Mid-Century White Boucle Curved Sofa with Six Legs by Gigi Radice for Minotti

This modular sofa, designed by Tito Agnoli in Italy in 1970, is composed of six individual sections upholstered in beige wool bouclé. The sofa reflects a thoughtful approach to modul...

Iconic and sculptural, the "UP 2000" sofa designed by Gaetano Pesce in the 1970s is a bold example of Italian radical design. With its sensuous, organic form, the piece reflects Pesc...

This mid-century modern floor lamp was produced in Italy in the 1970s and reflects the clean, elegant approach typical of Italian lighting design from the period. The lamp features a...

This mid-century bureau was produced in Germany in the 1950s and is crafted entirely from solid teakwood. The piece combines storage and writing functions in a compact and well-balanced design, characteristic of postwar European furniture focused on practicality and clean lines. The bureau features three drawers that provide organized storage, along with an extensible writing desk that allows the piece to function comfortably as a workspace. The upper section is designed as a secretary, concealed behind a rounded folding door that closes smoothly, maintaining a clean and uncluttered appearance when not in use. This curved door detail adds visual softness while reinforcing the craftsmanship of the piece. When open, the desk surface sits at a height of 72 cm, offering an ergonomic working position. The full depth of the open desk...