elegance and refined craftsmanship. ...

Designed by Yuzuru Yamakawa in the 1960s, this elegant seating group exemplifies the designer’s pioneering approach to woven furniture and organic modernism. The set includes a pair ...

A solid pine bench by Charlotte Perriand. The restrained form and carefully balanced proportions highlight the designer’s timeless approach to material and space.

A long pine bench from Savoie, France. With its clean lines and honest use of materials, this bench evokes the timeless aesthetic associated with the Les Arcs mountain resorts, where...

Minimal yet architectural, daybed frame designed by A.R.P. (Atelier de Recherche Plastique), France. Constructed with a warm-toned wooden frame and slender black metal legs, the piec...

A primitive wooden bench from Spain. Hand-hewn from solid wood, defined by its raw surface, elongated form, and honest construction. A sculptural utilitarian object shaped by time an...

Low bench by Charlotte Perriand, featuring solid wood slats set on a dark metal frame. A quiet and architectural composition defined by rhythm, proportion, and material simplicity.

Easy chair by Pierre Jeanneret, featuring a solid wood frame with woven cane seat and backrest. The deeply patinated surface and visible traces of age emphasize the material richness...

Cantilever armchair from the OF-1 series designed by Kenmochi Design Associates (KDA) for Tendo Mokko in 1970s. The chair features a tubular chrome-plated steel frame with floating ...

Cantilever armchair from the OF-1 series designed by Kenmochi Design Associates (KDA) for Tendo Mokko in 1970s. The chair features a tubular chrome-plated steel frame with floating ...

A small primitive wooden stool from Japan, dating to the 1920s. Hand-carved from solid wood, the piece features a organic seat with naturally irregular edges and three tapered legs. ...

The design combines a tubular metal frame with a thick leather seat, secured with visible rivets. The straightforward construction and durable materials reflect the functional approa...

Low lounge chairs designed by Daisaku Cho in collaboration with Junzo Sakakura, produced by Tendo Mokko. An iconic example of Japanese modern design, featuring a sculptural wooden fr...

Pierre Jeanneret office chair, Chandigarh. Solid wood frame with characteristic V-shaped legs and open armrests. A sculptural and functional working chair representative of Jeannere...

Pierre Jeanneret office chair, Chandigarh. Solid wood frame with characteristic V-shaped legs and open armrests. A sculptural and functional working chair representative of Jeannere...

Pierre Jeanneret easy armchair, Chandigarh. Low-slung solid wood frame with distinctive V-shaped legs and broad armrests. A relaxed seating model characteristic of Jeanneret’s Chandi...

A distinctive variation of the A500 model, featuring light blue armrests that subtly soften its otherwise graphic steel frame. The chair combines a reclining mechanism with a structu...

Originally conceived as a multifunctional object for the Ulm School of Design, the stool reflects the principles of functional modernism. Its simple geometric construction allows it ...

A striking postmodern chair designed by Philippe Starck and produced by the Aleph, Driade. The chair features a slender aluminum leg supporting a curved leather seat and backrest, cr...

A two-seat sofa from the Chandigarh project, defined by its bold V-form structure and sculptural teak construction. A powerful expression of Jeanneret’s structural clarity and modern...

Solid teak frame with characteristic V-shaped supports and sculptural armrests. Designed for the Chandigarh complex, this model reflects Jeanneret’s structural clarity and robust arc...

Characterized by its perforated seat and backrest with rhythmic circular cut-outs, the piece combines playful geometry with clean functional lines. The vivid monochrome finish enhanc...

An iconic Swan Chair designed by Arne Jacobsen. A masterpiece of Scandinavian modernism, defined by its organic, sculptural form without straight lines. The enveloping silhouette com...

A refined pair of Easy Armchairs by Pierre Jeanneret, originally designed for the Chandigarh project.Crafted in solid wood with the c...

This solid wood bench features a simple relief. The balanced proportions and understated construction reflect a quiet, functional aesthetic associated with alpine regions. A versatil...

This lounge chair reflects Marcel Breuer’s modernist approach to furniture design, featuring a cantilevered tubular steel frame and leather strap seating. The combination of chrome-p...

A set of four armchairs designed by Riki Watanabe, reflecting his signature blend of functional simplicity and warm material presence. Subtle yet distinctive pieces that enhance the...

