Eero Saarinen designed this loveseat in the 1950s, as a part of a seating series for the lobbies of The General Motors Technology Center in Warren, Michigan. Veering away from his usual inspiration, organic elements, he looked to the revolutionary design of a stock car for inspiration. He specifically focused on the stock car seat, which was known for not only its comfort but also its superb construction and upholstery.
To accurately represent the design of the stock car seat Eero Saarinen first conquered the difficulty of obtaining a perfectly horizontal surface through the seat and armrests. Also, Saarinen leaning away from fiberglass, the original material for the frame of a stock car seat, had to devise a method of having the leather adhere perfectly to the frame for an aerodynamic look. Lastly, the importance of the seat having a slight angle to the rear so that the person lounging would have the same feeling of sitting back into the driver's seat of a stock car.
To this day some of the original lounge series still appears in the lobbies of General Motor Headquarters, also a prototype of this chair appears in the M.O.M.A. These reproductions are the first to be manufactured since the original design and pieces back in the 1950s.
Manufactured In Italy.
Dimensions: W 67 3/4" D 33" H 25 1/2"
Materials: Two-seat sofa with structure in a chrome-plated square shaped steel tube. Wooden frame covered with molded expanded foam. Cushions in expanded foam at different densities; not removable covering in leather or fabric.

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Eero Saarinen General Motors Loveseat

Upholstery

Loveseats

The TLWS 03 Table Lamp by TECNOLUMEN is an unpretentious and timelessly beautiful table lamp. If you’re looking for a simplistic designer lamp, you’ll get your money’s worth with this unassuming model that was designed and built in Germany. The TLWS 03 Table Lamp is available in six different shade designs.
Made in Germany by TECNOLUMEN.
Dimensions: Height 21 3/4"  Diameter 8 1/4"
Materials: Table lamp with a base made of nickel-plated metal, transparent plastic cable, and optionally with glass shade in the versions: clear glass with a matt ring, clear glass, opal glass, melon-colored glass, red glass, or blue glass. Consecutively numbers and stamped with the TECNOLUMEN logo.
Maximum recommended wattage:  E27 AGL 75W
Technical Datasheet

Tlws 03 Table Lamp By Tecnolumen

Color

Table Lamps

The Kadrega Chair was designed by Huub Ubbens in 2008.  Kadrega - meaning chair in northern Italian dialect - is a small stackable lightweight chair that belongs to the everyday world, with a timeless style.  The chair, a piece of complicated simplicity, presents itself as a three dimensional calligraphy and has relatively smaller proportions than standard-sized chairs.
Made entirely of lacquered beechwood, it is conceived for both residential and contract use.
“I’m interested in designing new furniture that others have forgotten to design in the past.”  (Huub Ubbens)
Made in Italy by BBB.
Dimensions: H 28 1/4"  D 19"  W 21"  SH 18""
Materials: Solid beechwood with natural, stain, or matte lacquer finish.  Stackable 3 chairs high.
Minimum of 2 per order.

Kadrega Chair By Bbb

Frame

Chairs

The Didymos Dining Table by Driade takes some design cues from the famous Eero Saarinen Tulip Table of the 1950s and turns it into an extraordinary shape.   Antonia Astori balances the elegant essentiality of the top with a base resolved in sculptural terms.
The Didymos is available with a white or black base and a laminate or marble top.  The top is available in 4 different sizes.
Made in Italy by Driade.
Dimensions:
43" Round - H 28.3"  Dia 43.3"
55" Round - H 28.3"  Dia 55.1"
70" x 43" Oval - H 28.3"  W 70.8"  D 43.3"
80" x 50" Oval - H 28.3"  W 80.7"  D 50.3"
Materials:  Table with sculptural tulip base.  Available with a white cristalplant base/white laminate top, matte black lacquered base/black laminate top, white cristalplant base/white Carrara marble top, or black lacquered base/black Marquina marble top.

