Rattan Chair with Organic Forms by Borek Sipek, Italy, 1988

Peacock chair by Riccardo Dalisi released in 1986 for Zanotta's Edizioni Series dedicated to limited edition artistic designs. Named Pavone, Italian for “peacock”, the bird after which it was designed. The fanned feathers are depicted with small yellow round circles at the crown-tipped back. The feet are bird-like and painted yellow. A peacock’s neck, head and beak descend down at the front of the seat and are punctuated by a coral-colored worm that we can imagine the peacock wrestling to its mouth. Made of steel, the chair has an unqualified strength of material with an undeniable poetry of design. The empty space counts as much as the tangible parts. Dalisi, an artist, architect, designer and poet at the forefront of early Italian radical...

Brilliant yellow and green colors that pop in this postmodern cuckoo clock by Robert Venturi for Alesia, made in Italy in 1988. A bellows operated cuckoo melody plays at the turn ...

Alessandro Mendini created this evocative vase for Studio Alchimia in 1988. Standing at a stately height akin to a column, the vase exhibits a series of wavy, sinuous contours that d...

The 1992 "Kitchen clock" by Michael Graves is one of Alessi's most successful designs. The birds flying from each hand recall the famous whistling bird from the Alessi kettle...

Alessandro Mendini "Ollo" watch with the iconic minimal black eyes and mouth design on the watch's face. Stamped "Museo Alchimia" on the metal back case. Dusty pink silicone strap with plastic face, metal, pink and gold colored hands and a stainless steel back. This is a manual wind watch and was a prototype for the Swatch, the Swiss watch company...

Pair of lamps designed by Samuel Parker for Slamp in the 1990s, limited edition. Perfect accents for a lounge area, they work well as floor lamps or table lamps. Measuring 15.7" tall and 8.2" wide, the lamps are screen printed with delicate and dreamy vintage...

Postmodern vintage six piece set - dining chairs from rattan by Borek Sipek Czeck Republic 1988. A great, very rare and comfortable wicker seating set, which includes four armchairs ...

"Liba", designed by Borek Sipek and manufactured by Driade, is a rattan covered natural red and black cane seat and back with solid ebonized wooden front ...

"Liba" armchair designed by Borek Sipek and manufactured by Driade in 1988, is a rattan seat and backrest covered in red and black natural cane with solid ebonised wood front legs. Liba rattan...

Fauteuil Ota Otanek dessiné par Borek Sipek pour Vitra en 1988. Structure en métal laqué, pied de l'assise en bois tourné, dossier en cuivre martelé. Bel ...

Surprising pair of armchairs by Czech designer and architect Borek Sipek. Borek Sipek is considered the father of the neo-baroque style. He floods the world with his creations with s...

Chair 'Anebo Tak', 1987, H. 82 x 50.5 x 48 cm. Made by Borek Sipek for Driade, Milan. Sheet metal, painted turquoise, copper and brass, woode...