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The Spanish-born, Milan-raised Urquiola is widely responsible for making contemporary outdoor furniture just as appealing as its high-design interior counterparts. This aluminum-framed minicottage...

$19000.00

The Klassik model is the base system when it comes to sliding door hardware. It can be used universally for door panels of all types, regardless of the material and it has that oh-so-classic look...

The Sliding Door Co. brings you the brightest ideas in workspace. Walls that are as sturdy as they are beautiful. As design-flexible as they are safe. Our doors feature exclusive locking and roller...

Get your closet design on the right track with these safe, stylish, easygliding doors. You can choose from a number of cutting-edge designs in frosted glass, milky glass or mirrors.

Here’s the perfect alternative to pocket doors — wall slide doors from The Sliding Door Co. With a stunning choice of frame finishes, door patterns and either frosted or clear...they...

The Sliding Door Co. has turned the traditional hinge door into a grand opening! Our cutting edge design says “innovation”, “style”, “something special”. But...

A set of eight circa-1941 dining chairs by George Nakashima, constructed of one of his favorite materials, black walnut; each is complemented by a seagrass-covered seat.

$7000.00

Delicate leaves of bamboo and paper define this circa-1970 fixture, which was created by Ingo Maurer in Germany.

$2000.00

Pierre Jeanneret conceived of this teak-and-cane set for Punjab University in Chandigarh, India, in 1955. One has a stenciled mark on the underside.

$10000.00

Jean Prouve's enameled-steel table, with a laminate top, debuted in 1953 in France.

$5000.00

Nanna Ditzel created this teak piece, which is upholstered in bright orange and yellow fabric, for Denmark-based IDG in 1952. It's signed with an applied metal manufacturer's label on the underside.

$3000.00

Standing at nearly four feet, and constructed of matte chrome-plated steel, this undulating piece was created in Denmark in 1956 by Kjaerholm for E. Kold Christensen.

$3000.00

This lacquered-wood-and-aluminum piece, created in 1955 by George Nelson, is signed with the manufacturer's label, and impressed with a model number.

$2000.00

A pair of Model 6380 chrome-and-leather chairs by George Nelson, circa 1962. The manufacturer's label appears on the underside.

$4000.00

This work, created in Japan in 1968, is number two from an edition of fifty. It's sold accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from the Kuramata Design Office, signed by Mieko Kuramata.

$5000.00

Isamu Kenmochi's Model T-3010 is circa 1965, created for Yamakawa Rattan. It features a small circular upholstered seat cushion.

$500.00

Pierre Paulin designed this sculptural piece in 1968 for Artifort in two variations: sofa and love seat. This vintage offering, a sofa, was manufactured in France. 

$3000.00