Didymos Dining Table By Driade

Size

Finish

Dining Tables

The N. 0 Bentwood Chair by Front is a design that reveals a new concept of elegance that harnesses the expressive power of GTV’s distinctive hallmarks: bent wood and Vienna straw. The Swedish duo reinterprets the two elements with a contemporary flair, enhancing their features and aesthetics by using the circle as a geometric motif in the backrest, seat, and armrest. This feminine, eclectic chair is suspended in time. It plays on the simple forms and proportions of the bent beech wood design, with a woven cane on the backrest and a charming single armrest on one side.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions:  H 34 3/4'  D 20 1/4"  W 20 1/2"  SH 18 1/2"  ArH 25 1/2"
Materials: Bentwood chair with one armrest.  Upholstered seat and woven cane back.

No. 0 Bentwood Chair By Gtv

Wood

The refined elegance of the Japanese minimalism is combined with GTV's bentwood history by the designer Nendo in order to bentwood in a contemporary light. A rigorous and poetic approach has been distilled by the essence of bentwood design research.  In the Single Curve design, the steam-bent wood expresses only one structural detail, which draws the attention to each element of the Single Curve Collection: a low table, a dining table, and stools in three or four legs versions.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 29 1/4"  D 37 1/2"  W 78 3/4"
Materials: Dining table.  Bentwood beechwood base.  Glass top.

Nendo Single Curve Dining Table By Gtv

The name of the Trabant 2 Ceiling Lamp translates as “satellite”, as its shape and design are reminiscent of the moon. The fixture has won many awards for its unique design, such as the iF Product Design Award in 2008.
The designer's intention was to forego the mechanical compaction of the concrete in making of the lamp. Instead, the concrete is poured by hand and also compacted, so that the very smooth spherical surface is irregularly penetrated by blowholes and air pockets. This different, lively surface quality of the individual concrete bodies makes each one a unique luminaire.
A concrete ball hangs on a thin wire rope, on the underside of which a segment through a high-quality glass lens (matt or clear) with surprising, precise and almost lively - with his lights Joachim Manz creates haunting plays of light that dissolve the boundaries between form and space.
Dimensions: Diameter 6 1/4"  Length 118 3/4"
Materials:  Ceiling lamp.  Pigmented concrete with a matte or clear lens.  Consecutively numbered and stamped with the TECNOLUMEN logo.
Maximum recommended wattage:  HAL 40W

Trabant 2 Ceiling Lamp By Tecnolumen

Lens

Adjustable

This unique table lamp was designed by Jacques Le Chevalier in France in 1908.
Handcrafted reproduction made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 14 1/4"  Depth 14 1/2"
Materials: Table lamp.  Completely hand built.  Structure in wrought iron painted by hand in dark anthracite with inside in white lacquered aluminum.  Individually numbered.
Recommended bulb:  75 watt - E27.

Le Chevalier Desk Lamp 1908

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The Suite Collection was introduced at the Milan Furniture Fair in 2017.  The range includes an armchair, a lounge chair, coffee tables and a table with a solid ash structure and a variety of tops.
The round table legs and supports are held together with metal rods that can be specified with a range of colors.  The top is available in glass or with a ceramic finish.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions:  H 30"  D 45 3/4"  W 86 3/4"
Solid ash and metal base with a lacquered finish.  Top in glass or ceramic.
Assembly required.

Suite Dining Table By Midj

Base

Joint

The upholstered version of the Banana Bentwood Stool, sometimes referred to as the Melnikov Cafe Stool , has become one of the most omnipresent designs of bentwood seen around the world.  Its sturdy construction,  comfortable curved back, and wide range of colors make it popular in homes, restaurants, and cafe worldwide.
The Banana Stool is constructed, one of the original factories set up by Michael Thonet in the 1800s.  The bentwood chair factory has been in continuous operation since its inception in 1861.  It is now just one of a handful of original bentwood chair factories left over.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions:
counter height - H 36 1/4"  D 18 1/2"  W 18 1/4"  SH  24"
bar height - H 42 1/4"  D 18 1/2"  W 18 1/4"  SH  30"
Materials: Bentwood stool. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish. Seat upholstered with fabric or leather.

