The DKR-2 Wire Chair, also known as the 'Bikini' Chair, designed by the legendary duo Charles and Ray Eames for Vitra, is a true icon of mid-century design. Introduced in the early 1950s, the chair reflects the Eameses’ innovative approach to combining industrial materials...

This original Herman Miller table, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, is a timeless example of mid-century design. Featuring its original and authentic Herman Miller label, it underscores the table’s provenance and originality. With its clean lines and balanced proportions, it effortlessly fits both...

The Victory Chair by MIM Roma Italia stands as one of the rarest and most distinctive pieces of Italian design from the 1970s. Created by Ennio Fazioli himself, this model was developed without any collaboration from the other well-known designers MIM Italia frequently partnered...

The Togo by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset is an icon of 20th-century design and has been a symbol of relaxed modern living since its debut in 1973. This particular three-seater is upholstered in dark grey jean fabric, giving it a contemporary and inviting...

This Butterfly Chair, Model 198, designed by Jorge Ferrari-Hardoy for Knoll International, combines sculptural elegance with relaxed comfort. Ferrari-Hardoy, a pioneering Argentine architect and designer, co-created the Butterfly Chair in 1938 and is celebrated for his modernist approach, emphasizing lightweight construction, functional elegance, and...

This pair of Model 25 BC Club Chairs was designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll International. They exemplify the refined modernism and architectural clarity that define Knoll’s mid-century design language. With their structured form and balanced proportions, these chairs reflect Florence Knoll’s commitment to...

This elegant Model 578 sofa was designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll International. It showcases the refined simplicity and architectural precision that define Knoll’s mid-century identity. With its clean lines, balanced proportions and thoughtful detailing, this piece reflects Florence Knoll’s belief that furniture should...

This set of six Tulip side chairs, designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International in 1960, represents one of the most iconic silhouettes of mid-century design. With their seamless, sculptural form, these chairs embody Saarinen’s visionary goal of creating a unified, pedestal-based furniture line...

The iconic Tulip table, designed in 1960 by Eero Saarinen for Knoll, remains one of the most celebrated examples of mid-century design. This table features a striking Arabescato marble round top, showcasing its timeless natural veining, resting on Saarinen’s signature pedestal base in white-coated...

This iconic Tulip dining table, designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll, is one of the most celebrated examples of mid-century design. Produced in 1960 and marked “164,” the table features a striking white marble round top, showcasing its timeless natural veining, resting on Saarinen’s...

Discover a striking example of Christo’s refined artistic vision. This piece seamlessly blends color lithography and screen print with a richly tactile collage of fabric, rope, staples, and pencil. Mounted on rag paper and presented on the original 2-ply grey cardboard, it appears exactly...

This rare, signed, limited-edition color lithograph on handmade Arches paper by renowned artist Christo presents one of his earliest conceptual designs for the wrapping of the Arc de Triomphe. The work incorporates an authentic piece of fabric, lending it both tactile depth and notable historical...

This striking artwork brings together lithography, screen print, and a beautifully crafted collage featuring a photographic city map and brown wrapping paper, all mounted on Fabriano wove paper. This piece is hand-signed and numbered in pencil, enhancing its authenticity and desirability for collectors. Created...

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...

This elegant sideboard was designed by Oswald Vermaercke for V-Form during the mid-20th century. Made from beautiful rosewood veneer, the piece stands on sleek chrome legs accented with refined wooden feet. The sculpted handles and drawer fronts form an eye-catching detail that highlights the...

This iconic Tulip dining set, featuring a round dining table and six side chairs, designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll, represents one of the most celebrated achievements of mid-century design. Produced in 1960 and marked '164', the table features a striking white marble round...

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...

After intense observation and reflection, the artist Johan Van Dijck has been developing an artistic investigation since 2013, mainly in the Spanish Pyrenees, to visualise his vision of man, landscape and temporality.  Intertwined scenes of fragmented still lifes, landscapes and figures, as an attempt...

After intense observation and reflection, the artist Johan Van Dijck has been developing an artistic investigation since 2013, mainly in the Spanish Pyrenees, to visualise his vision of man, landscape and temporality.  Intertwined scenes of fragmented still lifes, landscapes and figures, as an attempt...

An icon of 20th-century design, the Togo by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset has been a symbol of relaxed modern living since its debut in 1973. Entirely constructed from multi-density foam with no internal frame, its ergonomic silhouette and deep, low seating offer a...

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....

After intense observation and reflection, the artist Johan Van Dijck has been developing an artistic investigation since 2013, mainly in the Spanish Pyrenees, to visualise his vision of man, landscape and temporality.  Intertwined scenes of fragmented still lifes, landscapes and figures, as an attempt...

After intense observation and reflection, the artist Johan Van Dijck has been developing an artistic investigation since 2013, mainly in the Spanish Pyrenees, to visualise his vision of man, landscape and temporality.  Intertwined scenes of fragmented still lifes, landscapes and figures, as an attempt...

The Freeform Sofa was originally designed in 1946 by Isamu Noguchi, one of the most influential and unconventional designers of the 20th century. This sculptural masterpiece differs completely from other designs of its time and reflects Noguchi’s sculptural design language, blurring the boundaries between...

After intense observation and reflection, the artist Johan Van Dijck has been developing an artistic investigation since 2013, mainly in the Spanish Pyrenees, to visualise his vision of man, landscape and temporality.  Intertwined scenes of fragmented still lifes, landscapes and figures, as an attempt...

After intense observation and reflection, the artist Johan Van Dijck has been developing an artistic investigation since 2013, mainly in the Spanish Pyrenees, to visualise his vision of man, landscape and temporality.  Intertwined scenes of fragmented still lifes, landscapes and figures, as an attempt...

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,...

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 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 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...

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 striking mid-century table lamp, dating from around 1970, features a bold and sculptural design composed of three stacked cubes. Crafted from chromed and polished metal, it reflects the clean lines and futuristic aesthetics of the era. The lamp retains its original lampshade, as...

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...