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  • Wood & opal glass floor lamp, 1970s. Vintage floor lamp featuring a sculptural, geometric wooden base with two slender stems at different heights, each topped with a spherical opaline glass shade. The warm-toned wood and softly diffused light create a beautiful balance between architectural form and understated elegance. A distinctive vintage piece that works as both a functional light source and a sculptural accent in a contemporary or mid-century inspired interior. The lamp is in very good vintage condition overall, with a subtle historic repair to the wood near the base of one glass support.

    Wood & opal glass floor lamp

    1250 €
  • Danish extendable dining table, 1960s. A beautiful Danish extendable dining table that can easily be extended from 126 cm to 174 cm with one extension or to 223 cm with two extensions. The table is in very good condition, features a lovely wood grain and has beautiful tapered legs.

    Danish extendable dining table

    700 €
  • Coffee Table in Norwegian Slate stone, 1970s A very powerful brutalist coffee table from the 1970s, defined by its strong architectural presence and sculptural simplicity. The substantial tabletop is crafted from Norwegian slate, showcasing a rich and varied surface with natural tonal shifts that create depth and visual texture. The solid stone top is supported by a black lacquered metal base, offering a bold contrast while reinforcing the table’s grounded and monolithic character. The table remains in very good condition, with light, age-appropriate wear such as minor scratches to the frame.

    Coffee Table in Norwegian Slate stone

    1250 €
  • Sculptural wengé slat bookcase (Europe, 1960s). A sculptural bookcase defined by the rhythmic interplay of solid wengé slats and slender vertical supports. Its distinctive stepped construction, tapering towards the top, gives the piece an almost totemic presence. Both a functional piece of furniture and an architectural object. As we have been unable to find any documentation or comparable examples, this may well be a one-of-a-kind piece, reminiscent of the work of Fabrizio Mangoni. The bookcase is in beautiful vintage condition, with minor signs of age and use, including a few slightly warped slats.

    Sculptural wengé slat bookcase

    1300 €
  • Striking dining table in solid Juparana Granite (Italy, 1970s). A beautifully sculptural piece, crafted entirely from solid Juparana Granite and distinguished by the unbelievably rich and unique grain of its tabletop. The natural variation in the stone gives the surface an almost painterly quality, making each angle of the table slightly different. Large and substantial, yet remarkably minimalistic, the table has a strong monolithic presence. The thick circular top is balanced by a sculptural three-sided pedestal base, creating a striking silhouette while keeping the overall design exceptionally clean. With its generous 130 cm diameter, the table comfortably accommodates up to six chairs. The tabletop and pedestal base are two separate pieces, making transportation and installation considerably easier despite its substantial weight. The table is in amazing condition, with no chips or structural damage.

    Striking dining table in solid Juparana Granite

    2500 €
  • Sideboard in rosewood by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform (Belgium, 1960s). This minimalist sideboard, designed by the renowned Belgian modernist Alfred Hendrickx, is crafted out of rosewood and has an absolutely beautiful woodgrain. The sideboard features two large sliding doorsand lots of storage space on the inside. This example is in beautiful condition with only minor using traces.

    Sideboard in rosewood by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform

    2800 €
  • Stunning pair of “Club 1095” floor lamps by Giuseppe Ramella for Arteluce (Italy, 1980s). A beautiful example of Italian minimalist design, the Club 1095 combines a clean, architectural silhouette with a highly functional design. The height of the lamp is adjustable, while the diffuser can be angled to direct the light exactly where it is needed. With their understated presence and timeless aesthetic, these lamps work beautifully in both contemporary and more eclectic interiors, equally striking as a pair or as a standalone piece. Both lamps are in excellent vintage condition. Available individually or as a pair.

    Pair of “Club 1095” floor lamps by Giuseppe Ramella for Arteluce

    850 €
  • First edition MTP cabinet by Marian Grabinski for IKEA (Sweden, 1961s). Rare find! This vintage IKEA cabinet is a first-edition piece from the original prototype series created in 1961, shortly before the MTP series was introduced in the IKEA catalogue in 1962. At the time, IKEA had just one store, located in Almhult, Sweden. The MTP series was originally designed by Marian Grabinski as a wedding gift for Ingvar Kamprad, founder of IKEA. The cabinet is in very good vintage condition, with some visible signs of use and areas of discoloration, as shown in the photos. Stamped on the back.

