Furniture

The design, both ornamental and practical, dates back to the early Renaissance.

Commissioned for the lakeside villa of a Finnish industrialist, it illuminated visits with dignitaries.

The Cranbrook-trained designer was inspired by the idea of a future where nature reclaims man-made structures.

The Italian designer's simple dwelling space exemplifies his unconventional, impactful ideas.

If it resembles an abandoned piece of office furniture brought back to life by a mad scientist, that's because it is.

And on a rainy day, its warm greeting is doubly delightful.

With its grid-like doors and wavy trim, the 1940s design feels as fresh as ever.

With its soothing soundscape, the piece pleases the ear as well as the eye.

Folkloric figures and other mysterious images float across every surface.

With marquetry interiors, they’re beautiful on the inside, too.