Georges Candilis Anja Blomstedt “Plein” Daybed, 1969

This minimalist platform bench, designed by the legendary Charlotte Perriand, embodies her signature language of pure form, natural materials, and architectural balance. Crafted in solid wood, the bench radiates warmth and stillness, inviting contemplation through its grounded proportions and artisanal texture. Its understated structure — composed of horizontal slats resting on block legs — references both traditional Japanese influences and the rational clarity of European modernism. Whether used as a bench, display platform, or daybed base...

Pine bench designed by Charlotte Perriand for Nova residence, Les Arcs 1800 in 1970s. The seat made with two thick pine planks. Four legs connected with a spa...

Three seater sofa designed by Isamu Kenmochi, featuring soft blue upholstery and a refined wood frame.

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, this teak armless sofa by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Charac...

REX SMALL DAYBED Designed by Niko Kralj Producer: Stol Kamnik, Yugoslavia Period: 1960 Designed in 1957, this foldable daybed is anything but old fashio...

Daybed or Table massive Pine Wood 1968 Les Arcs France attributed to Charlotte Perriand. Comes from a private collection in Paris, it is not certain that this is a design by Perrian...

This minimalist yet expressive bench was designed in the 1970s by renowned Danish designer Børge Mogensen. The "ASSERBO" model combines clean lines, natural materials, and functional...

Dom Hans van der Laan unique daybed with headrest. Nijmegen, the Netherlands c. 1970. From home of Architect, Dick Pouderoyen. Pine, steel nails, paint. Pouderoyen was a close fr...