South Loop Loft

A French Art Deco armchair from the 1940s, reupholstered in velvet fabric in a rich cognac hue. The generous seat and gently pitched back are enveloped in plush upholstery, lending t...

A mid-20th century French four-tier étagère crafted in warm brass. The open framework rises with a gentle taper, its vertical lines culminating in a delicate finial that lends a sens...

A terracotta vase by Italian artist Ivo De Santis for Gli Etruschi, crafted in Italy during the 1960s. The form is defined by a rounded, flattened body with an elongated vertical nec...

A French garden stool in the manner of Mathieu Matégot, from the 1950s, executed in ivory-painted perforated metal. The seat is saddle-shaped, form...

A terracotta vase by Italian artist Ivo De Santis for Gli Etruschi, crafted in Italy during the 1960s. The form is defined by a rounded, flattened body rising to a single, elongated ...

A French cabinet crafted in the manner of architect Jean-Charles Moreux, from the 1940s. The façade is defined by a single parchment-paneled door, framed in grained cerused oak whose...

A 19th Century Italian Neoclassical center table, crafted in rich walnut and adorned with exquisite marquetry. The round tabletop showcases an intricate inlaid design centered with a...

A petite Italian table lamp by Stilux, dating to the 1950s. This compact design features a slender brass frame with a warm patina. The original red enameled metal shade adds a vibran...

A French Art Deco pewter vase by René Delavan from the 1920s, defined by its hammered surface. The gently swelling body rises from a compact foot to a subtly flared rim, while twin l...

Sourced in Vallauris, the storied Provençal town where Picasso once fired clay and where Roger Capron made his mark, this 1960s low coffee table embodies the spirit of French mid-cen...

An Italian bronze-tinted wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte, dating to the 1970s. The gently contoured silhouette is framed in warm, smoke-hued mirrored glass, its fluid edges le...

A French oval coffee table from the 1980s with a beveled glass top appearing to float above a sculptural iron and bronze base. Verdigris-patinated iron supports sweep outward in cont...

A green iron armchair, crafted in France during the 1960s. The slender iron frame retains its original green-painted finish, with areas of wear that reveal a time-softened surface. C...

A 1940s Italian Modernist desk or table lamp attributed to Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. The form is defined by a domed brass shade with a softly aged patina, its adjustable arm al...

A 1970s French wall mirror defined by its cut glass frame and clean, architectural silhouette. The rectangular form is bordered in faceted glass panels that catch and refract light w...

A petite 19th century French wall mirror, finely carved in wood and richly detailed with Rococo-inspired ornament. The softly contoured frame is animated by scrolling foliage, shell ...

A 1960s German wall mirror distinguished by its organic resin frame. The round central plate is encircled by a dimensional border of petal-like forms, each softly domed and subtly te...

A 20th century French alabaster vase with gilt metal stand, rising just over 30 inches tall. Carved from softly veined alabaster, the vase tapers from a rounded shoulder to a narrow ...

A 20th century Italian tufted club chair in a radiant shade of yellow. This chair was sourced directly from a Modernist villa outside of Mila, designed by architect Alessandro Minali...

A French wall sconce from the 1940s, hand-wrought in iron and finished in warm gilt. Rising just over 28 inches tall, the piece unfurls in an intricate composition of looping scrolls...

A 19th century French marble pedestal composed of a cylindrical shaft in golden ochre marble, softly veined with muted grey and blush undertones. The column is framed by a contrastin...

A pair of Italian ‘Model 2225’ wall sconces designed by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte in the 1960s. Each sconce is composed of beveled glass, its crisp edges precisely cut to catch an...

A 20th century French wrought iron table mirror. The central arched plate is framed in blackened iron and flanked by hinged side panels of intricate scrollwork. The pierced metalwork...

An Italian ‘Area Curvea’ table lamp by Mario Bellini from the 1970s. Defined by its sweeping, continuous arc, the design traces a fluid line from a weighted cylindrical base into a s...

A French iron side table from the 1960s, distinguished by its looping scroll base. The rhythmic motif forms an open, airy structure, lending the piece visual movement. An antiqued gl...

A French bookcase by Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, crafted in the 1960s from solid oak. The vertical form is defined by a series of open shelves framed by thick uprights, w...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, framed in brushed metal with subtle variations of silver and bronze tones. The angular frame is defined by clean, faceted lines, allowing the f...

An Italian Murano glass screen or room divider by Leucos, crafted in the 1980s and handmade in Murano, the historic island renowned for centuries of master glassmaking. Composed of t...

A 20th century French bronze abstract sculpture, signed near the base. Cast in solid bronze and finished with a richly variegated verdigris patina, the work is composed of intersecti...

An antique French marble bust from the 1920s, carved in a softly modeled classical style. The sculpture depicts a young woman with gently flowing hair and a calm, introspective expre...

A French Neoclassical Revival iron console table from the 1980s. An elongated oval glass top appears to float lightly above the base, its transparency allowing the sculptural ironwor...

