Designed by French designer Michel Ducaroy and produced by Ligne Roset, the Marsala sofa reflects Ducaroy’s distinctive approach to combining sculptural forms with exceptional comfort. Ligne Roset is renowned for its innovative designs and collaborations with leading designers, creating pieces that have become icons...

Designed by Ermanno Lampa and Sergio Brazzoli for Guzzini, the Alba floor lamp is a distinctive example of Italian lighting design from the Space Age era. Its bold geometric silhouette and innovative use of materials reflect the optimism and experimentation that defined design in...

This elegant set of two Art Deco Tulip armchairs, originally from Hotel Le Malandre in France, is a rare example of the distinctive seating produced for the hotel during the 1930s. Designed with beautifully curved, flower-shaped silhouettes, sculptural lines and generous proportions, the chairs...

The Martinelli Luce Serpente Floor Lamp, designed by Elio Martinelli in 1965, is a striking piece of contemporary design that adds a captivating touch to any interior. Its name, "Serpente", which is Italian for snake, refers to its coiled form, which becomes especially evident...

This exceptional mid-century executive desk model 209, designed by Arne Vodder for Sibast, is a refined example of Scandinavian modernism at its best. Beautifully crafted in richly grained rosewood (palisander), the desk showcases Vodder’s signature balance of elegance, functionality, and timeless design. The desk...

Dominated by luminous blue tones framed by vivid pink accents, this work exemplifies Pierre Célice's confident handling of colour and structure during the final years of his career. Broad gestural passages interact with collaged elements, producing a composition that oscillates between painterly expression and...

This intimate composition demonstrates Pierre Célice's remarkable ability to distil abstraction to its essential elements. A restrained palette of black, white, pale yellow and vibrant pink is organised into a rhythmic interplay of geometric forms and expressive brushstrokes, creating a composition that feels both...

Created during Paul Van Hoeydonck's formative years, Musica reveals the artist's fascination with rhythm, movement and abstraction long before his internationally acclaimed sculptural practice. Dynamic black linear structures intersect vibrant fields of blue, red and green, transforming the pictorial surface into an energetic visual...

A rare set of two Eurolax R2 chaise longues designed by French designer Charles Zublena, circa 1970. The Eurolax R2 is a rare variant of the iconic Eurolax R1, retaining its sculptural silhouette while introducing integrated armrests for added functionality. Crafted in moulded fiberglass,...

Working with a reduced vocabulary of line, colour and gesture, Pierre Célice constructs an abstract composition that balances expressive freedom with architectural clarity. Bold vertical accents interact with energetic linear marks, while contrasting areas of black, grey and deep magenta generate a dynamic sense...

Designed in 1962 by Belgian architect and designer Roger De Winter (1923-2001), the RDW01 Chaise Longue was originally created as an exclusive piece, offered only to a select group of private clients. As a result, only a handful of original examples were ever produced,...

This remarkable relief illustrates Paul Van Hoeydonck's transition from painting towards a more sculptural understanding of space. Fragments of coloured glass are carefully assembled beneath a protective glass surface, creating a composition that oscillates between object, painting and relief. The work reflects the artist's...

The Soriana 3-seater Sofa by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Cassina is a groundbreaking design from the early 1970s that continues to stand as a bold statement of comfort, form and innovation. First introduced in 1969, the Soriana marked a radical departure from traditional upholstery...

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 elegant Art Deco two-seater Tulip Chair, originally from Hotel Le Malandre in France, is a rare example of the distinctive seating produced for the hotel during the 1930s. Designed with a beautifully curved, flower-shaped silhouette, sculptural lines and generous proportions, the chair reflects...

Executed only a few years after completing his artistic education, Compositie captures Paul Van Hoeydonck at a moment of remarkable creative freedom. Fluid ink lines intertwine with transparent washes of colour, producing a composition that balances spontaneity with structural clarity. Although firmly rooted in...

The star has long occupied a central place in Paul Van Hoeydonck's visual imagination, symbolising exploration, energy and the infinite possibilities of space. In Stermotief, sharp coloured rays radiate from a compact geometric core, creating a composition that appears both perfectly balanced and in...

This elegant credenza embodies the iconic vision of designer Florence Knoll and the refined clarity of Knoll. It is truly a timeless example of modernist design. Designed by Florence Knoll, one of the most influential figures in the 20th-century American design, the piece reflects her signature...

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...

