A Danish table lamp of chromated steel, lacquered metal and frosted glass, designed by Poul Henningsen and manufactured by Louis Poulsen. This patented edition exemplifies early twentieth-century industrial design.
A mahogany chest of drawers designed by architect Josef Frank and produced by Svenskt Tenn, featuring botanical illustrations by Carl Axel Magnus Lindman.
A modernist desk designed by architect Carlo Mollino in 1949, originally commissioned for the Orengo residence in Turin. Crafted in maple, Securit glass and black mambrite, it exemplifies Italian design’s post-war aesthetic.
A chromated steel, leather and wood armchair designed by KEM Weber in 1934, exemplifying the Streamline style developed in Southern California during the interwar period.
A laminated plywood chair designed by Finnish modernist Tapio Wirkkala in 1958 and manufactured by Asko. The Nikke exemplifies Scandinavian design principles of the mid-twentieth century.
A cabinet designed by architect Otto Schulz in 1945, featuring inlaid woods depicting a Swedish landscape. Produced by Boet.
Presented in December 2020, the Miss Blanche chair by Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata combined acrylic resin and synthetic flowers in a labour-intensive process that yielded only 56 examples.
An innovative floor lamp designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos in 1962. Its Carrara marble base features a practical aperture for moving the fixture across a room.
A mid-century chest of drawers in olive wood with brass legs, designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Giordano Chiesa. An exemplary work of Italian design from the 1950s.
