Mœbles

A <n>Wassily Chair</n> by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> and a <n>Camaleonda Sofa</n> by <n>Mario Bellini</n>.

<n>The Candy Table</n> in acrylic resin, designed by <n>Luis Gimeno Design</n>.

A <n>Hue Box</n> by design studio <n>Raw Color</n> for <n>Dutch Design Week</n> 2017. Photo by <n>Ronald Smits</n>.

<n>Directional Desk</n> in Rio rosewood and smoked glass, designed by <n>Joseph-André Motte</n> c. 1965.

Designer <n>Jimena Montemayor</n>'s <n>Playburo</n> bench, presented at <n>Salón Cosa</n> in 2022.

The <n>Barcelona Day Bed</n>, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> for <n>Knoll</n> in 1930.

Armchair designed by <n>Serge Ketoff</n> circa 1950.

<n>Foundation End Table w/ Door</n> by <n>Bestcase</n>, the studio of <n>Charles Constantine</n> and <n>Randy Davis</n>.

The <n>Peep Storage Unit</n> by <n>Note Design Studio</n> for <n>Maze Interior</n>. Photo by <n>Mathias Nero</n>.

<n>Porcelain Eames Lounge Chair Concept</n> by designer <n>Vjekoslav Miloradovic</n>.

<n>Cabinet</n> designed by <n>Bruno Weil</n> for <n>Bèwè (Bruno & Ernst Weil)</n>, c. 1931.

A custom glass table at <n>Terra Restaurant</n> designed by <n>YOD Group</n>. Photo by <n>Andriy Bezuglov</n>.

<n>Deck Chair</n> (2021) by <n>Nicole Lawrence</n> and <n>Thomas Coward</n>. Photo by <n>Nicholas Wilkins</n>.

A credenza by designer <n>Taidgh O'Neill</n>. Photo by <n>Lauren Coleman</n>.

<n>Love me tender</n> armchair by designer <n>Didier Faustino</n>, 2000.

<n>Madonna del Monte</n> table in Murano glass by <n>Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance</n>. Photo by <n>Matteo Imbriani</n>.

The <n>Groovy Chair (F598)</n>, designed by <n>Pierre Paulin</n> for <n>Artifort</n> in 1972.

The <n>Getsuen armchair</n> designed by <n>Masanori Umeda</n> in 1990.

The <n>Elements Coffee Table</n> by <n>Industry West</n>.

<n>Fauteuil Djinn</n> armchair by <n>Olivier Mourgue</n>, 1965. Photo by <n>Georges Meguerditchian</n>.

The <n>Acrylic Chair</n> (2016) by <n>Wintercheck Factory</n>.

The <n>N-SS01 Shelving System</n> by <n>Karimoku Case Study</n>, designed by <n>Norm Architects</n>.

The <n>Guide Shelving System</n>, designed by <n>Niels Gammelgaard</n> for <n>IKEA</n> in 1985.

The <n>How High the Moon</n> armchair, designed by <n>Shiro Kuramata</n> in 1986.