South Loop Loft Furniture

A rare Tovaglia coffee table designed by Studio Tetrach in 1969 and produced by Alberto Bazzani in Italy. Imported to the United States by Stendig, the table is formed in gel-coated ...

A rare Tovaglia coffee table attributed to Studio Tetrach in 1969 and produced by Alberto Bazzani in Italy. Imported to the United States by Stendig, the table is formed in gel-coate...

An early 20th century French guéridon table, crafted in dark-stained wood and crowned with a marble top. The circular surface rests above a tailored apron, while turned legs taper, l...

This monumental sideboard by Hi Plan Design exemplifies the material experimentation and architectural discipline that defined Belgian design in the 1970s. Spanning over eight feet w...

A 1970s Italian console crafted from richly grained cherry wood and topped with a clear glass surface. The frame is defined by fluted vertical detailing, the grooves lending rhythm a...

A 1950s Italian lacquered metal lantern pendant with a cylindrical silhouette. The ivory-toned frame descends from a twisted suspension chain, its warm, time-softened finish carrying...

This rare Italian wood and leather console comes from the inaugural Artona series, designed in 1975 by Afra Bianchin Scarpa and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto—a collection that designers s...

A 1950s Italian lacquered metal lantern pendant with a softly tapered silhouette. The ivory-toned frame descends from a twisted suspension chain, its warm, time-softened finish carry...

An Italian Art Deco table lamp crafted in the manner of the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier, circa 1930s. Formed in Murano glass, the sculptural shade takes the shape of a styli...

An Italian ‘Cetra’ pendant light designed by Vico Magistretti for Artemide in the 1960s. Rendered in white lacquered metal, the form is composed of a slender vertical stem supporting...

A French oak pedestal from the 1940s, crafted in solid oak and composed with classical proportions and restrained detailing. The form rises from a square, stepped plinth base into a ...

A tall Italian ceramic and glass table lamp, dating to the mid-20th century. The elongated ivory ceramic base is articulated with carved geometric motifs, creating a sense of rhythm ...

A French Art Deco pedestal from the 1940s, distinguished by its rosewood veneer. The square top is capped with a veined dark marble, introducing a tonal contrast to the richly figure...

An Italian desk from the 1950s, attributed to Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, distinguished by a thick cast glass top that appears to float above a slender blackened metal frame....

A 1970s Italian two-seat leather sofa designed by Redwall for Borbonese & Rossi di Albizzate. Upholstered in supple leather, the sofa’s silhouette is defined by softly curved arm...

An Italian mirror and glass dining table attributed to Gavina, designed in 1975. A thick rectangular glass top, with subtly rounded edges, rests just above a mirrored pedestal base, ...

A French white ceramic table lamp from the 1960s, distinguished by its softly rounded, vessel-like form and tactile surface. The base is finished in a matte, chalky glaze with subtle...

A 19th century English umbrella stand, crafted from warm toned brass, softened by time. The upright frame is formed of slender brass supports crowned with turned finials, gently arch...

A French red onyx pedestal from the 1950s, composed of five precisely fitted sections that stack to form a commanding classical column. Carved from richly veined red onyx, the surfac...

An Italian pedestal from the late 19th century, carved from richly veined green marble with deep moss tones and lighter mineral striations. The spiraling column rises from a faceted ...

A monumental five-tier brass and glass chandelier attributed to Christoph Palme, created as a custom commission for a hotel in Northern Germany, circa 1960s. Concentric tiers of vert...

A French brass floor lamp by Marcel Guillemard, dating to the 1950s. The design is defined by three slender brass uprights arranged in a crossed formation, each articulated with appl...

A French aged lantern sconce dating to the 1950s. Crafted from metal, the sconce features an elegantly curved arm adorned with decorative scrollwork, supporting a classic lantern-for...

An Italian glass and chrome pendant crafted in the 1970s. The slender, irregular glass elements descend in layered tiers, their cool aqua tones lending a sense of movement. Each piec...

A substantial 1940s French dining table in solid oak with classic trestle construction. The rectangular top expands via two pull-out leaves, ...

A trio of French round nesting tables by Jacques Adnet dating back to the 1950s, crafted in patinated metal with understated brass detailing and inset glass tops. The graduated forms...

An Italian chandelier designed by Antonio Lupi for Lupi Cristal Luxor, dating to the 1970s. The chandelier is composed of thick, precision-cut glass panels arranged in a sculptural c...

A French Art Deco Brutalist oak sideboard from the 1940s, crafted in the manner of Charles Dudouyt. Crafted from solid oak, the piece is defined by its robust proportions and grounde...

A French wrought iron console table in the manner of André Dubreuil from the latter part of the 20th Century. The rich, dark iron frame shows a gentle pattern of intersecting curves ...

A pair of Italian wall sconces from the 1950s, each composed of an elongated opaline glass shade that narrows into a sculptural, vessel-like form. The glass rises from a blackened, p...

A petite Italian Murano glass table lamp from the 1940s, crafted in the Art Deco era. The compact form features a pulegoso glass base, its softly bubbled texture lending depth and a ...

