This iconic Camaleonda Sofa, designed by the legendary Mario Bellini in the 1970s, is a masterpiece that redefined modern furniture design with its innovative approach to form and function. The name "Camaleonda" is a fusion of two Italian words: camaleonte (chameleon) and onda (wave), reflecting...

The Coconut Chair is a true icon of mid-century modern design, created in 1955 by the renowned American designer George Nelson. Inspired by the shape of a cracked coconut shell, the chair’s inviting and playful form is as comfortable as it is visually striking....

Designed in the early 1980s by Danish architect and designer Niels Jørgen Haugesen, the String Chair is an example of minimalist Scandinavian design. With its geometric wooden frame and wire seat, the chair is both sculptural and functional—seemingly light in appearance yet sturdy in...

This striking long table is a creation by Belgian interior architect Steven Van Dooren, known for his refined minimalism and architectural approach to interiors. His work often balances clean lines with bold proportions, resulting in spaces, and pieces, that feel both grounded and sculptural....

The Concorde Table Rectangular is an elegant dining table designed in 2009 by Emmanuel Gallina for the Italian brand Poliform. Crafted from high-quality walnut and marble, this dining table highlights the natural beauty of its materials with refined elegance. It is characterized by its soft shapes...

This exceptional three-seater sofa from the Veranda series, designed in the 1980s by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, is a standout example of Italian postmodern innovation. The sofa consists of three separate seat elements with adjustable backrests. Two have adjustable seating angles and rest on...

Husband‑and‑wife duo Tove and Edvard Kindt‑Larsen, both trained architects under Kaare Klint at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen in the late 1920s, became among Denmark's most influential mid-century designers. They co-founded their studio in 1945 and, over decades, created iconic furniture alongside silverware, textiles, and...

A striking example of Italian modernism, the Saratoga 3-seater sofa by Lella and Massimo Vignelli for Poltronova is a bold yet refined statement piece. Designed in the late 1960s to early 1970s, this iconic sofa features a sleek, high-gloss black lacquered wooden frame paired...

A true icon of modern design, the Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen remains as striking today as when it was first created in 1958. This particular piece, model 3316, dates from the early sixties and has been recently reupholstered in grace / walnut—a rich,...

A striking set of four architectural chairs in bold fluorescent orange. Perfect for an art gallery, creative studio, or any museum-like setting. Their sculptural presence and vivid color make them more than just seating; they become part of the space. Visible signs of use...

This elegant Bauhaus sofa was crafted in 1930 by Czech designer Hynek Gottwald, one of the pioneers of tubular steel furniture in Europe. The sofa embodies the essence of Bauhaus principles: clean lines, functional form, and honest materials. Its sleek chromed tubular steel frame...

This charming set of four red chairs features classic woven rattan seats and a vibrant, eye-catching color. Perfect for adding a playful yet timeless touch to your interior, whether around a dining table or as accent pieces in a creative space. The chairs show...

Bring bold vibes into your space with this striking 1970s chonky funky dining set – a true statement piece that perfectly balances preloved charm with timeless craftsmanship. This 7-piece set includes a sturdy dining table and six matching chairs, all crafted from a solid...

This rosewood credenza from the 1960s was designed by Arne Vodder for Sibast in Denmark. Vodder was known for bringing a sculptural sensibility to everyday furniture, often working with luxurious woods like this rosewood. His designs are known for their clean lines, organic forms,...

This eye-catching tubular dining set is a sleek example of modernist design. The set includes a chrome-framed dining table with a glass top and four matching chairs, all showcasing elegant, sculptural lines typical of 1960s–70s Italian design. The chairs feature their original upholstery and...

This set of four Mikado Model 1800 post-modern stacking chairs was designed by Walter Leeman for the renowned German furniture company Kusch+Co. Featuring vibrant blue varnished wooden seats and backs paired with a sleek chromed steel frame and legs, these chairs combine eye-catching design...

These striking postmodern armchairs were designed in the 1980s by renowned Dutch architect Arnold Merckx for ARCO. Crafted from black lacquered oak and upholstered in black saddle leather, they combine sculptural elegance with high-quality materials. With a refined silhouette, these armchairs feature a curved backrest...

This is far from your average desk. Designed and produced by the renowned Italian studio MIM Roma, this piece captures the spirit of a transformative era in design. Crafted in rich mahogany and sleek aluminium, this piece stands out with its bold character and refined...

This rare duo of PK31™ Lounge Chairs in black leather – both in absolutely perfect condition – was originally designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1958 and is now produced by Fritz Hansen. These iconic chairs are minimalism in motion. With their sleek lines, matte...

This amazing table is a unique piece and an early work by Ben Storms, a Belgian designer and craftsman who thinks in terms of materials. By using state-of-the-art techniques, he transforms them into captivating shapes that defy expectations. Storms excels in both thinking and...

This postmodern vintage set of four aluminum stackable chairs was designed by Jorge Pensi between 1986-1988 and produced by Amat-3, featuring the original stamp. While this chair is still manufactured today, it is now distributed by Knoll. Made of polished aluminum, it’s built to last,...

The iconic design and wide modularity make the Marenco sofa a true standout, especially in this vibrant blue velvet. Designed by Mario Marenco in 1970, it remains a classic of Italian design. Featuring large, rounded cushions, the Marenco sofa beautifully combines both strength and...

The Amanta modular seating set, designed by Mario Bellini and produced by B&B Italia in the 1970s, is a hallmark of modernist design. This set includes not only the modular seats but also two sleek coffee tables in white fiberglass—one squared and the other rectangular....

This stunning 1970s credenza, designed by Frans Defour for Defour, exemplifies timeless Belgian craftsmanship. Made from ebonized oak, it features a sleek black finish that enhances its minimalist yet elegant design. The sideboard showcases beautiful details, such as inlaid grained oak tiles that add...

This chaise longue is part of the MR Collection, representing some of the earliest steel furniture designs by Mies van der Rohe, created between 1927 and 1931. The material choice was inspired by fellow Bauhaus master Marcel Breuer, while the forms are thought to...

This stunning dining set, designed by Frans Defour in the 1970s, embodies Belgian modernism. Crafted from black ebonized oak, the table and chairs showcase the signature craftsmanship of Defour, reflecting a perfect balance of form and function. The extendable table features clean lines and...