Oldboy Furniture

A complete modular seating group by George Nelson. Four pieces in total. One three-seater with an integrated coffee table. Two two-seaters. One single lounge element. Designed as par...

This is a set of six EA109 swivel chairs from Herman Miller, designed by Charles & Rey Eames. The EA109 is part of the Eames Aluminum Group, designed in 1958 for the Miller House in ...

A minimalist 1960s sofa by Gelderland Holland, finished in a muted pink fabric. The frame is made from brushed metal and wraps around the back and sides, giving the sofa a 1960s mini...

A minimalist 1960s lounge chair by Gelderland Holland, finished in a muted pink fabric. The frame is made from brushed metal and wraps around the back and sides, giving the sofa a 19...

This is a Polifemo floor lamp designed by Carlo Forcolini for Artemide in the 1980s. It has a black metal frame with a thin vertical stem, a circular base, and a cone-shaped socket t...

Beautiful arched floor lamp in rattan with a jute shade. It was made in Italy in the 1960s but remains in very good condition. Not only is it an interesting piece visually, the vibe ...

Fabulous 'Sapporo' 3-seater sofa by Mobil Girgi, made in Italy in the 1970s. Low and wide shape with rounded edges and deep cushions. Upholstered in the original orange suede fabric....

Lounge chair designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Møgaard-Nielsen during the 1950s in Denmark. The frame is constructed from solid walnut with sculpted armrests and a gently curved seat...

Set of five MG5 Bauhaus armchairs designed and produced by Matteo Grassi in the 1980s. Each chair features a continuous tubular steel frame with a cantilevered base and integrated ar...

Two-seater sofa made in France in the 1950s. The sofa has a solid oak frame with a darkened finish and features rounded finials, curved armrests, and a slatted backrest. The cushions...

Set of six dining chairs designed by Jos De Mey as part of the Abstracta series, produced by Van den Berghe-Pauvers in Ghent, Belgium, during the 1960s. Each chair features a solid b...

Set of six 'Quadro' dining chairs designed by Bruno Rey and produced by Dietiker in Switzerland in the late 1980s. The chairs have a black lacquered beech frame with curved plywood s...

Rectangular coffee table from the Abstracta series, designed by Jos De Mey for Van den Berghe-Pauvers in Belgium during the 1960s. Made of solid and veneered beech, the table has a c...

A sculptural and flexible seating system by Swiss house De Sede, made in the 1970s. The DS-46 is composed of six independent modules, each with a deep bucket-style seat and generous ...

Black Florence Knoll cabinet featuring a chromed base and handles. The deep black wood contrasts elegantly with the white marble top, accented by fine grey veins. Glass shelves insid...

Large Italian spider chandelier from the 1970s. It has eight curved brass arms, each holding a white plexiglass shade. The arms spread out evenly from the center, giving the lamp its...

This rustic French fermette bench from the early 1900s is a true piece of Art Populaire furniture. Built from solid wood, it shows heavy wear, age, and beautiful patina that highligh...

This solid wood chest of drawers comes from rural France and dates back to the early 1900s. It has six drawers with ornate iron knobs and a natural, timeworn surface that shows its a...

This large square Brutalist coffee table from the 1980s is made from heavy, rugged wood with a strong grain and dark finish. The design is simple and bold, with wide planks forming t...

This is a seven-piece modular “Patate” sofa, made by Airborne in France in the 1970s. Each element is upholstered in black corduroy velvet and can be used ...

This sideboard “OS-36” was designed by Danish architect Arne Vodder in the 1950s and made by Sibast Furniture. Fully made of the most fine grade teak wood, it features two gliding ta...

Large brass wall sculpture of a peacock in flight, made by Curtis Jere in the 1980s. The open wings give the piece a light and flowing look. The feathers are made of curved and polis...

This round coffee table was designed by Heinz Lilienthal in the 1960s. The top is finished in etched chrome with a detailed pattern. It has a slightly textured surface with smooth, r...

This leather sofa was designed in the 1970s by George Bighinello for the Italian brand Eurosalotto. It is part of the 'Capriccio' seating series and stands out for its soft, rounded ...

Rare ceiling light by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, designed in the 1950s. The chandelier consists of six hand-shaped brass leaves, each pierced with fine perforations to let light pa...

Rare chandelier designed by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte in the 1950s. This version features a half-dome opaline glass diffuser suspended from three brass rods with elegant structu...

