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Artwork from the <n>Out of Office</n> series by <n>Pol Solà</n>, 2020.

Strict Composition – Abstract Art Prints by Danish Designer Berit Mogensen Lopez | OEN

The <n>Ondalunga Rocking Chair</n>, designed by <n>Gastone Rinaldi</n> in 1971.

The <n>Palo Alto Chair</n> designed by <n>Byron Botker</n> for <n>Landes Manufacturing Company</n>, c. 1970.

The interior of <n>Juno Restaurant</n> in Doha, designed by <n>Rawan Muqaddas</n>. Photo by <n>Oculis Project</n>.

The <n>Zoe Lounge Chair</n> and ottoman by <n>Verzelloni</n>, designed by <n>Lievore Altherr Molina</n>.

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The living room of <n>Philippe-André Rihoux</n> in Brussels. Photo by <n>Cesar Larenaudie</n>.

A detail of the <n>MP-81 Lounge Chair</n> by designer <n>Percival Lafer</n>, Brazil, 1970s.

<n>Soriana Chair</n> designed by <n>Afra & Tobia Scarpa</n> for <n>Cassina</n> in 1969. Curated by <n>Claude Home</n>.

A pair of Le Bambole lounge chair designed by renowned Italian designer Mario Bellini for B&B Italia in the 1970s, honoured with the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award in 1979, is a graceful addition to any living or lounge area. It effectively creates a gracious and inviting atmosphere.

Le Bambole Lounge Chairs by Mario Bellini, Chairs

The <n>Ibuju Collection</n> by <n>Fango</n> is handwoven using sustainable Yaré fiber from Colombia.

<n>MP-61 armchair</n> (1973), featured by <n>Burondo Architects</n>.

<n>coldtypestructure u + r mitte</n> (1965) by artist <n>Klaus Burkhardt</n>.

Lounge Chair designed by <n>Gilles Bouchez</n> for <n>Airborne</n> in 1972.

A leather detail from the <n>Atelier Asch</n> <n>Autumn/Winter 2024</n> collection.