A 20th century French silver-plated wine chiller. The rectangular form is elevated on petite bun feet, its polished surface bordered with a braided band that wraps the upper edge, wh...

An acrylic painting on board by Italian artist Mauro Fornari. This layered abstract features ivory, ecru, and charcoal hues with ochre, rust, and green accents. Signed ‘Mauro Fornari...

An Italian accent chair in the manner of Guglielmo Veronesi, from the 1950s. Upholstered in rich red velvet, the chairs present a compact silhouette defined by a gently curved backre...

A French limestone table lamp by sculptor Arsène Galisson from the 1970s. Carved from a solid block of pale stone, the form is monolithic yet quietly expressive, its softened rectang...

A French Modernist coffee table designed in the manner of Guillerme et Chambron, from the 1960s, crafted in oak. The composition is defined by its architectural lines and grounded pr...

An acrylic painting on board by Italian artist Mauro Fornari. This layered abstract features warm ivory, pale ochre, and soft sand hues with charcoal accents. Signed ‘Mauro Fornari M...

Jules-Emile Leleu wasn’t simply a furniture maker — he was one of the architects of French Art Deco refinement. Born just outside Paris in 1883, Leleu came from a family of decorati...

An Italian ‘Tenaglia’ floor lamp designed by Francesco Buzzi Ceriani in 1969, in white enameled metal. The design is defined by two hemispherical shades, positioned like a pair of o...

A 1930s Italian glass vase attributed to Barovier & Toso, crafted  in the bullicante technique. Tall and flared in form, the vase is animated by suspended air bubbles encased wit...

An Italian chandelier from the 1960s, in the manner of Fontana Arte, defined by its elongated, horizontal form and layered glass construction. A frosted central band emits a soft, e...

A French end table by Atelier Chauvin from the 1970s, designed in the manner of Maison Regain. Crafted in solid elm, the piece is constructed with thick cylindrical legs and softly r...

A 1930s Italian glass vase attributed to Barovier & Toso, crafted  in the bullicante technique. Tall and flared in form, the vase is animated by suspended air bubbles encased wit...

An Italian glass dome pendant from the 1970s, designed by Ludovico Diaz de Santillana for VeArt. The shade is formed in mold-blown glass, its surface wrapped in soft, horizontal ban...

A French ash wood and ceramic coffee table by Roger Capron, crafted in Vallauris during the 1960s. The rectangular top is composed of hand-glazed ceramic tiles set within a warm ash ...

A Norwegian coffee table by Erling Viksjø for Conglo Designs from the 1960s. The rectangular top is crafted in stone and concrete, its surface revealing a richly textured aggregate p...

An antique French carved oak pedestal with an inset marble top, distinguished by its expressive Art Nouveau ornamentation. Crafted in solid oak, the pedestal rises from a stepped pli...

A petite Italian bookcase designed by Vittorio Parigi and Nani Prina for Rimadesio in the 1960s. The structure is composed of thick, curved glass side panels that frame a warm mahoga...

A contemporary Italian ‘Trisio’ marble bowl designed by architect G. Galli for Up&Up. A shallow, gently curved basin in softly veined ivory and blush marble rests between three ...

A French Art Deco méridienne chaise lounge from the 1930s, distinguished by its asymmetry and low-profile form. Designed for repose, the silhouette features a raised headrest that ge...

A gentle rhythm of wood and movement, this 1940s tambour room divider, attributed to French designer Jomain Baumann, brings elegance to the act of defining space. Crafted from slende...

A 1970s Belgian coffee table, defined by the contrast between a honed slate top and solid wood block supports. The top is cut from Belgian bluestone, its matte surface marked by fin...

A French ceramic vase by artist André Bloch. Crafted in stoneware and rising in a tapered, elongated silhouette, the vessel transitions from a softly rounded body to a sharply facete...

A French faux bois footed planter from the 1940s, sculpted in concrete to evoke the organic texture of carved wood. Raised on three sturdy legs, the cylindrical vessel is richly work...

A Belgium Brutalist coffee table attributed to Willy Ceysens, from the 1970s. The table is anchored by a pair of bases cast in solid bronze, their jagged, organic contours evoking th...

A Mid 20th century ceramic vase by Marie-Madeleine Jolly, created during her years working in Vallauris in the 1950s–60s. Rising to a slender, elongated neck with a gently flared lip...

A 1940s French console table, in the manner of René Prou, a key figure in early 20th-century French decorative arts. The table pairs an oval solid...

An elegant Italian sideboard from the 1950s, attributed to Paolo Buffa, executed in richly figured mahogany with contrasting blonde wood. The elongated case is quietly architectural,...

A petite French Art Deco table lamp by Maison Desny, dating to the 1930s. The nickel-plated brass base is profiled with concentric detailing, lending the form a precise, architectura...

A Belgium Brutalist coffee table attributed to Willy Ceysens, from the 1970s. The table is anchored by a pair of bases cast in solid bronze, their jagged, organic contours evoking th...