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A striking pair of abstract cubist plexiglass planter and pedestal designed in France circa 1970. These pieces embody the bold, avant-garde spirit of the time, with a clear Cubist influence in their geometric shapes. Crafted from sleek smoked Plexiglas for a sophisticated, futuristic touch, they are supported by a polished chrome rim. The planter has a grid with a water reservoir. The matching pedestal is upholstered rough brown leather on top. The interplay of glossy materials and angular shapes creates a visually arresting design that is ideal for any modern or contemporary space.

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Coffee table by roche bobois france, circa 1970.

The structure is made of wood covered with black formica and a brushed aluminium edge.
The tabletop is supported by a central square base.

A low table with pure futuristic and minimalist lines that give it a sleek look.

The perfect way to add a touch of mid-century to any contemporary living space, yet timeless in its clean and minimalist design and simplicity.

Floating wall unit by Kaj Hansen & Jacob Guldborg for HG Møbler 1960 Denmark

Danish mid-20th century modern modular wall unit in teak consisting of three rails with 8 hanging shelves supported by brass supports and brackets and a floating desk with 2 drawers. This furniture is completely modular and can be configured as required.

Its symplicity and adaptability are typical Scandinavian design.

Hongisto dining chairs by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Laukaan Puu, Finland 1963.

French sideboard 1970

An extraordinary mirror from the 1970s, a harmonious blend of two distinct mirrors; the first is a square mirror crafted from grey-green glass, which produces a captivating color hue. On top of this, there’s a round, clear mirror. The frame, robustly constructed from brushed and silvered aluminum, exudes both functionality and elegance.”
This combination of mirrors not only serves a practical purpose but also stands as an artistic object with its tough yet refined appearance.

Unique sideboard designed by Roland Haeusler for ‘Maison Regain’, France 1970. Made of solid elm wood. One side has a double solid door with ‘the’ typical geometric and refined handles. On the other side, a double door of fumed Plexiglas, allowing the cabinet to be placed in the middle of the room as a room divider, making it a unique item. Inside, there is one shelf. The shelves are beautifully finished on two sides with raised brass edges.

Maison Regain is a French publishing house specializing in the manufacture of solid ornate furniture from the 60s to the 80s. It has published and produced numerous pieces of furniture designed by big names. Maison Regain serves as a reference in terms of brutalist. This furniture has always been designed with quality materials, in a brutalist finish. They are renowned for their design and strength.
These functional and robust pieces of furniture are increasingly sought after. Their simple and reassuring lines, satisfy a demand for purity and sincerity.

Dimentions

Height: 68 cm
Width: 120 cm
Dept: 45 cm

Fly Line spaghetti chairs for CMP-Padova Italy 1970. These dining chairs have a black coated metal frame with a black coloured seat and back made of reinforced PVC rope, which gives them a great post-modern style. The four chairs can be stacked.
A timeless eye-catcher for both indoors and outdoors.

Dimensions :

Height: 80 cm
Width: 44 cm
Dept: 47 cm

Pair of wooden trestles from the workshop of Sabena Airlines Brussels 1960. Absolutely a unique item with a very nice patina!

Width: 125 cm
Height: 75 cm
Depth: 43 cm

Pair of Lounge chairs model ‘Dianthus’ by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset 1978. The seats are covered in a finely woven black and brown chessboard motif, a special edition of which only a limited number were made. The seat fabric is in good condition with no damage or stains. The covers of the seat and back cushions are removable and fitted with a zip. The seats are covered at the bottom with the ‘Roset France’ logo. Under each seat are 2 legs at the front, and 2 beavers at the back.

Width: 100 cm
Depth: 84 cm
Height: 80 cm
Seat height 35 cm

Two iconic chairs designed by Steen Ostergaard in 1966. This 290 model for the Danish company CADO was the first moulded plastic chair ever designed. These chairs are marked with the CADO stamp and produced in 1970 Denmark. Easily stackable and ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, the chairs are also very comfortable.

Dimensions:

Height: 74 cm (Seat 44 cm)
Width: 48 cm
Depth: 40 cm

Original Kewlox cabinet from 1979, consisting of four steel corner brackets holding solid beech cross and spacers to create a sturdy frame. The yellow sliding doors with black pvc handles combined with the gray frame make this cabinet very playful.

