Modern Living

Table lamp designed by Yves Jujeau and André Mounique for Maison Jumo, France 1940’s. This is model Jumo 600 and has an adjustable domed shade and pivoting shaft on a weighted round ...

A rare and highly collectible ‘Clémenceau’ stool designed by André Domin and Marcel Genevrière for Maison Dominique in 1957, presenting an exceptional example of post-war French mode...

A highly decorative pair of Spanish side chairs dating to the early 20th century, distinguished by their exaggerated bobbin-turned construction and beautifully aged surfaces. Each ch...

An iconic ‘Dr. Sonderbar’ armchair, designed by Philippe Starck and produced by XO in France. The model was introduced in 1983 and is one of Starck’s most recognizable experimental s...

An elegant French Art Deco side table dating to the 1930s, combining a restrained geometric form with a refined mix of metal, wood and mirror. The table is built around three slender...

An iconic Zig Zag chair by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, produced in the 1960s by Gerard van de Groenekan in Utrecht, The Netherlands, this piece captures the essence of early modernist de...

Discover this lovely set of six dining chairs designed by Axel Enthoven for Rohé Design, produced in the 1980s. These chairs stand out through their innovative bentwood construction,...

Iconic French table lamp (model 201) designed by Bernard-Albin Gras for Ravel Clamart in the 1930s, an enduring landmark of early modernist and industrial design. Originally conceive...

A striking round coffee table from the 1970s, combining the rich character of wengé wood with smoked glass and defined by bold geometric proportions and a distinctly architectural pr...

An unusual and highly characterful chair and matching stool by Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, France, 1950s. Both pieces combine substantial dark-stained wooden structures with thick...

A striking pair of sculptural bamboo pedestals from Italy, dating to the 1960s, combining a classical columnar silhouette with the lightness and rhythm of natural bamboo. Each pedest...

A striking pair of French modernist armchairs dating to the 1950s, distinguished by their architectural construction and beautifully aged wooden surfaces. The chairs are built around...

Discover this outstanding French guéridon side table dating to the 1940s, combining an exceptionally light architectural structure with beautifully considered decorative details. The...

A remarkable Danish carpenter-made stool dating to the early 20th century, combining an expressive organic form with an ingenious height-adjustable construction. Made from wood and f...

A beautiful set of two solid elm stools from France, dating to the 1960s. Simple in construction yet highly sculptural, each stool consists of a substantial circular seat supported b...

A charming set of three vintage bar stools from France, dating to the 1950s, combining simple architectural wooden frames with beautifully woven rush seats. The stools have tall, sle...

A rare tripod stool by Uno & Östen Kristiansson for Luxus, Vittsjö, dating from the 1960s. An elegant example of Scandinavian modernism, combining a beautifully proportioned oak fram...

A rare ‘Noah’ stool designed by British architect and designer Nigel Coates in 1988 for SCP (Sheridan Coakley Products), United Kingdom. The stool captures Coates’ distinctive approa...

An exceptional anonymous floor lamp from the 1980s, combining raw concrete, aged steel and a strikingly minimal construction. The piece has a distinctly architectural presence, reduc...

A wonderfully understated primitive bench from France, dating to the early 20th century. Made entirely by hand from solid wood, the bench has a beautifully simple construction, with ...

Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti in the 1970s, this sculptural round coffee table is a timeless example of Italian modernist design. Combining architectural purity with exceptional cra...

A lovely pair of French modernist easy chairs from the 1940s, defined by their strong architectural silhouette and beautifully balanced proportions. The solid oak frames are enriched...

Discover this iconic DS-80 daybed by De Sede, produced in Switzerland during the 1970s. Upholstered in the manufacturer’s celebrated cognac patchwork leather, this piece perfectly ca...

A striking sculptural side table attributed to French designer André Dubreuil, created in France around 1986. Executed in hand-forged wrought iron, the table embodies the expressive ...

Designed by renowned French ceramicist Roger Capron, this exceptional coffee table dates to circa 1965 and showcases the designer’s unmistakable fusion of craftsmanship, nature and m...

An elegant French modernist coat stand from the 1950s, distinguished by its sculptural silhouette and refined wrought iron construction. Formed from slender black lacquered steel rod...

Discover this exceptional French daybed / chaise longue from the 1970s, defined by its clean architectural lines and understated industrial character. The brushed stainless steel fra...

There is something quietly architectural about this remarkable pair of French side tables. Entirely wrapped in hand-laid rattan over a wooden frame, every surface is treated with met...

A highly sculptural floor lamp, model E1770, designed by the celebrated Danish lighting designer Svend Aage Holm Sørensen for the Swedish manufacturer ASEA during the 1950s. Defined ...

A striking sculptural piece sourced in France, dating from the 1940s. Formed from bent plywood and finished in a soft off-white paint, this minimalist object beautifully captures the...

An iconic example of Norwegian mid-century design, this original Krobo bench was designed by Torbjørn Afdal for Bruksbo (Mellemstrands Trevareindustri) in the early 1960s. Celebrated...