Cage aux lions belongs to the remarkable series of architectural abstractions that shaped Paul Van Hoeydonck's early career. Transparent linear constructions define an imaginary architectural space in which vibrant planes of blue, purple, yellow and orange interact to create depth and perspective. The intriguing...

This intimate monotype demonstrates Van Hoeydonck's fascination with experimentation and the expressive possibilities of printmaking. Rich black ink interacts with the unpredictable textures of the monotype process, creating an image that is simultaneously spontaneous and highly refined. The work reflects the artist's willingness to...

This striking painting reflects Paul Van Hoeydonck's fascination with the dynamic relationship between colour, geometry and movement. Bold black and white diagonal forms radiate across a deep blue background, while a vivid red circle introduces a powerful visual counterpoint. The composition suggests an explosive...

Combining coloured plexiglass with wood, this relief exemplifies Paul Van Hoeydonck's innovative approach to transparency and spatial construction. Slender coloured elements radiate from a central core, creating a composition that changes continuously as light interacts with the layered materials. The transparent support allows shadows...

Pierre Célice developed an unmistakable abstract language in which gestural drawing, colour and rhythmic structure merge into compositions of remarkable vitality. This work demonstrates his ability to balance spontaneity with careful orchestration. Bold black forms establish a dynamic architectural framework while energetic linear marks...

This elegant Art Deco two-seater Tulip Chair, originally from Hotel Le Malandre in France, is a rare example of the distinctive seating produced for the hotel during the 1930s. Designed with a beautifully curved, flower-shaped silhouette, sculptural lines and generous proportions, the chair reflects...

Signed with a monogram and dated 1964, this ink and pencil drawing dates from the decade in which André Willequet's sculptural language matured into its distinctive austere abstraction. Willequet (1921–1998) trained under Oscar Jespers at La Cambre in Brussels, and his encounters with Ossip...

In this elegant relief, Paul Van Hoeydonck continues his exploration of transparency, colour and optical perception through the innovative use of coloured plexiglass mounted on wood. The carefully organised linear elements appear suspended in space, generating a subtle interplay of depth, shadow and light...

Designed by Italian lighting designer Davide Groppi, the Origine floor lamp is a masterclass in restraint. Stripped back to its essential form, the design creates a quiet yet powerful presence, where light itself becomes the focal point rather than the fixture. A slender vertical...

Made around 1956 as a decorative plexiglass panel for the restaurant of Liège's Guillemins railway station, this work sits at the intersection of Jean Rets's fine-art practice and his career as a designer of large-scale public commissions. Born in Paris in 1910 as Jean-Baptiste...

Signed and dated at bottom right, this 1953 oil on canvas is among the earliest works by Paul Van Hoeydonck in this collection, predating his shift to abstraction and painted the year after his first solo exhibition at Galerie Buyle in Antwerp. It was...

An elongated horizontal composition in ink and pencil, this drawing reveals the more intimate, immediate side of André Willequet's practice, in which line and gesture stand in for the volumes he otherwise carved in stone, wood and bronze. Willequet (1921–1998) began producing works on...

This elegant Art Deco two-seater Tulip Chair, originally from Hotel Le Malandre in France, is a rare example of the distinctive seating produced for the hotel during the 1930s. Designed with a beautifully curved, flower-shaped silhouette, sculptural lines and generous proportions, the chair reflects...

Signed and dated at bottom left, this 1956 gouache and ink work sits at the turning point in Paul Van Hoeydonck's career, the same year he joined the Formes group and moved decisively into geometric abstraction. Shown at Art Antwerp in December 2025 and...

Signed and dated at bottom right, this 1957 oil on canvas dates from the year after Paul Van Hoeydonck joined the Formes group, its geometric composition published in three separate scholarly surveys of Belgian abstract art. Paul Van Hoeydonck (1925–2025) studied art history in...

Signed and dated, this 1957 'Compositie' in oil on canvas is documented across four scholarly publications on Belgian abstract art, reflecting its standing within Paul Van Hoeydonck's geometric period, shortly before his attention turned toward space and the cosmos. Paul Van Hoeydonck (1925–2025) studied...

This large-scale composition highlights Pierre Célice's fascination with layering, construction and visual rhythm. Painted passages interact with collaged paper elements to create a surface that is simultaneously painterly and architectural. Colour fields, gestural marks and structural forms are carefully balanced, producing a composition that...

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...

