DIA, Design Institute of America Circle of Life Brass Dining Table 1970s

An extraordinary extendable mahogany dining table by Edmund Spence manufactured by Industria Mueblera in Mexico in the 1950s. The cast metalwork is gold leafed. The table has Edmund...

A studio crafted table created in the 1970s from an interesting and unique selection of cast iron gears, sprockets, and various splined drive sha...

A walnut three-leaf dining table manufactured in the early 1950s by Stratford House of New York. Similar to Robsjohn-Gibbings designs for Widdicomb this is an elegant alternative. T...

An Edward Wormley walnut extension dining table designed for Dunbar in the early 1950s. The dark walnut base sets on four leather cased feet contrasts with the walnut top which is a ...

T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings dining table with pullout end leaves on twin tripod bases with reverse tapered legs. One of Robsjohn-Gibbings scarcer designs this model 1626 walnut table wa...

Warren Platner dining table with a bronze pigmented welded rod base with its original Arabescato Marble top by Knoll late 1960s. Warren Platner worked for I.M. Pei and Eero Saarinen ...

The "Circle of Life" table is unique Post-Modern design by Design Institute America (DIA) designed and produced in the 1980s. Ideal as a dining table, cafe or breakfast table, games ...

A pair of one-of-a-kind cabinets designed by Dorothy Draper (1889-1969) - America's most famous decorator - for her España line. After touring Spain for inspiration, Dorothy Draper produced her most sought after and iconic pieces: the España bunching chest and the España cabinet...

Currently, the most coveted dining chairs by interior designers are 'Tucroma' chairs by Guido Faleschini for i4 Mariani, and we have this incredible set of four (4) Tucroma armchairs in beautiful hot orange leather with polished chrome frames. The seats and backs have supple orange leather upholstery and are attached to graceful polished steel tubular frames, as well as being bridged together by wide orange leather straps at the back with hand-tied detail. Signed with Mariani label. This set is brand new, with tags and each chair in its own Mariani box. The leather option selected for this set was an upgraded full grain Italian leather and is much thicker and higher quality than vintage examples. This set of 4 are available immediately and we have 8 more chairs available if you wish to make a larger set, contact us for details. i4 Mariani was a specialty Italian design division of the Pace Collection and Guido Faleschini was the star designer who created famous designs such as the Tucroma line and a line of bedroom furniture for Hermès. Mariani still produces the Tucroma chair to the same specifications as the 1970s along with a full line of high quality designs with expert Italian craftsmanship. We carry a large selection of designs by i4 Mariani and Guido Faleschini, contact us if you are looking for anything else. This is an interior design magazine cover worthy set of chairs and would look so amazing with a marble or travertine dining table, such as designs by Angelo Mangiarotti and Roche Bobois or lacquered goatskin tables by Karl Springer and Steve Chase. This sleek set of dining / arm / side chairs by Guido Faleschini for Mariani would inject some 1970s Italian modern into any interior and would compliment various locations such as a Mid-Century Modern, Contemporary, Postmodern, neoclassical, or Transitional dining room...

1960s "Skyscraper" design velvet sectional sofa. There are eight sections to the sofa (including the two ottomans). Original upholstery. 2 Ottoma...

Extremely rare and huge modular 'Pool' sofa by recently deceased German Space Age design pioneer Luigi Colani (1928-2019). I have been collecting elements of Colani's rare modular 'pool' sofa from all over Europe during the past 15 years and these are the very last of the remaining pieces from my personal collection. The listed price includes reupholstery in a choice of colors and also includes a matching 'Pool' sofa drinks table...

This mesmerizing acid etched brass console cabinet was designed by Bernhard Rohne and produced by Mastercraft in the 1970s. Exquisite acid-etched artwork on the top, sides and front ...

Design Institute of America Postmodern glass top dining table with geometric metal base. Base is comprised of metals in various shapes and finishes; chrome ball, ring and cylinder, b...

The rectangular glass over a Lucite base with chunky Lucite icicle shards over a rectangular base, by Charles Hollis Jones

Daring and sophisticated, this award-winning table reaches the heights of Minimalist expression. A visually solid conical metal form is bisected by a semicircle of glass to form an i...

Majorelle deco cerused oak game dining table Mid-Century, France, 1930s-1940s Beautiful game table that has two positions. The side portions pull-out to make room for leaf that ex...

The "Circle of Life" table is unique Post-Modern design by Design Institute America (DIA) designed and produced in the 1980s. Ideal as a dining table, cafe or breakfast table, games ...

Uncommon Vintage Design Institute of America DIA Kaizo Oto dining table base. Glass is not included. A mix of metals including brass, chrome, gunmetal, steel, etc. with a variey of m...

Design Institute of America Postmodern glass top dining table with geometric metal base. Base is comprised of metals in various shapes and finishes; chrome ball, ring and cylinder, b...

This series of 1970s chrome and glass furniture has been attributed many times to Milo Baughman for Design Institute of America. This particular table was used as a game table in the living room of a Palm Springs area residence but could be equally as great as a dining table for four...

Total of three available. Priced individually. Design Institute America produced this series of brass plated swivel ring tables in the early 1980s, designed. They came in triple ring...

The rectangular glass top above a sculptural base with geometric elements in chrome and brass.