An exceptional and increasingly hard-to-find set of eight original CAB 414 armchairs, designed by Mario Bellini for Cassina. Introduced in the early 1980s as part of the iconic CAB c...

A sculptural Dutch side chair from the 1960s, defined by its bold geometric silhouette and warm natural materials. Made from solid wood, the chair features a distinctive triangular h...

French postmodern design meets sculptural simplicity in this distinctive steel table from the 1980s. Its free-form silhouette introduces a sense of movement, while the slender tubula...

A sculptural magazine shelf inspired by Jonas Bohlin’s iconic Zink design, produced by an unknown cabinetmaker in the 1980s. While not an original Bohlin piece, this interpretation r...

Refined pair of wicker side chairs designed and manufactured in France during the 1970s. Each chair features a handwoven rattan seat with a beautiful green stained finish, elegantly ...

A lovely pair of Midcentury stools, designed by Piet Hein for Fritz Hansen and produced in Denmark during the 1960s. Defined by their sculptural silhouette, the stools combine a slen...

An exceptional example of mid-century modern design, this Model 116 sideboard was designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll International in the 1950s. Made out from teak wood, it feature...

A rare and sculptural pair of French solid oak side chairs from the 1950s, distinguished by their charmingly primitive silhouette and beautifully handcrafted construction. Made from ...

An exceptionally rare pair of DU 43 lounge chairs, designed by Gastone Rinaldi and produced by RIMA, Italy, during the early 1950s. Representing one of the earliest and most sculptur...

An exceptionally rare and complete set of eight original “T” chairs by Aranjou, produced in France during the 1960s and made from beautifully figured solid elm. Defined by their unmi...

A refined piece of mid-century Italian design, this square coffee table from the 1950s perfectly balances elegance and functionality. The softly rounded square top features a warm wo...

An iconic expression of 1960s modernism, this set of six Bird Low Tulip Chairs (model FK6725) was designed by Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm and produced by Kill International in...

A striking example of Italian minimalist design from the 1960s, this sculptural metal tube floor lamp embodies both elegance and ingenuity. Made out from a sleek cylindrical metal bo...

A beautiful example of honest French craftsmanship from the 1950s, this solid oak dining table radiates warmth, simplicity, and character. Its round top is richly textured, showcasin...

An elegant and evocative piece attributed to Atelier Martine, the visionary workshop founded by Paul Poiret, this French side table from the 1920s captures the poetic spirit of early...

This model No. 4 “Capella” is a refined example of Wikkelsø’s understated yet highly sophisticated approach to Danish modern design. Made out from solid teak, the frames display beau...

A stunning example of mid-century Danish design, this rare V12 sofa by Illum Wikkelsø for Holger Christiansen dates from the 1960s and stands out as one of the finest pieces we’ve so...

Exceptional artisan-made piece defined by its bold, sculptural presence. Constructed from oversized chain links in black enameled iron, the base forms both structure and ornament, gi...

A striking and highly architectural French oak bookcase from the 1950s, most likely a unique, one-off piece by a skilled cabinetmaker. Executed entirely in solid oak, the design is d...

An iconic dining table designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1963, exemplifying his pursuit of structural clarity and material honesty. The PK54 is defined by its balanced proportions and ref...

A lovely pair of Italian easy chairs from the 1950s, showcasing the elegance and fluidity of mid-century design. Executed in warm-toned walnut, the frames reveal beautifully sculpted...

Rare French mid-century wardrobe cabinet by Le Corbusier, designed for the iconic Unité d’Habitation in Marseille, France 1940s. A striking example of early modernist functional desi...

Elegant modernist cabinet from the 1930s, made in painted wood and distinguished by its beautifully balanced proportions and refined architectural presence. The piece embodies the cl...

Striking modernist metal chair from the 1980s, executed in folded sheet steel and characterized by a bold architectural form. The design is composed of a series of precisely bent met...

A striking pair of large sculptural works by Belgian artist Marc Verdoodt, made out from the rare Belgian marble Noir de Mazy. These powerful abstract sculptures showcase Verdoodt’s ...

Discover this striking vintage pair of 1980s sculptural lamps, combining raw concrete bases with natural stone elements. Each lamp is composed of a solid, textured concrete block, in...

A beautifully restrained example of Dutch Haagse School design, executed in oak. Characterised by its architectural clarity and honest construction, this side table embodies the sobe...

French brutalist coffee table in wenge, defined by a bold sculptural presence and strong architectural character. The thick rectangular top is supported by distinctive angled legs, creating a powerful yet balanced silhouette that feels both grounded and refined. The deep, rich tone of the wenge reveals a beautiful natural grain and adds warmth to the table’s graphic form. Striking from every angle, the design has an almost totemic quality, functioning equally as a statement object and a practical piece. A rare and expressive example of French brutalist furniture...

This rare set of two Bird Low Tulip Chairs, model FK6725, was designed in the 1960s by Fabricius & Kastholm and produced by Kill International in Germany. An iconic expression of Sca...