3 seater bench by Dominque Prevot & Jean-Luch Favriau for Édition France Design

A rare, early example of a "tabouret", a three-legged stool by Jean Raymond Picard. He also designed the first French chair made of fibreglass (in matching design). Both are known as manufacturers of "S.E.T.A.", a French furnishing...

A rare, early example of "tabourets", three-legged stools by Jean Raymond Picard. He also designed the first French chair made of fibreglass (in matching design). Both are known as manufacturers of "S.E.T.A.", a French furnishing...

“design is a response to social change“ george nelson said, the director of design with office furniture manufacturer herman miller. economic growth and larger companies lead to rapi...

the french janine abraham and the dutch dirk jan rol met for the first time in 1955 in jacques dumonds studio. it immediately clicked, both privately and professionally. their first jointly designed furniture was shown at the salon des artistes decorateurs in 1956. in 1957 they opened a joint design studio. sometimes one plus one can make more than two, they say: the clash of rigour and straightforwardness with fantasy and intuition makes the combination of abraham and rol so special and productive. it resulted in many great designs, especially the wonderful bamboo chairs like this beautiful piece. a pair of basketware lounge chairs with black metal...

Gio Ponti was a true Italian „renaissance men“, meaning: fluent in many arts. A painter, an architect (of international fame with the design of the ‚Pirelli Tower‘ in Milan), a desig...

the experimentables. what comes to your mind when asked about italian design? many people might first think of „elegance“, or „modernity“. but how about „bold“, „futuristic“ and „experimental“? from our point of view, italian designers in the 20th century have often been drivers of progress, with advanced technical ideas, or the bold use of industrial manufacturing methods. one of the most versatile of them was (and is) gaetano pesce, *1939 in la spezia. as an artist and architect, urban planner and industrial designer he literally „made“ everything. from the ‚organic building‘ in osaka to the offices of chiat/day advertising agency in new york. he often experimented with industrial materials unseen in furniture making, starting with the famous ‚golgatha‘ chair for cassina (1972), formed from one piece of moulded fibreglass, cloth and polyester resin. his works can bee seen in museums all over the world, from milan to miami, from chicago to beijing. pesce always had one thing in mind: humanity. “i like beauty full of mistakes because we are human. perfection is for machines, it is obsolete, gone,” he once said. and you can feel it in his organic, innovative, warm, sometimes imperfect and often witty designs. he tries to bridge art and design and to always make a statement about and for society. his iconic ‚up“-flat-pack-armchair for c&b italia (now b&b italia) recently celebrated its 50th jubilee. also called „la mamma“ the connected chair and stool could be seen as a mother-and-child-combination – or as a „ball-and-chain“ that ties women to their traditional role in a household. in 1995 he designed the „triple play“ series of resin tables. we have two available in different size and heights: this table is the smaller and lower one shows a cartoonish face with moustache on a yellow background, also on steel rod legs, here with black feet (stamped underneath with manufacturer’s mark „fish...

Rare and fully original two seater by Dominique Prevot, France 1970s. Bares marks and scratches which gives the piece character and shows that it has been in use. No structural is...

Electro-galvanized wire mesh 4-seater bench on green lacquered metal sled base from the Trellis series Teda Edition, circa 1974. This elegant bench comes from the Georges Pompidou Ce...

This is a beautiful antique French bench! The detail and curves of the wood back and sides is so appealing. The hand-carved floral and leaf pattern running along the back adds an extra touch of elegance. The dark wood pairs well with the lighter tone of the rush seat...

This extraordinary bench with seats, born from the creativity of Osvaldo Borsani for the acclaimed Tecno company of the 1980s, represents a true symbol of Italian excellence in the field of design. Osvaldo Borsani, a renowned Italian designer, brought this iconic bench to life in collaboration with Tecno, one of the leading companies in the high-quality furniture and furnishing sector. This synergy of talent and craftsmanship gave rise to a timeless design piece. The bench boasts a sturdy black powder-coated iron structure that elegantly supports a series of welcoming seats. Two wooden slabs serve as the base for this creation, contributing to the entire design's aura of elegance and style, suitable for any environment. The seats and backrest of the bench have been skillfully padded and covered with period-appropriate fabric, a precious dark blue cotton that adds a touch of class and sophistication. This fabric, although showing signs of wear and the passage of time due to its history, can be replaced upon request, ensuring an impeccable appearance. This Osvaldo Borsani bench...

bench sofa container, "pankassa" model, Magis production based on a design by denis santachiara, 2003 made of hard gray plastic, which can be opened completely, measures 125 cm in...

Bench B 4 seater by Konstantin Grcic. Dimensions: D 240 x 70 x H 77 cm. Materials: aluminium, optional upholstery. Also available in different finishes. A bench that is made u...