Furniture

The <n>Poly-COR armchair</n>, designed by <n>Luigi Colani</n> in 1968.

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

<n>Sculpture Chairs</n> by <n>Estúdio Campana</n>, made from industrial scrap metal.

A chair by designer <n>Ron Arad</n> from the 2016 <n>Design Day Sale</n> in London.

The <n>Galia Lamp</n>, designed by <n>Michael Red</n> for <n>Vetreria Vistosi</n>. Photo by <n>Storm Vintage</n>.

The <n>Junki Chair</n> by designers <n>Yuki Gray</n> and <n>Junha Hwang</n>.

The <n>Maison Bulle</n>, designed by architect <n>Antti Lovag</n> between 1975-1989.

<n>S-Pipe chair</n> by designer <n>Fergus Laidlaw</n>, made from up-cycled industrial steel pipes.

The <n>Namu Shelf</n> by <n>ALBERO</n> features subtle torno (wood-turned) details.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Borne Béton</n> lamp, designed by <n>Le Corbusier</n> in 1952 for Chandigarh, India.

A vintage <n>Ashanti Stool</n> and <n>Oromo Headrest</n> from <n>La Fête</n>.

<n>Knoll International Graphic Program</n> (1966-1980) by <n>Massimo Vignelli</n> and <n>Lella Vignelli</n>.

Anonymous <n>Art Deco</n> <n>Christmas Lamp</n> in nickel plated bronze, 1930.