'Corbi' Sofa by Klaus Uredat for Cor, 1969

This inviting block sofa from the 70s is everything you’d want from a mid-century couch. The lightweight, but firm separate modules offer comfort and style at the same time. Purchase...

his sofa has a real vintage charm with its patchwork leather design. The caramel brown color gives it a warm, inviting look, and the way the patches are put together adds a unique ch...

This brutalist sideboard, designed by Jean Batenburg for MI in Belgium in 1969, is a remarkable and rare find. The sideboard immediately captures attention with its total of six opti...

This rare sideboard is the epitome of true mid-century European design with its sleek lines in combination with organic forms. The natural materials make for an interesting play betw...

The grey GUIDE shelving unit with its wire sides and coloured shelf edges fit nicely into the urban furnishing style of the 1980s. The shelving unit came about as a cousin to the mod...

This postmodern “Brooklyn” sideboard, designed by Luigi Gorgoni for Roche Bobois in the 1980s, is a prime example of the Frasurbane style, blending urban design sensibilities with a ...

Rare ‘Corbi’ modular sectional sofa by Klaus Uredat for COR, Germany – circa 1972. The Corbi sofa consists of sections with roll cushions. It can be used a...

"Pure elemental design." The ' Corbi' sofa is composed of two independent minimalist sculptural elements: one base and one cylindrical seat back - this museum-quality example boasts...

Targa chair, designed by Klaus Uredat for the Horn Collection around 1971. Moulded polyethurane chair with plastic shell, newly reupholstered with faux/fak...

Amazing large COR Trio sectional sofa in original beige / cappuccino teddy fabric. Original cappuccino/ beige teddy fabric. Reupholstery is certainly NOT necessary but possible on r...

This comfortable new upholstered sectional sofa was designed by the Swiss Designers Group Team Form AG and produced in the 1970s by COR, Germany. All sections of the sofa can be arr...

Amazing, museum quality, modular 'CORBI' seating set, composed of four elements, designed by Klaus Uredat for 'COR', Germany, 1969 complete with the original purchase invoice dated 1972. After receiving many requests to do so, we have carefully unpicked and removed the original custom order pop art upholstery and have now recovered the set in a more neutral, high quality mohair upholstery. A rare, beautiful and highly sculptural pure elemental design, the large dimensions of each .Corbi' seating element allow for them to be used equally as either individual lounge chairs or as a modular sofa. This particular set is a must for serious collectors, this set comes complete with the original German purchase invoice from 1972, which also confirms the additional expense of the custom order upholstery, we have carefully unpicked and kept the original upholstery fabric should the buyer wish to retain it for provenance (please see photos 14 and 15 which illustrate the set with it's original upholstery). The sculptural 'Corbi' modular lounge chair was designed in 1969 and only remained in limited scale production for a few years up to circa 1974. Today this super elegant design is both very popular and now extremely difficult to find due to the passage of time and the limited total production numbers so a large set of elements such as this, is really a rare opportunity. Each 'Corbi' element is composed of two independent Minimalist sculptural forms, one base element and one cylindrical seat back. With the base elements positioned end to end, day beds may...