Dimentions:

Height: 190 cm
Width: 90 cm
Depth: 42 cm

Le Clercq & fils was a Belgian company founded in 1950 by Maurice Le Clercq.

In collaboration with Mr. Kewley, an English engineer, Maurice Le Clercq developed a unique system for modular furniture that allowed furniture to be assembled without screws or glue. In 1956, Le Clercq & fils became “Kewlox” s.a.

This system, based on precise cutouts and wood joinery, became the basis for the Kewlox furniture line. The company began producing storage furniture such as cabinets, sideboards and shelves, and their designs quickly gained popularity for their functionality and durability.

In 1960, Kewlox won the gold medal at the Inventors Fair and a place in the Museum of Modern Art.

Kewlox furniture remains highly sought after for its timeless design, high-quality craftsmanship and durability. It is often considered a design classic and is appreciated worldwide by architects and lovers of functional and modular furniture worldwide.

Extraordinary Belgian Art Deco desk from the 1940s. A versatile eye-catcher as a desk or console in mahogany veneer. This desk shows its age with slight signs of use that only add to its charm and character. The work surface is covered in velvet and a thick glass top. Two drawers, key not available.

Dimensions

Length: 200 cm
Width: 80 cm
Height: 78 cm

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Mirror by Guy Lefèvre 1970s

Guy Lefèvre was born on November 13, 1933, in Fianarantsoa, Madagascar and died on January 12, 2018. He was a French designer who has worked on the contrasts between materials, playing with shiny and matt. Its furniture is geometric and very elegant in its line.

One of the characteristics of its furniture, by example his iconic tables and consoles that we also find in his mirror is the slight gap between the two frames giving an impression of lightness and floating effect. Tis mirror is made of a solid brushed nickel frame.

Guy Lefèvre started as a stained glass maker in the Indian Ocean, Madagascar, Reunion and Mauritius to finally be associated with Maison Jansen having designed several lines they distributed when he moved his workshop to rue Mazagran in Saint-Denis. In Paris, he obtained the title of Maître Verrier at the Chambre Syndicale des Maître Verriers in 1972 .

Dimentions:

Height: 100 cm
Width: 51 cm
Dept: 3 cm

Authentic Fritz Hansen Hammer Chair (Model 3103) - A Timeless Icon from 1960!

This beautiful Hammer Chair, designed by Arne Jacobsen, is a true work of art. It combines an elegant and minimalist design with the warm character of teak veneer. The chair is an excellent example of craftsmanship and Scandinavian design tradition.

The teak veneer on the seat and backrest adds a touch of natural beauty, while the organic curves ensure optimal comfort. The gently curved backrest effortlessly adapt to the body, inviting relaxation.

This Hammer Chair is in excellent condition and has been well cared for. The veneer is beautifully preserved, without cracks or major signs of wear. Its vintage charm and history make it a sought-after collector’s item.

This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of design history. The Fritz Hansen Hammer Chair is a lasting investment and a valuable addition to any interior. Whether as a stylish dining chair, a statement piece in the living room, or an elegant accent in the study, this chair will undoubtedly attract admiring glances.

Dimensions:
Height (seat): 45 cm
Height (total): 77 cm
Width: 40,5 cm
Depth: 40,5 cm

This stunning modernist walnut bench from the 1960s is a versatile piece of furniture that serves as both a bench and a retractable console. Its design captures the mid-century modern aesthetic, and its retractable feature allows it to transform effortlessly from a stylish bench into a functional console table. This dual functionality makes it an ideal choice for optimizing space and adding a refined elegance.

Lenght: 115 cm - 200 cm
Hight: 35 cm
Width: 64,5 cm

This stylish and iconic two tier coffee table by 'Roche Bobois' circa 1970 gives a minimalist effect that fits any interior.

This stunning design features a smoked glass top floating on a black Formica-covered wooden base with a brushed steel band.

Pair of stunning and rare lounge chairs with matching ottoman, circa 1960s. These smooth and sculptural chairs are made of moulded teak plywood shells. The starbase is build from a black lacquered steel. The design truly embody the spirit of the mid-century, but still conserve their modernity. The chairs are new upholstered in blue-grey velvet.