Banana Bentwood Stool (upholstered) By Ton

Height

Seat

The Post Mundus Bentwood Chair was designed by Martino Gamper in 2012 for GTV.  Five pieces of bent wood make up the unique profile of Post Mundus.  The chair plays on the iconic lines of the historic Austrian brand. Irony and lightness transform the bentwood legs and the back into symmetric elements that are in constant dialogue with tradition: toying with mirrors multiplies the forms, evoking a visual ‘echo’ that magically enhances the bentwood.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 33 1/2"  D 21"  W 19 3/4"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair.  Beechwood frame with natural or lacquered finish. Plywood seat.
Minimum order of quantity 2.

Post Mundus Bentwood Chair By Gtv

The Hanahana Flower Stand by Driade was designed by Kazuyo Sejima and first introduced in 1999. The simplicity and freshness typical of the projects by Kazuyo Sejima are all in this poetic object: a slender tree whose branches rise to heaven like a prayer.‎  And with an offering of flowers.‎

Made in Italy by Driade.
Dimensions:  H 63"  D 10"  W 36 1/4"
Materials: Structure and base in mirrored stainless steel or stainless steel painted with polyester powder coat in burgundy or black.  The flower stand is equipped with 19 PVC removable ampules.

Hanahana Flower Stand By Driade

Furniture

The new Lasu Table, designed by Alexander Gufler, is a simple form perfect for many interiors thanks to the variability of the final finishing. The canted legs—whose shape references the Ton Merano collection—support a narrow veneered tabletop with a solid wood lip. These tables can be joined together and combined into larger units—for instance in dining halls, conference rooms, or offices.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions:
Small - H 30" D 35 1/2"  W 35 1/2"
Medium - H 30" D 35 1/2"  W 54 3/4"
Large - H 30" D 35 1/2"  W 63"
Materials:  Solid natural beechwood or oak.  Natural or stained.   Stackable 4 tables high.

Lasu Dining Table By Ton

The Armando Dining Table was designed by Studio Balutto Associati, one of Italy's leading industrial design studios.  Led by Adriano Balutto, this studio has created some of Italy's most successful designs for some of Italy's largest furniture factories including Pedrali, Domitalia, and Blifase.
In the Armando Dining Table design, much of Balutto's focus is on the elegant leg fitting. This fixed size table is available in five different sizes. The table is constructed with metal painted with durable epoxy paint ensuring years of enjoyment.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions:
H 30"  D 31 1/2"  W 31 1/2"
H 30"  D 35 1/2"  W 35 1/2"
H 30"  D 35 1/2"  W 63"
H 30"  D 39 1/2"  W 78 3/4"
H 30"  D 39 1/2"  W 114 1/4"
Materials: Metal top and legs.  30mm top thickness.
Minor assembly required.

Armando Dining Table By Midj

Introduced in 1850, the No. 4 Cafe Daum Bentwood Chair proved to be an instant success.  The chair was first ordered by the proprietor of the Cafe Daum in Vienna, a meeting place for foreign correspondents and members of the military.  The chairs were made of bent mahogany and laminated wood strips.  They later appeared in a slightly different form as Chair No. 4 in the company's catalogs. Michael Thonet's new cafe chairs were lightweight, elegant, strong, and were characterized by grace and fluidity of line which made them unique in European furniture of the period.
Through the years, many variations of the No. 4 Bentwood Chair were made.  This particular model is made at one of Michael Thonet's original factories located in the Czech Republic.  The factory still exists over 150 years after its inception creating bentwood in classic as well as contemporary styles.
In 1830, German cabinet maker Michael Thonet began experimenting with furniture made by bending wood that had been steamed into a soft and pliable state. Over the 20 years, Michael Thonet and his sons developed the processes and machines that would allow them to build bentwood furniture in unprecedented quantities. It was in this time period that he developed what has become thought of as the "traditional" Michael Thonet designed bentwood chair: one featuring a backrest and back legs made from a single piece, a rounded cane or laminated seat, and front legs. The output of Michael Thonet's factories was vast, due in part to his idea of designing separate pieces that would be combined to make a large number of models.
Michael Thonet stands out as a designer and pioneer both in mass production and in design, as he artistically explored the new forms and unique qualities of his newly invented technique.
Remarkably few changes have been necessary over the last 150 years. The factory still follows the 19th-century production methods developed by Michael Thonet to produce stylistically accurate, handsome, and sturdy bentwood chairs, stools, tables, and accessories.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 34 1/4"  D 21 3/4"  W 16 1/4"  Seat height 18 1/4"
Materials:  Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain.  Seat upholstered with fabric or leather.