The Lily Table, designed by iK Design, is a sculptural piece that brings together craftsmanship, engineering and timeless design. Inspired by the elegant form of the water lily, it translates the flower's organic beauty into a refined object that feels both light and grounded....

Created at the beginning of a particularly productive decade, this painting illustrates Pierre Célice's growing confidence in combining gestural abstraction with structural clarity. Bold painterly forms establish a strong compositional framework while remaining fluid and spontaneous. Rather than separating drawing from painting, Célice integrates...

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 seven modular seating elements. The seat's shell is crafted from white fiberglass. The use of fiberglass highlights the...

This painting captures a pivotal moment in Célice's artistic development, where expressive gesture begins to merge with a more pronounced structural discipline. Dynamic brushwork interacts with carefully organised forms, creating a composition that remains both intuitive and deliberate. The subtle tension between spontaneity and...

With its generous scale and commanding presence, this work demonstrates Pierre Célice's mastery of monumental abstraction. Large gestural forms are organised into a carefully balanced composition in which colour, rhythm and movement reinforce one another. The surface retains the immediacy of the artist's hand,...

This wall relief exemplifies Francis Dusépulchre's lifelong investigation into geometry, light and spatial perception. Precisely cut forms emerge from the lacquered masonite surface, creating subtle shifts between positive and negative space as the light changes throughout the day. Rather than relying on expressive gesture...

The Womb Chair relax with ottoman by Eero Saarinen for Knoll is one of the most iconic expressions of 20th-century design, an enduring symbol of comfort, elegance and sculptural form. Originally designed in 1948, the Womb Chair was born from Saarinen’s vision of a...

This delicate graphite drawing offers a rare glimpse into Francis Dusépulchre's creative process, revealing the foundations of his geometric visual language. Through a series of precisely constructed circles, ellipses and intersecting lines, the artist investigates balance, movement and proportion with remarkable economy of means....

Danse / Petit torse beautifully illustrates André Willequet's unique ability to evoke the human body through abstraction. Reduced to a series of softly modelled volumes, the sculpture suggests movement, posture and emotion without relying on descriptive detail. The rounded forms create a harmonious rhythm...

Through a restrained vocabulary of line, colour and geometry, Jean-Pierre Maury constructs a painting of remarkable precision and quiet elegance. Every proportion has been carefully considered, allowing the composition to achieve an extraordinary sense of balance. Rather than presenting geometry as something static, Maury...

In this elegant geometric composition, Francis Dusépulchre demonstrates how minimal formal means can generate remarkable visual complexity. Delicate relationships between colour planes produce subtle optical effects that seem to expand beyond the physical limits of the support. The painting reflects the artist's conviction that...

Cast in bronze and titled after the curved form of a shell, 'Conque' is a rounded, organic sculpture with an extensive exhibition history, having appeared in group shows from Anderlecht's 'Jardin des Sens' in 2017 to the recent 'Shapes & Spaces: Post-War Belgian Sculptures'...

In this elegant variation on one of her iconic sculptural concepts, Tapta explores the expressive potential of industrial materials with remarkable restraint. The supple curve of neoprene wraps around a vertical corten steel plate, creating a composition that is simultaneously architectural and organic. The...

The Tuoli chaise longue was designed by renowned Finnish designer Antti Nurmesniemi. Originally conceived in the mid-1970s under the name Lounge Chair 002, the design was later renamed Tuoli. Although it was never put into full production at the time, the design was later...

An iconic piece of Italian design. The CAB 412 chairs, designed by Mario Bellini for Cassina, are true design classics that combine elegance, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal. Each chair is fully upholstered in high-quality dark brown leather, stretched seamlessly over a steel frame and...

Angulaire is a striking example of Tapta's architectural approach to sculpture, where geometry, material and surrounding space become inseparable. Tall vertical planes of neoprene are connected through a carefully engineered metal structure, creating a composition that appears both stable and in continuous movement. As...

The Platner side tables, designed by Warren Platner for Knoll, are among the most recognizable icons of mid-century American design. Introduced in the 1960s as part of Platner’s celebrated collection for Knoll, the design sought to bring a softer and more decorative expression to...

This compact sculptural edition demonstrates Tapta's extraordinary ability to transform industrial materials into works of remarkable elegance and sensitivity. A curved hard-rubber element interacts with an angular counterpart, both connected through a slender metal rod that creates a subtle sense of tension and equilibrium....

