The Atatlas Table was designed by the famed contemporary Italian designer Marcello Ziliani in 2009.  Similar to the form of the Greek mythological Titan who was sentenced to hold the Earth on his shoulders, Atatlas' base is constructed at an angle.  Atatlas' strong fiberglass frame is available in glossy black or white with a variety of tops from which to choose.    The Casprini Atatlas Table is available in round or oval size.
Made in Italy by Casprini.
Dimensions: H 29 1/2" Dia 55 1/4" (round version) or H 29 1/2" D 47 1/4" W 78 3/4" (oval version)
Materials: Dining table with fiberglass frame lacquered glossy white or black.  Top in clear glass, anthracite or acid white glass.

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Atatlas Table By Casprini

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Dining Tables

Faithful to the aspect of the original prototype of the Grand Model of Le Corbusier Grand Confort, the Grand Confort Soft underlines the contrast between the softness of the seat and the rigidity of the metal structure. Whereas the LC2 and LC3 Grand have firm and tailored cushions, the LC3 Soft will take on a less formal appearance of "broken-in luxe." The construction of the prototype certainly had handicraft characteristics, which only after 1959 could be adapted to the requirements of large-scale production.
The two and three-seater models based on the design of the Grand Confort cannot in actual fact be attributed to Le Corbusier, who had conceived an armchair suited to satisfy the physical standard of an individual and had refused Heidi Weber's request to extend the original design to a sofa. It was not until the end of the 1960s that the first models of sofas inspired by the Grand Confort appeared on the market.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 30"  D 30"  W 41"; SH 16 1/2"
Materials: Grand Confort Soft upholstered armchair with polished chrome or matte black tubular frame. Cushions stuffed with foam and goose down. Upholstered with leather or fabric.

Le Corbusier Grand Confort Soft Lounge Chair (lc3)

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Lounge Chairs

The sturdy construction, comfortable curved back, and a wide range of colors make the Banana bentwood stool, sometimes referred to as the Melnikov Cafe Stool, popular in homes, restaurants, and cafes worldwide.  Using traditional wood bending techniques, the Banana bentwood stool is made by a historically significant bentwood factory in the Czech Republic, Ton. Ton has been in continual operation making beautiful bentwood furniture for over 150 years.
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 in wood veneer.

Banana Bentwood Stool By Ton

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This redesign of the traditional Mackintosh Gateleg Table into a folding/extending dining table was allegedly conceived for the country home of W. J. Basset Lowke, who apparently rejected the design. This Mackintosh Gateleg Table was never produced during his lifetime. With its Mackintosh good looks and versatility, it is a great table for apartment dwellers or others who need multiple uses from single pieces.
Manufactured in Italy.
Dimensions: Closed: W 22.5"  D 49 1/4"  H 29 1/2" |  Extended: W 70"  D 49 1/4"  H 29 1/2"
Materials: Folding table made of ashwood. Lacquered black.
Seats: Up to 6

Charles Rennie Mackintosh Gate Leg Folding Table

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Tables & Desks

The Flower Lounge Chair is one of Sandro Santantonio's most unique designs.  Similar to his Daisy Chair, Santantonio uses the inspiration of a flower petal in this organic design.  The Flower Lounge Chair is comfortable, solid and dominates a room. It is one of Italy's finest contemporary designs using hidden steel to create a chair that is seemingly fragile, yet ultra-strong.
The Flower Lounge Chair is suitable for residential as well as commercial space.
Made in Italy by Giovannetti.
Dimensions: H 33 1/2"  D 33 1/2"  W 37 1/2"  SH 17"
Materials:  Steel frame.  Padding in shape-retaining polyurethane in high density.  Covered in Dacron and protective lining. Oval steel base in silver.  Removable cover.