August Thonet No. 4 Bentwood Side Chair (upholstered) By Ton

Vincenz Warnke was thinking quite literally when he designed his “BookLight”. The Booklight TLVW 96 Lamp shines pleasantly through the pages, which are made of semi-transparent plastic. A conceptually identical hanging lamp is also available.
Made in Germany by TECNOLUMEN.
Dimensions: Height 11 1/2" Width 8"
Materials:  White plastic lamp.  Stamped with the TECNOLUMEN logo.
Maximum recommended wattage:  E27 AGL 40W
Technical Datasheet

Booklight Table Lamp Tlvw 96 By Tecnolumen

Title

Josef Hoffmann was born in Austria in 1870. At the age of 17, Josef Hoffmann started studying classic architecture in Brunn. From there he studied architecture under Karl Freiherr von Hasenauer at the Academy of Fine arts in Vienna. At that time, von Hasenauer was one of Europe's most popular architects. After von Hasenauer's death, Otto Wagner, Europe's most famous 19th-century architect took over the class. Josef Hoffmann went onto work for Wagner later in his career. Two of Hoffmann's enduring furniture designs, the Hoffmann Cubus and Hoffmann Velvet Chair, have gone onto to be very popular into the 21st century.
The Josef Hoffmann Velvet Armchair was developed in 1911 for the "House Kohler." Josef Hoffmann based the Velvet Armchair design off of a previous design from the Palais Stoclet's vestibule in Brussels (1905-1911), and this piece represents an iteration of that model. The Velvet Loveseat we see here differs from that model primarily in how Josef Hoffmann was more liberal in his use of decorative border, in this case, the striped piping. This design also includes the derivations of the armchair and three seat sofa, as you see here.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 36 1/4"   D 32 1/4"   W 62 1/4"  SH 16"; ArH 26"
Material: Velvet upholstered two seat sofa with striped piping. Hardwood frame covered with expanded foam. Velvet available in a variety of colors.

Josef Hoffmann Velvet Loveseat

Material

The Zeus Dining Table is one of the most popular dining tables from the popular Italian factory Midj. The Zeus Dining Table was inspired by the simple, but genius refectory table used in ancient monasteries. The result is a modern and elegant restyling of the original model.  The Midj Zeus Dining Table maintains the structural wooden characteristics but increases the contemporary design which makes it suitable for dining rooms.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions:
(78")  H 30"  D 41 3/4"  W 78 3/4"
(98") H 30"  D 41 3/4"  W 98 1/2"
Materials: Wood or metal base. Wood or glass top.

Zeus Dining Table By Midj

The name of the DJM 08/18 Trabant 1 Ceiling Lamp translates as “satellite”, as its shape and design is reminiscent of the moon. The fixture has won many awards for its unique design, such as the iF Product Design Award in 2008.
The designer's intention was to forego the mechanical compaction of the concrete in making the lamp. Instead, the concrete is poured by hand and also compacted, so that the very smooth spherical surface is irregularly penetrated by blowholes and air pockets. This different, lively surface quality of the individual concrete bodies makes each one a unique luminaire.
A concrete ball hangs on a thin wire rope, on the underside of which a segment through a high-quality glass lens (matt or clear) with surprising, precise, and almost lively - with his lights Joachim Manz creates haunting plays of light that dissolve the boundaries between form and space.
Dimensions: Diameter 7"  Length 118 3/4"
Materials:  Ceiling lamp.  Pigmented concrete with a matte or clear lens.  Consecutively numbered and stamped with the TECNOLUMEN logo.
Maximum recommended wattage:  HAL 40W
Technical Datasheet

