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The best known work by Danish designer Grete Jalk (1920 – 2006), the GJ Bow Chair made its debut in 1963. Constructed of two pieces of molded plywood, a material designers had been experimenting with since the 1930s, this piece has an organic simplicity...

A single lounge chair featuring a flat back pocket; placed side by side, several elements can be used to create modular sofas. The internal steel structure is padded with polyurethane foam and upholstered in fabric. Part of the permanent collection of MoMA in New...

The CAPITELLO seat, designed by Studio 65, is born from the “deconstruction” of a traditional Greek column, giving life to a unique series that emulates the various parts of it. Each piece is handcrafted in soft polyurethane and finished with Guflac® Ultra, allowing for...

The Canova Armchair - designed by Flavio Albanese for Driade - captures the postmodern spirit where classic forms were reimagined with a sharper, more playful edge. It's the kind of chair that feels at once familiar and entirely new, a quiet flex from a...

Burl wood is having a moment, and what better way to take part than with a practical console table. This piece is glossy and refined, its familiar form made less predictable with beveled corners that interrupt the swirling pattern of the grain. A smart...

The top of the stepped deco-style burled wood coffee table opens to reveal ample storage. Storage and style all in one table? Get out.

A compact and low 1970s coffee table that really sets the mood. Featuring a chunky, bullnose edge burl wood table top that pops on the black lacquered plinth on which it sits; this piece is a demure and handsome table.

All warm tones and easy lines, this seat slips naturally into spaces that favour texture over polish. The vintage dowel frame is finished with a new hand-stitched burgundy leather sling for a clean, modern reset.

Simple in its Brutalist style, and oh-so sturdy. The wood coffee table acts as a strong neutral base from which to grow your space.

The heavy round top of this brutalist-style coffee table sits simply on 4 wood blocks. Uncomplicated, warm and rustic.

A solid pine armchair with spectacularly carved spool arms and tufted Belgian linen seat cushions. Neutral yet interesting.

A bold, sculptural seating piece from the Belgian mid‑century Brutalist era. Constructed in heavy, solid oak, this armless variant showcases the high back with split‑slat motif, strong geometric carving, and visible joinery typical of De Puydt's aesthetic. Sold as a set of 6.

This Belgian Brutalist leather-front cabinet by Hi-Plan Design boasts a beautiful historic patina and solid oak construction. Two leather front doors and two oak faced drawers, rounded oak legs, door pulls and drawers. The cognac coloured leather doors - with raised rounded edge detail...

Large dining table carved from wood in the Brutalist style, made by American manufacturer, The Lane Co. The carved sculptural shapes lining the perimeter of the large walnut table offer up a rustic ease. Boasting heavy mass and scale - signatures of the Brutalist...

This console doesn't just sit in the doorway, it delights every passerby with it's buzzing energetic form. It's iron base wraps like untamed branches, lifting the raw, veined marble top, giving this console a unique edge.