Wall Mirror by Sori Yanagi for Akita Mokko

A stackable stool "No.202" in beech and cane designed by Isamu Kenmochi and manufactured by Akita Mokko. Kenmochi stool No.202 was originally designed i...

Pair of armchairs designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Akita Woodworking in the 1970s. Condition is very good, with maker's labels on both armchairs. 4 sets will be sold.

Stackable side chairs designed by Sori Yanagi in 1969 and manufactured by Kotobuki. Sold as a pair. Priced in pair. Upholstery, FRP (fiber-glass reinforced plastic), steel.

Stunning coffee table in bent zelkova wood, designed by Saburo Inui, manufactured by Tendo Mokko in Japan in the 1960s. This beautiful table is a very representative piece for Japane...

Italian vintage brass mirror Please check Detailed image!

Table designed by Junzo Sakakura Architecture Institute Daisaku Cho and manufactured by Tendo Mokko. Teak and plywood. 1970s. At the base of the table legs, pieces of wood is fitted ...

Wall mirror by Eugenio Carmi for Morphos collection, Acerbis International. Decorative mirror with graphic design created with layers of different colour glasses

Marcelo Burlon is the creator of Edaird, a mirror with a tribal flavour between Argentinian earth and sky. The County of Milan logo, originally a Tehuelche cross, updated by Bureau Borsche in 2019, represents the key to the universe and its door, but also a mountain reflected in a lake. A reflective symbol that in itself is already a mirror, characterised by the electric blue hue, the identifying colour of County of Milan, which adds depth to Edaird, i.e. Driade mirrored...

An elegant rectangular wall mirror designed by T. Uandyke featuring beautiful hand painted flora and fauna on a wide black glass frame. Artist-signed, made by La Barge in the USA, ci...

Wall Mirror by Eugenio Carmi for Morphos Collection, Acerbis International. Italy 1980. Polychrome silk-screened. Very good conditions, imperceptible scratch in one corner due to age...

Brama wall mirror by Gianni Celada for Fontana Arte. *There is a small chip on one corner, barely visible

Functional art piece mirror model' Abby S.' by Touche-Touche Sizes: width 45 cm, depth 19 cm, height 62 cm materials: polyether foam, urethane, pigments edition: unique piece Sub-Antic Crackossian Empire slabs are an on-going series of various colourful faux stone volumes, that are extracted and carved from a gigantic polyether foam bloc. Touche–touche is a freshly born collaboration resulting from the collision of artists Carolin Gieszner and Théo Demans. Both have been showing their scenographic installations in renowned contemporary art institutions such as the Haus Der Kunst Munich, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Bonnefanten Museum Maastricht Now, they are bringing the fictitious scenarios they’ve developed within their immersive environments to the realm of daily objects. Their craft of soft stone creation draws from stage arts, situating the objects as props of a non written play or movie. With their rudimentary tools and relentless efforts they carry out a raw process that confronts the softness of the material. The foam cube...