Flower Lounge Chair By Giovannetti

Fabric

The Saarinen Tulip Table is a great addition to any room in the house.  Bauhaus 2 Your House offers a wide range of coffee, dining height, and side tables.  Clients use Saarinen Tables for everything from dining to desking, from lounge to reception areas.  The 29" x 47" Saarinen Table is especially popular as it is small enough to fit into most spaces, accommodates 3-5 people, and has a unique and beautiful oval design.
Introduced in 1957, Eero Saarinen’s revolutionary Pedestal Series reshaped the furniture world on several levels.  His use of modern materials was as cutting edge as the Saarinen Tables were for the mid 20 th century.
This oval tulip dining Saarinen Tulip Table has an epoxy lacquered cast aluminum base in white, black, or silver. The Saarinen Table base is treated with a clear protective finish to resist scratches, stains, and scuffs. Saarinen Table stone tops are protected with a natural wax finish.
Made in Italy.
In-stock in white laminate.  Saarinen tables are available in a variety of other tops.
Dimensions: Height 28 1/4"  Width 29 1/2"  Length 47 1/4"
Materials: Saarinen tulip table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of laminate, marble, or ceramic top.  White, black, and silver bases are available in a glossy or matte finish.
Seats: 3-5

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Oval Dining 29 X 47 Inch

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The Marcel Breuer Tea Cart (model B54) first appeared in the form of a prototype in a photograph dated 1928. The Marcel Breuer cart was first shown in public in 1930 at the Salon des Artiste Decorateurs where Breuer designed an "apartment for a boardinghouse/hotel" as a representative of Deutscher Werkbund. The cart made another public appearance in 1932 when Marcel Breuer designed a house for the Berlin-Bau Austellung known as the "House for Sportsmen."
In 1935 the cart disappeared altogether in favor of other rather ordinary models with smaller wheels and no attribution. The trolley with three disk wheels appears in a photo of 1932 as an accessory in the kitchen of the Harnischmacher House I, in Wiesbaden. The disk-wheel trolley made its last appearance in the Highgate apartment for Mrs. Ventris, designed by Breuer in partnership with Francis Reginald York. The trolley is in the collection of MOMA and also shown at Neue Galerie, New York, New York.
Marcel Breuer was first inspired to work with tubular steel during his first few weeks at the Bauhaus- Dessau.  After purchasing an Adler bicycle, he was amazed at how strong and light the tubular steel could be.  After examination of the bent handlebars, he wondered why furniture could not be made of the same material.  Shortly thereafter he went directly to a tubular steel manufacturer and purchased various lengths of steel tube to experiment with.  This experiment eventually led to the development of his first lounge chair known as the Wassily.
Manufactured in Italy by Matrix International.
Dimensions: H 31 1/2" x D 20" x W 40"
Materials: Serving cart with chrome-plated tubular steel frame. Tops in black or white pressurized laminate, matte or glossy lacquered MDF, or wood veneer. The motion of the front wheel may cause a slight inclination of the surface.

Marcel Breuer B54 Cart

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Women

The Magistretti Bentwood Chair was designed in 2003 by Vico Magistretti.  In this unique and elegant design, Magistretti uses a solid beech structure with round section curved elements in the armrest and backrest areas. The seat is comprised of a sculpted once piece curved plywood beechwood seat shell.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 32 3/4"  D 31 1/4"  W 23"  SH 18 1/2"
Materials: Bentwood chair.  Beechwood frame with a natural, stained or lacquered finish. Hide leather over a bent plywood seat.

Magistretti 03 01 Bentwood Chair (hide Version) By Gtv

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The No. 811 steam-bent solid beechwood chair was designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1925. The timeless and modern design gives the chair No. 811 outstanding comfort and lightness.  The 811 bentwood chair is available with its seat and backrest in woven cane, and with or without arms.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 32 1/2"  D 19"  W 17 1/2"  SH 18 1/2"
Materials: Bentwood chair.  Beechwood frame with a natural, stained or lacquered finish.  Woven cane seat and back.
Minimum order of quantity 2.

Joseph Hoffmann No 811 Bentwood Side Chair By Gtv

Accent Chairs

The Bolle Chair was designed by Sergio Giobbi in 2008 for Giovanetti.  The Bolle Chair is fun, comfortable, functional and dynamic. The chair works great in a family room, kids room, or a lounge setting.
Sergio Giobbi is one of Italy's most experienced designers.  He has been responsible for many high profile architectural projects, such as the Piazza Beccaria in Florence.  He has also had an extensive career in industrial design creating lamps, chairs, kitchens tables and vehicles for some of Europe's most famous companies.
Made in Italy by Giovannetti.
Dimensions:  H 28 3/4"  D 32 3/4"  W 32 3/4"  SH 15 3/4"
Materials:  Polyurethane foam over an internal metal structure.  Wood base with PVC feet. Upholstered with fabric or leather.

