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Legs for days. The carved fibreglass chair is about as unique as it gets. A seat and a smile all in one, this piece is sure to spark more than some joy.

A Conversation Piece is an armchair that encourages relaxation and openness, unwinding and having a conversation with friends. Ideal for use in the living room, as a corner armchair or as part of an extra lounge area. In stock in colourway as pictured. For...

Since its first appearance, the Up Series, designed in 1969 by Gaetano Pesce, has been one of the most talked about examples of modern furniture design. The exceptional visual impact of six models of ball-like seats in various sizes, entirely made of polyurethane foam...

Since its first appearance, the Up Series, designed in 1969 by Gaetano Pesce, has been one of the most talked about examples of modern furniture design. The exceptional visual impact of six models of ball-like seats in various sizes, entirely made of polyurethane foam...

Manufactured by the Swedish brand Nelo in the 1970s, Ake Fribyter's 'Kroken' lounge chair is cool and comfortable. Original black leather on a white plywood frame.

Designed by Giovanni Battista Bassi for Poltronova in 1964, the 'Elisa' armchair boasts dramatic curved arms on its sturdy frame. The snappy red-lacquer finish and black leather seat bring the drama home. Four available, sold separately.*All items are sold as-is, and all sales are...

Designed by Edra, an Italian design company celebrated for blurring the line between furniture and comfort, this armless lounge chair lives up to its name in the best possible way. Upholstered in soft white bouclé, its generous proportions and low-slung profile create a seat...

In the creation of the Rascal chair for Dutch furniture brand Spectrum, designer Niall O'Flynn marries his architectural vision with the brand's commitment to explorations of structural clarity. O'Flynn shaped the chair as one continuous form, keeping its lines clean and minimal.Spectrum, known for...

Multilayer wood veneered chest of drawers in cherry wood, laminated. Designed by legends Afra & Tobia Scarpa, and produced by Stildomus. What a very chic way to file your papers. Includes manufacturer's label.

A single wood and rush seat armchair from 1960s coastal France. Rustic charm and elegant simplicity; an all in one, really.

These Italian armchairs don't bother with pretense — they're built low, curved, and ready to host long conversations. The kind of chairs that feel just as at home in a cozy lounge as they do in a modern apartment, they carry an easy confidence...

A display system of impressive scale and proportion, by famed Maison Regain. A set of 3 drawers, 2 lower cabinets, and 2 uppers - and still room for open shelving that can be customized to your ideal height. Display and store your wares in...

A table that doubles as a looking glass, this 1930s Italian design pairs mirrored glass with a sculpted wood base. Its reflective surface and bold form capture the glamour of the era while keeping its function front and centre.Vintage condition with age and use...

This Italian bar cabinet keeps the fun going long after the drinks are poured. Crafted in the 1930s, from a richly grained wood and briar, its geometric façade conceals a labyrinth of drawers and fold-out compartments - you'll never get bored of finding new...

Armchair from the Thirties, by French designer Pierre Dariel (1889 – 1953), sporting a folding backrest that allows for three different seating positions. The cane weaving creates a flexible support that amplifies the comfort level. With a stately presence and enchanting mix of natural...

The 131 chair is proof that restraint can still turn heads. Designed by Giandomenico Belotti for Alias, it strips the dining chair down to its cleanest lines, a metal frame paired with a no-nonsense faux-leather seat. It's practical, minimal, and quietly confident — exactly...

Sink into the ultimate hug: the "Teddy Bear" chair. This vintage Italian beauty is upholstered in plush, beige terrycloth, inviting you to melt into its generously padded form. Its rounded silhouette and soft texture create an unparalleled sense of coziness, making it the perfect...

The Iconic 'Pernilla' bentwood chair and ottoman - designed by Bruno Mathsson and produced by DUX, Sweden in the 1960s - showcases the designer's artful approach to wood working and the functional possibilities of the material. This example of the Pernilla boasts new caramel...

Designed by Val Padilla and brought to life by Jasper Conran, the “Manila” dining armchair has been blending craft and comfort since its late‑20th‑century debut. These chairs fuse sharp, tailored lines with the laid‑back ease of paper cord seats, creating a look that's equal...

First designed in 1978, the A'dammer bookcase is one of Aldo van den Nieuwelaar's most iconic works for UMS Pastoe. Defined by its rounded corners, vertical tambour door, and sculptural silhouette, it's as much a graphic gesture as it is a storage solution. Playful...