1960s Axel Larsson ‘’1-147’’ Teak and Birch Cabinet

Large birch cabinet by Axel Larsson, in a functionalist design with a clean look. Appealing rounded corners and chunky feet. Nice darker wood ball-shaped handles on the drawers.

A beautiful and rare pair of Swedish vintage bedside cabinets by Axel Larsson. They were recently imported from Sweden, they were made by Bodafors and date from the 1950’s. The qual...

Wall cupboard designed by Lars Larsson and Stig Lönngren for HI-Gruppen, Sweden, 1960s. Lacquered birch plywood and mirrored glass. Possibly unique. Stig Lönngren (1924-2022) rece...

This Swedish Modern cabinet was designed by Axel Larsson (1898-1975). It has a drop-down writing flap and has a lock and key (key included). The cabinet has birch oak wood, and...

Swedish Grace cabinet or sideboard with a writing desk in the style of Axel Larsson. Made in dark-stained and polished birch around the 1930s in Sweden. Marked with the makers label ...

Unusual four door cabinet, model 2910, in mahogany designed in 1949 by Axel Larsson for SMF (Svenska Möbelfabrikerna) Bodafors. A well documented cabinet in the literature. Three of ...

Danish Design This exceptional teak highboard exudes pure elegance and craftsmanship. This piece was made mid 60s and designed bij de well known Johannes Andersen and combines rich m...

Vintage modern teak cabinet featurning spacious storage space behind a sleek set of tambour doors with a top and middle space for small showpieces. This wall unit would be a great fi...

Extremely rare pine staircase designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs Ski Resort in France. Just over 6 feet tall with 8 steps. Steps can be walked on all the way to the top and are structurally sound. Presently, only two of these staircases are for sale in the world and we are happy to have them both at our showroom. Perfect patina to the Pine and a very well preserved white particle board body and a colorful particle board back. Beautiful wide pine handrail that gives these steps their iconic appearance. This staircase has 4 separate cabinets in different heights. Each cabinet door has a Pine knob. The first cabinet is a smaller cubby, the middle 2 cabinets are separated by shelves and were likely for linens and wool blankets while the last cabinet opens up to reveal ample storage with a small clothing rack...

A petite teak cabinet with original blue/green paint. Raised panel door front, carved top moulding, interior shelf and brass hardware. Just the body ...