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Discover our latest arrivals! Carefully curated, each of our timeless pieces undergoes a detailed restoration process to ensure they reach you in the best possible condition.
Description: Megaron by Artemide is a timeless design icon that transforms light into architecture. Designed by Gianfranco Frattini, its slender monolithic form creates a striking visual presence while emitting a soft, indirect light that enhances the atmosphere of any interior. With its sophisticated simplicity and enduring Italian design heritage, Megaron remains a statement piece where art and functionality meet.
Dimensions: L182 x W15 x H35 cm
Condition: In good vintage condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age and use. Please review the photos carefully, as they are considered part of the item description.
Material: chromed metal, plastic base
Period: 70s
Description: A refined armchair attributed to Francis Jourdain, reflecting the designer’s commitment to functional elegance and honest materials. The structure is defined by its gracefully curved wooden frame, creating a fluid, almost architectural silhouette.
The seat and back are executed in woven material, offering both visual lightness and tactile warmth. This interplay between solid wood and woven surfaces results in a balanced composition—at once robust and understated.
Jourdain’s work is known for bridging traditional craftsmanship with early modernist ideals, and this piece exemplifies that philosophy through its clarity of form and restrained ornamentation.
A timeless and versatile chair that integrates seamlessly into both contemporary and historically informed interiors.
Condition: Presented in very good vintage condition, showing a beautiful patina consistent with age.
Dimensions: W69 x D97 x H76cm
Material: Solid wood frame with woven rush seat and backrest
Period: 20s/ 30s
Description: A striking vintage ceramic bowl by Jean Reiner, crafted in the renowned pottery town of Vallauris, France. Featuring a sculptural chain-link rim and finished in a rich emerald-green glaze, this exceptional piece embodies the bold creativity and timeless craftsmanship for which Vallauris ceramics are celebrated.
Both functional and decorative, the bowl makes a stunning centrepiece for a dining table, console, or display shelf. Its distinctive form and vibrant glaze make it a beautiful collector's piece that effortlessly combines Mid-Century French design with sculptural elegance.
Condition: Very good vintage condition. There are two small glaze chips, consistent with age and use, which do not detract from the overall beauty or display appeal of the piece.
Dimensions: Ø34 x H9 cm
Material: Handcrafted ceramic, glossy emerald-green glaze
Period: 50s
Description: An iconic set of four cantilever dining chairs designed by Willy Rizzo in Italy during the 1970s. Combining sculptural elegance with innovative engineering, these chairs exemplify the refined glamour and modern sophistication that define Rizzo’s celebrated body of work.
Each chair features a fluid chrome-plated steel cantilever frame supporting a black moulded seat shell. The continuous tubular base creates a striking floating effect while providing flexibility and comfort. The contrast between the polished chrome and the deep black seating gives the design a timeless architectural quality.
With their sleek silhouette and unmistakable 1970s Italian aesthetic, these chairs are equally suited to dining spaces, offices, or contemporary interiors. Their combination of comfort, functionality, and sculptural presence has made them highly sought after by collectors of vintage Italian design.
Condition: Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. The chrome frames remain well preserved and the seats show light signs of use that contribute to the authentic vintage character of the set.
Dimensions: W45 x D55 x H80 cm
Material: leather, chromed metal
Period: 70s
Description: An iconic Hochbarett modular sofa designed by Karl Wittmann in the 1970s. This elegant six-piece configuration exemplifies the designer’s mastery of combining luxurious comfort with clean architectural forms.
Composed of six fully upholstered modules, including corner and armless elements, the sofa offers exceptional flexibility and can be arranged in a variety of configurations to suit different interiors. The generously proportioned cushions and low-slung silhouette create a relaxed seating experience while maintaining a refined and sophisticated appearance.
Upholstered in rich cognac leather, the sofa has developed a beautiful patina over time, highlighting the quality of the materials and craftsmanship. Its modular design, soft rounded volumes and timeless aesthetic make it a standout example of Austrian modernist furniture design.
Both visually striking and exceptionally comfortable, the Hochbarett remains one of Karl Wittmann’s most recognizable and sought-after creations.
Condition: Good vintage condition with attractive age-related patina and signs of use consistent with age. The leather retains a rich colour and character, enhancing the sofa’s authentic vintage appeal. The leather on the back of the sofa has lost its color a bit over time, see pictures.
Dimensions: W x D x H cm
Material: leather
Period: 70s
Description: An iconic two-seat Maralunga sofa designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in 1973. Widely regarded as one of the most important seating designs of the twentieth century, the Maralunga perfectly balances innovation, comfort, and timeless elegance.
Featuring the model’s signature adjustable backrests, the sofa allows the user to effortlessly transform the seating position from low and relaxed to high and supportive. This ingenious mechanism, developed by Magistretti, became one of the defining characteristics of the design and contributed to its enduring success.
Upholstered in rich dark brown leather, the sofa showcases the exceptional craftsmanship and material quality for which Cassina is renowned. The soft, inviting volumes are contrasted by clean architectural lines, creating a design that feels both sophisticated and effortlessly comfortable.
Awarded the prestigious Compasso d’Oro in 1979, the Maralunga has become a landmark of Italian design and remains one of Cassina’s most celebrated and sought-after models.
Condition: Good vintage condition with beautiful patina and signs of use consistent with age.
Dimensions: W165 x D85 x H72 cm
Material: leather
Period: 70s
Description: A striking vintage upholstered bed featuring a sculptural, low-profile silhouette and rounded contours. Fully covered in a warm-toned geometric patchwork fabric, this piece embodies the relaxed and playful aesthetic of 1970s design.
The softly curved frame creates an inviting, cocoon-like appearance while the integrated upholstered surround adds both comfort and visual impact. Its distinctive checkerboard pattern in shades of beige, caramel and brown gives the bed a rich texture and unmistakable vintage character.
Perfect as a statement piece in a contemporary, eclectic or mid-century inspired interior, this rare bed combines functionality with bold design.
Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of age and use consistent with its age.
Dimensions: W150 x L200 cm
Material: foam, fabric
Period: 70s
Description: A beautifully crafted Art Deco lounge chair, distinguished by its sculptural silhouette and elegant geometric lines. The sweeping curved armrests and solid wooden frame create a bold architectural presence, while the handwoven cane seat and backrest add warmth, texture, and timeless sophistication.
Blending comfort with iconic design, this chair is a striking statement piece for a living room, reading corner, or curated interior. Its balanced proportions and refined craftsmanship make it a wonderful example of early 20th-century design.
Condition: Very good vintage condition with a beautiful patina consistent with age and use. The wood and cane are well preserved, adding to the chair's authentic character.
Dimensions: W x D x H cm
Material: wood, cane
Period: circa 1930–1940
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