Mid-century Italian chandelier with nine arms arranged in a radial composition. Each arm holds an opaline glass globe, connected by brass tubes with a warm patina. The central body i...

Striking sculptural floor lamp by French designer Henri Mathieu, made in the 1970s. The shade is constructed from a series of curved, hand-bent aluminium strips that form a spiral ar...

Rectangular coffee table from the 1970s with a striking top composed of square and rectangular brushed aluminium panels, arranged in a subtle patchwork pattern. The metallic surface ...

This French floor lamp from the 1970s has a simple and playful design. It stands on three tall enamelled metal tubes, each ending in a flared chrome shade that resembles a trumpet. T...

Playful set of four Italian postmodern chairs from the 1980s. Each chair has a white metal tubular frame with a rounded backrest and an eye-catching olive green seat in glossy molded...

Bold and sculptural set of chrome-framed art deco style chairs from the 1970s. The vertical bar design gives them a strong architectural feel, while the cobalt blue velvet upholstery...

Elegant set of six dining chairs from the 1980s with sculptural solid wood frames and handwoven rush seats. The tall, curved backrests give each chair a strong vertical presence whil...

Elegant mid-century tripod floor lamp in the style of Stilnovo, made in the 1950s. It features three slender black legs with brass detailing and white adjustable metal shades. Each c...

Geometrical coffee table from the 1970s by Belgochrom in the Hollywood Regency style. The brass-plated frame has a sculptural, criss-cross design and holds a thick glass top. The bra...

Striking 1980s floor lamp in the style of Memphis Milano. It features a bold architectural stem in white and a circular frosted glass disk, lit from behind by a hidden bulb, which cr...

Sculptural uplight floor lamp known as the “Bridgelampe”, designed by Louis Poulsen in the 1930s. Made from lacquered and browned iron, with a flared chalice-shaped reflector that so...

This rare set of five Italian high-back dining chairs from the 1980s is crafted from solid beech wood. The simple, clean lines are paired with rounded edges, giving them a soft and a...

This reupholstered Nuvolone sofa, designed by Italian designer Rino Maturi in the 1970s, is a standout piece of modular furniture. Its name, meaning “big cloud” in Italian, reflects ...

This beautiful sideboard in teak, resting on a sleek black metal base is an amazing example of Belgian modernism during the 60s. It was designed and produced by a local furniture mak...

This Belgian highboard by Van Pelt from the 1960s has a teak body with black drawers and brass handles. It offers a mix of cabinets and drawers for plenty of storage. The V-shaped le...

This Belgian sideboard by Van Pelt from the 1960s has a teak body with black drawers and brass handles. It offers a mix of cabinets and drawers for plenty of storage. The V-shaped le...

This striking mid-century modern bar cart, originally designed as a television stand by Téléavia in the 1960s, features a bold Z-shaped frame in dark-stained wood with elegant brass ...

A set of 4 evocative butterfly chairs by Fritz Hansen, upholstered in original emerald green fabric. Some are from '81 and some from '85.

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a lime green wool made with organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art, it originates from the Atlas Mo...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features checkered white and black pattern with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art, it originat...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix pinkish bazaar red plushy wool, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art,...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix of beige, grey, blue and terracotta red wool, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract ...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix white and cataline blue wool, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art, i...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix white and faded jade green wool, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix of indochine orange and bluish grey, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix of beige, deep carmine red and black, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernis...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix of beige, yellow and black colors made with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art, ...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix of beige, camel brown and deep cove blue, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Mode...

Vintage Tribal Moroccan Berber Rug: This striking rug features a mix of beige and cobalt blue, crafted with natural, organic dyes. A stunning example of Abstract Modernist Art, it or...

This dining table by Rainer Daumiller is made of solid pine and can change from a round to an oval shape when extended. Designed in the 1970s, the table is simple and practical, buil...

This is brass heron sculpture in the Hollywood Regency style, features a tall, slender heron with a curved neck, standing on a simple round base. The brass material gives it a shiny ...

This set of brass side tables showcases the Hollywood Regency style with its clean lines and reflective surfaces. Each table features a simple, rectangular form and a mirrored top, s...

A large, yet minimalist mid-century modern storage cabine with the option to illuminate the middle section. The teak finish and clean lines make for an interesting play between sleek...

The Eros console by Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper, designed in the 1970s, showcases his signature “gravity joint” where the top securely interlocks with the conical legs without nee...