1970s Teak Danish Corner Display Bookshelf

Bring a touch of retro flair to your living space with this Set of 4 Parts Modular 90s Bookcase Etagere. Designed to capture the iconic style of the 1990s, this versatile bookcase fe...

Bold, sculptural, and unmistakably postmodern, this Curved Bookcase Étagère is a striking statement piece for any contemporary interior. Crafted with a dynamic silhouette, the asymme...

This Mid-Century Milo Baughman Style Chrome and Wood Bookcase effortlessly blends sleek, modern design with classic functionality. Featuring a polished chrome frame and rich wood she...

1970s Sculptural Ceramic Vase. Measures aprox - 25h x 24w x 4.5d

This amazing wood display cabinet from the 1970s, made to order in Italy for their owners. It has an exceptional craftsmanship made out of solid ashwood most of it and is a unique p...

This Gianluigi Gorgoni briar burl wood display cabinet from the 1970s, made for Fratelli Turi, is an exceptional and unique piece of furnitur...

Antique English Mahogany CORNER Display Shelf BARLEY TWIST Étagère Bookshelf. Direct from England, a beautiful antique English corner shelf or ét...

This high quality display cabinet, by architect Fabrizio Smania for Studio Smania Interni from the “Serie Mitzar” line is made of veneered bird’s-eye briar wood, on the late 1970s early 1980s. In a striking golden yellow/lime hue, the tall cabinet houses four glass shelves, and is anchored by a two-door cabinet with generous storage space at the bottom. With Memphis Milano movement references. This is an extremely rare piece as they only did a very small production of these tall cabinets and this finish. The two doors have brass handles, and the glass shelves are fully adjustable - perfect for whatever shaped ornaments or trinkets you may have, big or small. Also available is a round dining table and a set of four Vienna straw rattan dining chairs in a similar finish and style - don’t hesitate to enquire if you would like to complete the set. These pieces usually wrongly attributed to these designers Fratelli Turri, Fratelli Orsenigo...