A French oak credenza from the 1940s, crafted in solid oak with a warm, honeyed tone and pronounced natural grain. The elongated case is elevated on finely tapered legs, lending the ...

An ode to balance and form, the ‘Lunario’ table by Cini Boeri for Knoll, designed in the 1970s, embodies the designer’s mastery of material tension and minimalist poise. This edition...

A Spanish ceramic tile dining table dating to the 1970s. The rectangular tabletop is composed of individually set ceramic tiles, each decorated with...

A pair of Dutch Brutalist oak nesting tables dating to the 1960s. Designed to nest seamlessly, each table features a thick, rectangular top with subtly softened edges, supported by s...

A rare three-seat sofa designed by Marzio Cecchi in the 1970s. The sculptural form is defined by distinctive ribbed leather arms, which frame the piece with a strong architectural rh...

An Italian two-tier wooden cabinet attributed to Paolo Buffa, dating to the 1940s. Designed in the spirit of the Art Deco period, the cabinet is defined by its balanced proportions a...

A French abstract limestone table lamp by Albert Tormus, dating to the 1960s. The base is carved from pale limestone, its organic, asymmetrical form punctuated by a central void that...

A rare ‘Etrusca’ table lamp by Angelo Mangiarotti for Pollux Skipper Group, designed in Italy in the late 1970s. Its faceted alabaster panels are arranged in a precise, geometric com...

An Italian floor lamp by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, designed in 1953. The slender structure is crafted from brass and ivory-lacquered metal, anchored by a circular marble base. At ...

An Italian four-panel folding screen from the 1960s, crafted from thick, vegetable-tanned full-grain leather panels mounted to a dark metal frame. The leather has developed a warm, t...

A rare Italian ‘Onda’ wall mirror designed by Nanda Vigo for Glas Italia in the 1980s. The oval mirror glass gracefully rests upon a satin glass frame, rendered in a muted aqua hue t...

An Italian six-light chandelier designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia, crafted in the 1950s. This large suspension lamp features a meticulously constructed teak lattice body, its int...

A 1970s Italian wall mirror featuring a bold red lacquered wood frame with a geometric composition. The rectangular form is finished in a high-gloss lacquer, with angled wooden suppo...

An Austrian ‘Auersberg’ accent chair, designed in 1955 by J.O. Wladar and V. Mödlhammer in Vienna for Sonett Karl Fostel´s Sen Erben. Characterized by its distinctive wire-frame cons...

A rare example of early 20th-century French retail design, this étagère captures the spirit of the Art Deco era. Crafted in the 1930s by the renowned Parisian shop-fitter Siegel, the...

The Andromeda 40 coffee table by Reflex Angelo is characterized by an interwoven silhouette that suggests movement and balance. The sculptural base is carved from natural granite and...

A French dining table from the 1960s, crafted in the manner of Georges Robert. The round solid wood top is constructed from narrow planks arranged in parallel, celebrating the natura...

An Italian Art Deco table lamp attributed to the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier, circa 1940s. Formed in Murano glass, the sculptural shade takes the shape of a stylized leaf, c...

This monumental Italian oval dining table, attributed to Paolo Portoghesi, is the kind of piece designers reach for when a room needs a true anchor—something that defines the space r...

A ‘600P’ table lamp designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce in 1966. Petite in scale, the lamp features a black lacquered metal body paired with a leather-wrapped base, subtly segment...

Crafted by the esteemed Milanese metal atelier Santambrogio e De Berti—known for their collaborations with Gio Ponti—this 1960s mirror reflects the language of Italian modernism. Scu...

An Italian hand-painted porcelain table lamp in the Capodimonte style, dating to the 1960s. The lamp features a classically proportioned porcelain base, delicately modeled and finish...

An Italian sideboard dating to the 1930s, crafted in richly toned dark wood and defined by its balanced proportions and restrained decorative detail. The elongated case is elevated o...

An Italian Art Deco stool from the 1920s, crafted in walnut with carved block feet and a raised plinth base. The seat has been reupholstered in Beverly Hills by Catherine Martin for ...

Low-profile and richly textured, this 1970s Italian lounge chair is defined by comfort and material presence. Upholstered in deep chestnut fabric, the chair features a generously pad...

An Italian ‘Alky’ chair designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli in 1969. The sculptural, modern design was exhibited with the Piretti Collection at NeoCon in 1988. This chair reta...

A 1940s Murano glass chandelier attributed to the esteemed Ercole Barovier. Six looped canes of clear Murano glass coil and drape from a patinated brass frame, gathering at the cente...

A contemporary Italian glass chandelier in the manner of Mazzega, composed of 40 handblown Murano glass elements. Each piece is formed with a clear outer shell encasing a softly opaq...

A French “Temps d’Arrêt Printemps” rug by Christian Duc for Tisca, designed in the 1990s. Crafted in finely quilted wool, the rug reflects Duc’s graphic, architectural approach. The ...