Objet d art Seating

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Originating from France, this vintage mid-century dining chair showcases a captivating synthesis of traditional craft and modern proportions, making it a remarkably versatile compani...

Designed by French designer Louis Sognot, a pioneering figure in mid-century French modernism, this exquisite rattan stool offers a refined, romantic take on natural material furnitu...

Designed by Giorgio Cattelan for the Italian manufacturer Cidue during the 1970s and 1980s, the iconic "Piuma" folding chair playfully subverts the utilitarian rigidity often associa...

Designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina in the 1960s, the iconic Model 849 lounge chair is a refined example of Italian modernist design. Its sculptural solid wood frame is paire...

Designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Akita Mokko, this dining chairs is a refined example of Japanese modern design, combining elegant proportions with exceptional craftsmanship. The chai...

Designed by Isamu Kenmochi, one of the pioneers of Japanese modern furniture design, this sculptural handwoven rattan stool beautifully exemplifies his philosophy of combining tradit...

A pair of elegant vintage stools manufactured by Akita Mokko, one of Japan’s most respected furniture makers, renowned for its mastery of bentwood craftsmanship. Featuring gracefull...

A refined vintage armchair produced by Tendo Mokko, one of Japan’s most celebrated furniture manufacturers, known for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless modern design. This ...

Designed by Katsuo Matsumura for Tendo Mokko, this elegant lounge chair reflects the refined simplicity of Japanese modern design. This model combines Tendo Mokko’s renowned wood cra...

A sculptural set of four Japanese zaisu (legless floor chairs) manufactured by Tendo Mokko. Beautifully crafted from dark tone plywood, each chair ...

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...

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 ...

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 ...