Modern Tubular Chrome Bar Stools with Black Seats

Iconic Mid-Century Modern Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller tandem bench. This modular system features three Eames shell chairs with r...

Custom made, one-of-one modern minimalist rosewood dining table, vintage Nineteen-Laties (late 20th Century). This sleek dining table is all about showcasing the exceptional cut of rosewood used to fabricate the table top. Honey and cinnamon colors contrast with deep cherry chocolate hues, giving the grain brilliant appeal. The color and motion in the wood figuring is simply exquisite. No further ornament is needed. The elegant table is supported by four cylindrical legs. This uniform round leg is a much appreciated lark, deviating from the typical pencil turned tapered or even square legs. A Minimalist masterpiece is one that can capture harmony and beauty in a seemingly simple, albeit genius way. Judging by this metric, we’d rate this table a winner. The table is pictured with six chairs but can comfortably seat eight. You may even be able to fit ten guests depending on chair size. The classic table design makes it easy to blend with many styles. It’s a modern table, but we have it paired with Chinoiserie chairs in the picture (the chairs are not included). Consider pairing these with Danish, farmhouse...

Pair of restored Danish teak counter height barstools in new taupe upholstery. These stools date from 1980s. They were originally purchased fr...

Exuding bold elegance and unapologetic mid-century charm, this four-piece dining ensemble encapsulates 1970s modernist glamour. A quartet of sculptural Daystrom “scoop” chairs—sinuously molded and deeply tufted—embraces the body while radiating visual sophistication. The chrome frames, sleek and polished, arrest the light like metallic sculptures set into motion. Upholstered in a deep black tone that flirts with velvet’s lushness and vinyl’s sheen, the chairs merge comfort with refined edge. Nestled atop tapered tubular legs, the seating invites extended evenings of conversation or repose. The generous waist of the scoop offers a gentle cradle—accentuated by tuft details that lend rhythm and tactility. These chairs are as much about presence as purpose: they beckon touch and draw admiration with their architectural silhouette. Balanced against them is a companion dining table exuding a strong modernist pedigree. A sleek smoked-glass hexagonal top rests atop a refined pedestal base, with curved chromed steel branches that bloom outward in sculptural finesse. The glass’s smoky surface softens the brightness of polished metal, creating an interplay of shadow and reflection that shifts with each angle. Together, the set unfolds like a scene in motion—the chairs poised as silhouettes around an arresting glass bloom—inviting you to inhabit them, to dine, to linger in their embrace. Daystrom, established in the mid-20th century, earned acclaim for stylish, well-crafted furniture that transformed chrome and glass into enduring design statements. The tactile grace of these chairs reflects that legacy; they are comfortable, sculptural, and thoroughly resilient. This set is not mere furniture—it is a bridge between 1970s postmodern allure and timeless design integrity. Ideal for collectors and stylists alike, it promises to elevate any space with its kinetic presence, formal ingenuity, and emotive charm. We are pleased to present this swanky dining set. This combo is everything we love about the 1970s aesthetic in one package! The chairs are by Daystrom and the table by Bassett Mirror Company.. Both companies have brought us some fabulous designs in the mid-mod period, and this marriage falls right in line with that legacy. 70's glam meets futuristic modern in this four seat dinette set. The table base is crafted curved tubular chromed steel in a unique and captivating flowering lotus pedestal style. The smoked glass hexagon top is dripping with swag on top of the hand-polished chrome glimmer. This gently used table still has its original hang tag and bumpers for the glass. The deep tufted scoop chairs...