A pair of French fabric sofa from the 1990s, featuring a low-profile design and relaxed, architectural form. The sofas can be reconfigured and laid ...

Elegant dining chair by Pierre Guariche, featuring a softly curved upholstered seat and slender black metal legs. A refined example of French mid-century modern design, combining com...

The 4841 Chair, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell, is a sculptural lounge chair that reflects the designer’s architectural approach to industrial materials. Designed by ...

A primitive wooden stool from Spain. Hand-carved from solid wood, defined by its raw surface, organic form, and honest construction. A sculptural, utilitarian object shaped by use an...

Designed during the formative years of European modernism, this armchair reflects Mallet-Stevens’ architectural approach to furniture. The chair features a tubular metal structure an...

A vintage wooden chair with a simple, well-balanced design. Solid wood construction, gently tapered legs, and compact proportions create a functional yet warm aesthetic typical of mi...

A rare early 19th-century Spanish bench with an integrated table. The composition is both functional and sculptural, defined by its direct construction, aged surface, and traces of l...

This chair by Dutch design unit x+l is finished using traditional indigo dyeing, followed by a persimmon tannin coating to enhance depth of color and durability. Its sculptural form ...

A distinctive piece of Italian design, made for Pallucco. The Lizzie armchair is defined by its expressive metal framework and striking graphic lines. The open, airy structure gives ...

A functional and lightweight chair designed by Wim Rietveld for Auping. Its clean light frame and molded seat reflect the designer’s focus on practicality and clarity of form. The su...

A mid-century lounge chair designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Kotobuki. This chair features an organically contoured upholstered shell in a warm green tone, supported by elegant chromed...

An early example of X-frame design — later adopted in the famous “Tripolina” and “Butterfly” chairs. Crafted in wood with metal joints, the structure combines elegance and mobility, ...

An iconic “Butterfly” stool by Sori Yanagi, combining Japanese craftsmanship with modernist elegance in a fluid sculptural form.

Developed with the involvement of Charlotte Perriand and used at the Les Arcs resort, this chair was produced by Maison Regain and embodies the rustic elegance of French alpine design.

A pine bench from Savoie. This piece embodies the architectural spirit of Les Arcs, where simple alpine materials meet refined modernist sensibility.

A finely balanced dining chair designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Akita Mokko, exemplifying the restrained beauty and human-centered precision of Japanese modernism. The chair’s form — ...

A refined wooden high stool from France. Defined by its clear, architectural silhouette, the piece reveals a straightforward joinery construction that highlights the natural beauty o...

Featuring cantilevered chrome frames with unique upholstery, each chair combines sculptural lines with interesting natural variations. Comfortable in proportion yet visually light, t...

Crafted entirely from polished metal, its angular silhouette captures light and shadow in unexpected ways, giving the piece a sculptural quality beyond its functional use. A design ...

A distinctive vintage lounge chair featuring an enveloping curved form and a solid wooden base. Its sculptural silhouette seamlessly blends comfort with refined proportion, evoking t...

Set of four N°19 Bauche Chairs designed by Charlotte Perriand and produced by Sentou. Characterized by their solid wooden frames and handwoven rush seats, these chairs embody Perrian...

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, this teak armless sofa by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Charac...

Three seater sofa designed by Isamu Kenmochi, featuring soft blue upholstery and a refined wood frame.

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, these office chairs by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Character...

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, these teak dinner chairs by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Char...

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, this teak bench by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Characterized...

This fiberglass stool by Stacy Dukes is from the famous ski resort Les Arcs 1600, designed by Charlotte Perriand. It was originally used as a chair for children or in a bathroom. The front legs are reminiscent of Yanagi Sori...

A rare collaboration between Jean Prouvé and Jules Leleu, this armchair embodies the meeting of two worlds: Prouvé’s rational, structural approach and Leleu’s refined Art Deco sensib...

The N°19 Bauche chair, designed by Charlotte Perriand, is a quintessential expression of her design ethos: simplicity, honesty of materials, and a seamless dialogue between tradition...

Originally designed by Charlotte Perriand for the chalets of the Méribel ski resort, the “Méribel” chair reflects her dedication to honest materials, pure lines, and functional simpl...

A refined and sculptural lounge chair born from the visionary collaboration between Daisaku Cho and Junzo Sakakura—central figures of Japanese modernism. Produced by Tendo Mokko, th...