Bolle Chair By Giovannetti

Eileen Gray opened a furniture showroom space in Paris in 1922 (Galerie Jean Desert, named after a fictitious male "owner" and a trip to the desert) at 217 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore to exhibit and sell her work. The gallery boasted a chic clientele including Vicomte de Noailles and the couturier Elsa Schiaparelli. There she sold her tubular metal furniture and lacquered pieces, as well as accessories, such as carpets. This Eileen Gray Folding Table, known as the Jean Table, was part of the collection.
Eileen Gray, the designer of this folding table, was fairly neglected for most of her career but is now regarded as one of the most influential 20th-century designers and architects. Famous for classics such as the Bibendum Chair, which typifies Gray's opulent take on the stark modernist aesthetic, she has earned the recognition she so deserved.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 28 1/4"  D 25 1/4"  W 25 1/4" - 50 1/4"
Materials: Folding table with base in chrome plated tubular steel. Black or white laminate top.

Eileen Gray Square Folding Table

Born in France in 1895, Jean Michel Frank became one of Paris' most significant designers. Influenced at an early age by artisans throughout Paris, his classic style of interior design developed quickly.
Jean Michel Frank's lounge pieces are comprised of elegant, luxurious clean lines. The use of simple square and block shapes in his lounge pieces create a rich and powerful statement.
The Jean Michel Frank Armchair was believed to be created in 1930 and was only verifiable in photographs of interiors that he created. Jean Michel Frank never considered mass production and as a result never took authorship of his designs, including this armchair. Despite that fact, Jean Michel Frank would exert influence on the taste of the period, and that his reinterpretation of existing designs characterized them to a point that they seemed his own.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 31 1/2"   D 34 3/4" W 35"; SH 17"; ArH 23 1/2"
Materials: Upholstered armchair with foam covered hardwood frame and walnut base.

Jean Michel Frank Armchair

The Mies van der Rohe MR100 Lounge Chair takes advantage of the aesthetic qualities of tubular steel, a supposedly utilitarian material while exuding luxury through the contrast between padded leather and the minimalism of its chrome frame.  Designed in 1931, it uses a similar design as the other chairs in the MR series.  The cantilever frame was reinforced giving the chair strength and comfort at the same time.  The continuous closed tubular frame is a feature seen in many Mies van der Rohe furniture pieces and from other masters of the Bauhaus including Gropius and Breuer.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 37 1/2"  D 47 1/4"  W 23 1/2"  SH 16"
Materials: Upholstered chaise with undeformable foam cushions and tubular chrome frame.

Mies Van Der Rohe Mr 100 Chaise Lounge Chair

This Breuer bookcase represents one of the most anomalous designs in the designer's portfolio. The tubular steel is discontinuous and touches the ground with two molded ends, cut and closed with a disk surmounting the section. Designed between 1930 and 1931, it was originally produced in Switzerland in 1930 and sold in Zurich and Basel in the modern furniture stores owned by Sigfried Gideon, Werner Moser, and Rudolf Graber. In 1933 it was included in the collection designed by Breuer for Wohnbedarf.
Some of the earliest pictures of Marcel Breuer’s bookshelf system come from the Lewin House in Berlin, Germany from 1930.  In the early designs, Breuer’s bookshelf systems had as many shelves as he felt were necessary for space.  One area of the Lewin House study had 9 shelves reaching all the way to the ceiling, where another wall had only 5 shelves going half way up the wall.  Each of the units was supported by tubular steel and lacquered wood.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 55 1/2"   D 18 1/2"   W 65"
Materials: Four shelves in marine plywood covered in wood veneer or white or black high-pressure laminate. Frame in chrome plated tubular steel.

Marcel Breuer Four Shelf Bookcase

Bookcases

The Michael Thonet No. 24 and No. 25 Bentwood Chairs show off the exquisite craftsmanship of Czech bentwood artisans.  Using multiple pieces of steam bentwood and historical manufacturing methods, TON's reproduction of the B24 and B25  bentwood chairs are as beautiful now as they were over 100 years ago.
Through the years, many variations of the B24 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 the mid-19 th century, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was moving from a farm economy to an industrial economy.  The timing was perfect for a light, durable and inexpensive chair.  Mass production and standardized product were in great need, and Michael Thonet knew how to fill this need.
Within 3 years of the opening of Gebruder Thonet’s second bentwood production plant in Koritschan, more production was needed.  Production of 200 bentwood chairs per day by 300 workers was insufficient to meet the world’s need for the small range of chairs, including the A14 bentwood chair.  The company decided to add capacity at Bistritz, the location of the modern-day Ton bentwood plant.  By the end of the first year, 20,000 bentwood chairs had been made, primarily the A14 bentwood chair.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 30 1/4"  D 19"  W 21 1/4"  SH 18 1/4"  ArH 28 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish.  Seat in wood veneer.