08/18 Trabant 1  Ceiling Lamp By Tecnolumen

The Gran Sasso Dining Table by Midj was designed by the Italian designer Andrea Lucatello in 2018.  In this fixed table design, Lucatello uses an organic shaped Baydur polymer for the base material to support either a ceramic or glass top.  The table base s uniquely accented vertically with narrow strips of Italian hide leather giving the Gran Sasso and very chic aesthetic.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions: H 30"  D 45 3/4"  W 86 3/4"
Materials: Baydur base with hide leather inserts.  Top in 15mm thick glass or 19mm thick ceramic.
Assembly required.

Gran Sasso Dining Table By Midj

Insert

This Max Ingrand Table Lamp is part of a reproduction series from this famed designer, glass worker, and decorator.  During Ingrand's career, he was responsible for a wide range of stained glass windows in churches throughout France between 1949 and 1969.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 20 1/2"  Diameter 15 3/4"
Materials: Table lamp.  Base in steel, shaped and chromed.  Diffuser in white Murano blown glass.  Metal frame in chromed steel.  Diffiuser is available in red, white,  or black.
Recommended bulb:  3 x 60 watt E14

Max Ingrand Table Lamp 04

The Bergamo Bentwood Chair series was designed by the German designer Tom Kelly. The backrest of the Bergamo Bentwood Chair, with its simple visual style, is made of bent plywood. Various wood shades and upholstery can be applied.
The Bergamo Bentwood Chair, along with Cortina bentwood chair, is stackable up to 4 chairs high, which makes it one of the most popular Ton chairs in restaurants.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 32 3/4"  D 20"  W 19"  SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish. Seat in wood veneer.  Stacks 4 high.
Minimum 2 chairs per order.

Bergamo Bentwood Chair Veneer Seat By Ton

The Gebruder Thonet Stocksessel is a historical re-edition with all the charm of past times. The Stocksessel can be a walking stick or folding stool made from bent beech wood with a woven cane seat connecting the three curved legs. The swan’s neck handle also provides a backrest.
Legend has it that the Empress Elizabeth of Austria purchased one of these on the famous Strauchgasse, the historical shopping street in Vienna, and it never left her side once throughout her travels around Europe. And today Princess Sissi’s favorite walking stick is available in several new colors.  A must-have for any bentwood enthusiast!
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions:
open - Seat Height 21 1/4"  Depth 9 1/4"  Width 17 1/2"
closed - Height 34"  Width 9 1/4" Depth 1 1/2" (approx)
Materials: Beechwood.  Walking stick with a woven cane seat.  2.2 lbs.
Minimum order of quantity 2.

Gebruder Thonet Stocksessel By Gtv

In Japanese culture, the tree represents a man who lives in harmony with nature.  Rooted in the ground and open to the gifts of the heavens.  Also inspired by this superior balance, with its perfectly corresponding ideas, the Fork Table by Lapalma pays homage to a combination of skilled Italian craftsmanship and Japanese minimalism.  Thanks to its legs with an aluminum coupling and modular parts in various materials, the Laplama Fork Table is part of a system, available in a vast range of shapes and heights, ideal for the office and the home.
Made in Italy by Lapalma.
Dimensions:
23" - Height  29"  Base width 19" Top diameter 23 1/2"
27" - Height  29"  Base width 19" Top diameter 27 1/2"
31" - Height  29"  Base width 19" Top diameter 31 1/2"
Materials: Table with a base composed of aluminum drawn tube with elliptical section and connection in die-cast powder-coated aluminum.  Legs veneered in wood or powder coated with adjustable feet in nylon. Top in three different sizes with several different finishes.
Call for pricing of 27" & 31".