    First edition MTP cabinet by Marian Grabinski for IKEA

    1400 €
  • Rare double-sided “Vario” desk by Werner Wölfer for V-Form (Belgium, 1960s). This exceptionally beautiful piece is a true example of top-quality Belgian craftsmanship. Made from Rosewood, it showcases sleek aesthetics with contrasting details and a wonderful vivid woodgrain. It offers four drawers, a large top and a finished backside, making it an ideal piece for placement in the center of a room. The desk is restored and in very good condition, with minor using traces.

    Rare double-sided “Vario” desk by Werner Wölfer for V-Form

    2100 €
  • SOLD Extendable dining table by Gudme Møbelfabrik (Denmark, 1960s). The table is crafted out of solid teak and features stunning organic lines. It is easily extendable with either one or two extension plates, fitting up to 8 and possibly even 10 chairs. In very good condition with some minor using traces. Labeled by maker.

    Extendable dining table by Gudme Møbelfabrik

  • PH4/3 pendant light designed by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen in Denmark, 1960s. A beautiful and timeless design with at the same time a very nice and calming light dispersion! In good condition.

    PH4/3 pendant light designed by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen

    400 €
  • Oak sideboard with tambour doors by Kibaek Møbelfabrik (Denmark, 1960s). A beautifully crafted piece showcasing exceptional Danish design and craftsmanship. It features two tambour doors with adjustable shelves and two drawers on the inside, offering generous and flexible storage. The softly rounded edges and organic lines give the sideboard a refined, timeless character. In good condition with a mark/stain on top.

    Oak sideboard with tambour doors by Kibaek Møbelfabrik

    1500 €
  • Sculptural “Kennegie” ceramic lamp by Peter Ellery for Tremaen (UK, 1960s). This lamp offers a refined blend of beautiful textures and timeless design. It has a handcrafted ceramic base with earthy colors and graphic engravings. The lamp remains in splendid condition.

    Sculptural “Kennegie” ceramic lamp by Peter Ellery for Tremaen

    450 €
  • Highboard with tambour doors by Heinrich Riestenpatt for RT Möbel (Germany, 1960s). This rarely seen highboard is made by German designer Heinrich Riestenpatt, executed in warm teak. The clean, architectural form is complemented by stunning tambour doors, organic handles and beautifully balanced proportions. A distinctive feature of this piece is the extractable shelve in the cabinet, making it ideal to use for a vinyl player. A timeless example of German modern design, presented in excellent vintage condition.

    Highboard with tambour doors by Heinrich Riestenpatt

    1650 €
  • SOLD Brushed stainless steel coffee table (The Netherlands, 1980s). A striking coffee table that effortlessly balances weight and lightness. It features a minimalist aesthetic defined by clean, architectural lines, seamlessly pleated corners, and subtly beveled edges. The table is in good vintage condition with some age related wear and scratches.

    Brushed stainless steel coffee table

  • SOLD Brushed aluminium pendant light by Frandsen (Denmark, 1970s). A beautiful lamp made out of four aluminium shades and featuring an elegant silhouette. The lamp remains in splendid condition.

    Brushed aluminium pendant light by Frandsen

  • SOLD Teak executive writing desk by G.V. Møbler (Denmark, 1960s). This exceptionally beautiful piece is a true example of top-quality Danish craftsmanship. Made from teak, it showcases elegant aesthetics with softly rounded edges and a floating desk top. It offers three very deep drawers, a cabinet, a solid teak top, a stunning sled base and a finished backside, making it an ideal piece for placement in the center of a room. The desk is in excellent condition.

    Teak executive writing desk by G.V. Møbler

  • Early pair of modernist “SZ01” arm chairs by Martin Visser for Spectrum (The Netherlands, 1960s). These modernist design icons embody Visser’s minimalistic and functional design philosophy. Featuring a lightweight chromed tubular steel frame and beautiful rattan seats and backrests. Both chairs are in amazing vintage condition, with some visible wear and rust that only enhances their authenticity and charm.

    Early pair of modernist “SZ01” arm chairs by Martin Visser for Spectrum

    2500 €
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