Vangee Studio

A set of four Amsterdam School dining chairs from the Netherlands, dating to the 1920s. Crafted in solid oak with subtle coromandel accents, these chairs exemplify the movement’s dis...

The softly flared backs create protective, wing-like silhouettes, while the generous seat proportions emphasize comfort without compromising form. Upholstered in richly textured shee...

Sculptural armchair designed by Otto Schulz for Boet, Göteborg, circa 1930. Exemplifying the refined language of Swedish Art Deco, the chair combines architectural clarity with a dee...

Table lamp designed by Tea Morosati for Stilnovo, Italy, circa 1950–1960. The lamp features a hand-blown Murano glass body produced by Barovier & Toso, mounted on a brass base. T...

Percival Lafer MP-93 lounge chair, designed and manufactured in Brazil in 1972. Sculptural dark wood frame with its original cognac leather upholstery, beautifully aged with a rich p...

Designed by Italian architect and designer Marco Zanuso and produced by Arflex in 1957, the Milord armchair is a defining example of mid-century modern furniture design. Its elegant...

Designed by Theo Ruth in 1950, Model 105 is a beautiful example of Dutch mid-century design. The generously upholstered seat and backrest feature soft, rounded lines, balanced by an ...

Theo Ruth Model 109 Lounge Chair for Artifort, 1950s The Model 109 lounge chair was designed by Theo Ruth for Artifort in the 1950s and exemplifies his distinctive approach to form,...

Eric Merthen, side table, Sweden 1960. Oak frame with a black slate top, defined by clean lines, balanced proportions, and beautifully tapered legs. A refined Scandinavian piece with...

A sculptural ceramic table lamp produced by Kaiser Leuchten, distinguished by a vertically composed sequence of three rounded forms, rendered in a richly variegated tobacco-brown and...

“Amiral” three-seat sofa by Eric Merthen for Ire Möbler, Sweden, circa 1960s. Upholstered in supple black leather with deep button tufting, generously padded headrests and rounded ar...

1970s Belgian Brutalist cabinet by J. Batenburg in Black Stained Oak, featuring sculptural patterned doors with hand-textured circular reliefs. Bold architectural form, rich surface ...

Brutalist Fedam Coffee Table, Netherlands, 1980. A freeform, shield-shaped coffee table by Fedam, its top composed of a fractured slate mosaic in grey, black and rust tones set withi...

Designed by Hans Wegner for Getama in the 1950s, the GE258 is a versatile Danish sofa that can easily be transformed into a bed. Made from solid oak, it features Wegner’s characteris...

A refined French dining table by Georges Robert, crafted in solid pine during the 1950s. Defined by its sculptural cylindrical legs and understated stretcher base, the design combine...

1970s wall lamps made of chromed steel with a textured Murano plate glass panel. The sculptural glass softly diffuses the light, creating a warm glow and highlighting the depth and c...

A sculptural Murano glass wall lamp featuring a bold three-dimensional wave relief in textured clear glass with shimmering white inclusions. When illuminated, the glass radiates a wa...

Pair of lounge chairs by Yngve Ekström for Swedese, Sweden, 1970s. Featuring sculptural plywood frames in rich wengé finish combined with black leather upholstery, these chairs embod...

Designed by Theo Ruth for Artifort, in the Netherlands during the 1950s, the Penguin Chair is an iconic example of mid-century Dutch modernism. This sculptural and highly comfortable...

Set of two Dutch production rattan armchairs from the 1960s, showcasing an organic sculptural form and refined artisanal craftsmanship. The pair consists of one higher “male” model a...

This elegant armchair features refined brass-plated legs and has been newly reupholstered in a soft white cream fabric by De Ploeg (Ploegwool 02), enhancing both its comfort and time...

This elegant armchair features refined brass-plated legs and has been newly reupholstered in a soft white cream fabric by De Ploeg (Ploegwool 02), enhancing both its comfort and time...

A finely crafted round side table in oak, simple yet expressive, exemplifying the Amsterdam School’s approach to functional design. Created circa 1920, the table reflects a balance b...

Thonet No. 37 armchair, designed by Michael Thonet in Austria circa 1880s, is a masterful example of early industrial furniture. Crafted from steam bent beechwood with a cane seat an...

1970s wall lamp made of chromed steel with a textured Murano plate glass panel. The sculptural glasA striking 1970s wall lamp crafted from chromed steel and a beautifully textured Mu...

A sculptural Italian dining table from the 1950s, exemplifying the era’s refined synthesis of modernist form and masterful craftsmanship. The angular solid wood base is confidently c...

Designed by Carlo Nason for AV Mazzega in Italy between 1970 and 1979, this sculptural mid-century modern sconce exemplifies the artistry and innovation of Murano glass design. The p...

Mid-Century Malacca Rattan Mirror and Coat Hanger, Circa 1960 This striking mid-century wall piece showcases the elegance and craftsmanship of 1960s design. Made from gracefully cur...

Wall-mounted Mid-Century coat hanger, model Gronda, designed by Luciano Bertoncini for Elco, Italy, 1970. Comprised of five modular units, each features a walnut wood front paired wi...

Hubert Henri de Vries (1899‑1979), Belgian artist, Boats in the Harbor, Antwerp, canvas 85 × 100 cm. Rendered in dominant marine blue tones, the painting depicts sailboats gently moo...

Italian double-sided cabinet, 1950. Beautifully crafted in wood with glass vitrines on both front and back. One side features an opening glass door, while the other has a fixed glass...

Oil on canvas painting by Dutch artist Abraham van der Zee (1882–1958), elegantly presented in its original wooden frame. A distinguished figure of early 20th-century Dutch art, van ...

Small dark blue ceramic vase by Berndt Friberg, Sweden, 1950s. This delicate and light piece exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and quiet elegance of Scandinavian modern ceramics....

Elegant Art Deco guéridon attributed to Jules Emile Leleu, France, circa 1935. Expertly crafted in rosewood and walnut veneer, the circular top features refined marquetry inlay, whil...

Set of Danish mid-century dining chairs, Model 84, designed by the renowned Niels O. Møller for J.L. Møller in 1976. These iconic chairs are meticulously crafted from solid teak wood...

White lacquered wooden mirror produced in Italy around 1960. This elegant piece showcases the refined craftsmanship and minimalist sophistication characteristic of Italian mid-centur...

Set of two Leggera chairs designed by Gio Ponti for Cassina, Italy, 1957. Constructed from solid ash wood and painted black, each chair features a woven straw seat for comfort and du...

This evocative still life by Dutch painter Jacobus Johannes Doeser (1884–1970) reflects his refined sense of color, texture, and composition, deeply rooted in early 20th-century Dutc...

Designed by Carlo Nason for AV Mazzega in Italy between 1970 and 1979, this sculptural mid-century modern sconce exemplifies the artistry and innovation of Murano glass design. The p...