Fork P120 Table By Lapalma

The K6 Trolley by Tecta features a metal frame with removable wooden trays.  The K6 was designed for Tecta by Christian Hass.
Christian Haas, born in Germany in 1974, founded his studio in 2000.  Since then, he has been designing products in various disciplines - from furniture and lights to porcelain, glass, and accessories. His design approach combines simplicity and elegance, he describes his aesthetic attitude with subtlety, emotionality, longevity, and uniqueness.

Made in Germany by Tecta.
Dimensions:  H 37"  Dia 17 3/4"
Materials:  Trolley.  Frame black powder coated round tube on wheels.  Frame optionally finishes in chrome.  Handle and three removable trays in natural oak, black lacquered oak, or walnut.

K6 Trolley By Tecta

Trays

The Lybra Dining Table by Driade was designed by Elliott Littman in 1996.  This elegant suspension table is constructed with a painted steel structure of bars that are visible through the 1/2" clear glass top.  Two sizes of this architectural piece are available.
Made in Italy by Driade.
Dimensions:
106" - H 38.3"  D 47.2"  W 106.3"
127" - H 38.3"  D 56.7"  W 127.5"
Materials: Silver gray painted steel structure.  1/2" tempered glass top.

Lybra Dining Table By Driade

The Cugino Dining Table by Driade was designed by Enzo Mari in 1973.  The table has been in production since then.  The simplicity of the structure has made this piece recognized as a contemporary classic among many of Mari's other designs that are also considered timeless treasures.
The Cugino Table is available in a variety of glass sizes in either round or square.
Dimensions:  Height 28.3"  Available in round and square sizes.
Materials: Dining table.  Base in black anthracite steel with tempered .47" thick glass.

Cugino Dining Table By Driade

This handmade Italian reproduction of an art deco desk lamp originally designed in 1925.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 17"  Dia 12 1/2"
Materials: Desk lamp.  Base in solid steel, shaped and chrome plated.  Stem in chrome plated calendered brass.  Shade in aluminum - white inside, black outside.
Recommended bulb: 2 x 40 watt - E14 bulb

Art Deco Desk Lamp

The design studio Zenolicht designed the Afrique WLZ 92 Wall Lamp for TECNOLUMEN in 1992. Depending on the glass (red or blue), the Afrique Lamp adds an air of colorful mystery to the wall and room.
The glass color lets you adjust the lighting as you wish to complement your surroundings (the glass itself can’t be seen when the lamp is mounted).
Made in Germany by TECNOLUMEN.
Dimensions: H 24 1/2"  D 4"  W 6 1/4"
Materials:  Wall lamp. Polished stainless steel, blue or red glass, with dimmable electronic transformer. Each lamp consecutively numbered and bears the logo of TECNOLUMEN.
Maximum recommended wattage:  2 x 35W Halogen
Technical Datasheet

Afrique Wlz 92 Wall Lamp By Tecnolumen

Glass

After the Red-Blue Chair, the Berlin Chair is one of Gerrit Rietveld’s most iconic works. He designed the Berlin Chair for the 1923 ‘Juryfreie Kunstschau’ in Berlin. As only the original scale model of the chair survives, it is unclear whether the chair was actually exhibited as a furniture piece at the time. In 1960, Rietveld designed two new versions of the chair for the boardroom of the National Academy of Visual Arts in Amsterdam. A cushion was added to the second version and the chairman’s chair had a higher back.
Rietveld's Berlin Chair is made of solid oak or beech panels, which are varnished in such a way that the structure of the wood remains visible.
Made in The Netherlands by Spectrum Design.
Dimensions: H 39 1/2"  D 28 1/4"  W 22 1/2"  Seat height 17 3/4"  Arm height 27 1/2"
Materials: Lacquered solid oak.  Beechwood panels. Authentic "Rietveld Original" provided with a chip and product number.