Combining neoprene with visible bolts, nuts and metal fittings, this sculpture perfectly illustrates Tapta's fascination with construction as an essential visual element. Rather than concealing the mechanics of assembly, she celebrates them, allowing the structural components to become an integral part of the composition....

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...

The Ventaglio floor lamp, designed by Rodolfo Bonetto for iGuzzini, is a conical postmodern lighting design that perfectly captures the spirit of Italian Space Age aesthetics from the 1970s. Executed in white lacquered metal, the lamp features a large semi-circular diffuser made of white...

This exceptionally large Segmented Table by Charles and Ray Eames is a refined expression of functional elegance. Designed with clarity and precision, the table features a distinctive segmented base that combines visual lightness with outstanding structural stability. Produced by Vitra, this particular example is an...

Among the largest works from Célice's late oeuvre, this painting reflects the extraordinary vitality that characterised his final years. Monumental black linear structures are filled with luminous yellow fields, creating an intricate network of forms that appears to expand beyond the edges of the...

This intimate sculpture reflects Tapta's enduring fascination with the expressive dialogue between flexible and rigid materials. The supple neoprene element curves gracefully around copper, generating a composition in which tension, balance and movement become the primary sculptural subjects. Although modest in scale, the work...

This sculptural edition beautifully illustrates Tapta's enduring fascination with movement, balance and modular construction. Four flexible neoprene elements are connected by articulated hinges and supported by a minimalist metal base, creating a composition that can be perceived as both stable and constantly evolving. Characteristic...

The Appoggio stools, designed by Claudio Salocchi for Sormani in the 1970s, are a beautiful example of Italian design from this period. Created at a time when designers were exploring new shapes and materials, these stools combine a playful appearance with practical functionality. With...

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 timeless dining set brings together three Scandinavian designers in one refined composition. The Supercircular dining table (model B603), designed by Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson, is paired with the iconic Butterfly chairs by Arne Jacobsen, all produced by Fritz Hansen. The table features...

The Diesis coffee table from B&B Italia is a renowned piece in contemporary furniture design, known for its elegant and minimalist aesthetics. It features a sleek, modern design with clean lines and combines materials like glass, leather, and metal. The table's frame is made...

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...

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...

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 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...

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 André dining table, designed by Tobia and Afra Scarpa for Gavina in the late 1960s, is a refined example of Italian mid-century modernism. Part of the Ultrarazionale series, it has chromed tubular steel legs connected to a brushed stainless-steel frame, which can be...

This Flou Flou sofa, designed by the renowned Italian trio De Pas, D’Urbino and Lomazzi was produced by Ligne Roset in the late 1980s. It is a striking example of their playful yet sophisticated design language. Known for their bold approach to form and...

This stunning piece by Willy Rizzo embodies luxury and timeless design. Its authentic base pairs beautifully with a bespoke lampshade, handcrafted in collaboration with Lamps by Jacqueline. Willy Rizzo was an iconic Italian photographer and furniture designer. He first gained fame in the 1950s...

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...

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 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....

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 Segmented Table by Charles and Ray Eames is a refined expression of functional elegance. Designed with clarity and precision, the table features a distinctive segmented base that combines visual lightness with outstanding structural stability. Produced by Vitra, it remains a timeless classic—an iconic...

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 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...

The Panton Chair, designed by Danish designer Verner Panton in 1960, is a renowned example of modern furniture design. It is notable for its sleek, futuristic form and innovative use of materials and production techniques. Did you know this was the first chair to...

Discover the iconic design of the Table “La Basilica” by Cassina. The name of the table says it all. This exclusive dining table, crafted in the 1980s, is a unique piece created by Mario Bellini, with an architectural composition that is sure to create a...

The Nomos table, designed by Norman Foster for Tecno, is a standout piece of contemporary furniture. With its industrial look and unique aluminum skeletal frame, the table offers both strength and elegance. The table top is in clear glass. Its versatile design makes it...

Iconic dining set, designed by Rainer Daumiller for Hirtshals Sawmill in the 1970s. Crafted in solid pinewood, this unique brutalist design set includes a round, extendable table and seven chairs, making it perfect for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings.  The round table can...

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...

Elevate your living space with this sidetable by Léon Krier for Giorgetti. The sleek black ebony design is accented by strong floating glass plates, adding a touch of modern elegance to any room. Made to impress, this sturdy sidetable is perfect for those who...