Gridded Panel from USA

A curved room divider with a solid wood frame upholstered in brown fabric.

A room divider or screen fashioned from a birch conveyor belt, the birch slats joined by riveted bands of leather.

A sculptural lacquered dark oak room divider with thirteen swollen cylinder dowels.

A long wall mount integrated cabinet.

If a space-age honeycomb and a brutalist dream had a baby, it’d be this sculptural stunner. **We ship worldwide—often for the same cost as stateside. Our rates are insane. Message for a quote** This sculptural screen is part of the legendary “Sculpta-Grille” series by architect Richard Harvey, who brought space-age swagger to Mid Century architecture with his futuristic resin forms. Originally conceived for use in commercial spaces like banks, casinos, and mod lounges, these panels were designed to divide space and steal the show. Today, surviving examples are rare—and coveted by collectors, designers, and editors alike. This particular beauty is the cleanest one we've come across: the resin is bright and crisp, and the walnut base is rich, warm, and glowing with just the right amount of vintage character. It’s photographed here in our gallery alongside a Marta Blomstedt style scalloped back chair. We currently have this paired with a Paul Evans credednza, Milo Baughman sofa, and Hans Wegner Papa bear chair and not only does this piece hold its own-- it steals the show and makes a bold mid century modern statement! Use it as a room divider, sculpture, or gallery wall anchor. It’s not just décor—it’s a conversation-stopping design artifact. And bonus: we also have a second screen available, with more patina and a softer, creamier buttery ivory tone. Display one solo for impact, or double up for a modular moment worthy of a museum. Richard Harvey’s Sculpta...

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This isn’t just a room divider. This is a tanned, well-traveled, effortlessly bronzed bombshell who’s been sunning her curves on the French Riviera since 1968. A screen with a backst...