Michael Thonet No. 24 Bentwood Chair By Ton

The Wiener Stuhl (Viennese Chair) Bentwood Chair with Cane Seat by GTV is a simplified design that creates an elegant, comfortable, popular sit.  The Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Chair epitomizes the minimalism of Gebrüder Thonet Vienna design with its simple, clear-cut lines. The bentwood structure has an all-embracing simplicity and is formed from just a few elements in steam bent solid beech. The backrest and the back legs are molded from a single piece of wood. The Gebruder Thonet Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Armchair is also available with various different seats: woven cane, beech plywood (with or without perforations), or padded and upholstered in leather or fabric to match the backrest.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 30 1/2"  D 22 1/2"  W 20 1/2"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood armchair.  Beechwood frame with a natural, stained or lacquered finish. Woven cane seat.

Gebruder Thonet Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Armchair With Cane Seat By Gtv

Arm Chairs

This armchair is the derivation of a model designed by Frank for Madame Cerf's apartment. The armchair with the arched back was widespread in the 1930s, but Frank's version stands out due to the arch of the back coming down to the center of the armrest.
Born in France in 1895, Jean Michel Frank became one of the Paris' most significant designers. Influenced at an early age by artisans through Paris, his classic style of interior design developed quickly.  Jean Michel Frank's lounge pieces are comprised of elegant, luxurious clean lines. The use of simple square and block shapes in his lounge pieces create a rich and powerful statement.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 37"   D 31 1/2"   W 32 3/4"
Materials: Armchair with hardwood frame covered with expanded foam and polyester fiber. Cushions in foam and down. Covered in leather.

Jean Michel Frank Born Club Chair

Marcel Breuer was not the inventor of the cantilevered tubular steel chair. That credit goes to Mart Stam. He is, however, responsible for developing and refining the possibilities, of which his Cesca Armchair is one. The Cesca Chair is very simple in form, yet quite comfortable and exemplary in its use of the Bauhaus design philosophy. Bauhaus furniture design was based on the premise that it was necessary to develop new and radically different forms for the pieces of furniture that would be in the modern home. The cantilevered form shown here in steel, beech, and cane is now so familiar that it is hard to imagine the shock of seeing a chair without back legs, formed from a continuous loop of chrome-plated steel.
Marcel Breuer introduced his first cantilever chair in 1928. These initial cantilever chairs were similar to chairs introduced to Mart Stam a year earlier. The development of the Cesca chair (B32) was different. By using wood in the seat and the back, less tubular steel would have to be used. This early combination of wood and steel was unique. Caning the seat and the back would make reference to earlier Michael Thonet bentwood chairs that were still quite popular in the 1920s. The use of modern materials added an aesthetically pleasing accent to the chair.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions:  H 32 3/4"   D 20 3/4"   W 24"   SH 18 1/4"   AH 27 1/2"  (Seat: 18.5" W x 16.5" D)
Material: Steel tubular structure, chromium-plated or lacquered. Seat and back in inset natural cane with natural or black beech edge. Fully assembled.

Marcel Breuer Cesca Cane Armchair

The 3D design of Tonon's River Side Lounge Chair gives the product a particular touch. This lounge chair gives a pleasant sensation of softness and comfort, is very easy to move, and is waterproof thanks to its compact external polyurethane surface.
The material called Soft Touch Polyplus is a bi-component molded polyurethane. The product obtained in the mold is formed by a core in soft, flexible polyurethane and an external polyurethane skin that is colored, compact and elastic. The material is extremely resistant, waterproof and fire retardant. No inner metal structure is required. This non-toxic and 100% hygienic material can be used also outdoor.
Made in Italy by Tonon.
Dimensions: H 17 1/4"  D 19 1/4"  W 19 1/4
Materials: Self-supporting frame.  Shell in integral polyurethane foam in low density "soft touch plus".

River Side Lounge Chair By Tonon

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Marcel Breuer designed the Cesca Chair in 1928 with the interest of comfort in mind. He chose to use one continuous steel tube in a cantilever style, a style that many designers at the time were using, including Mart Stam and Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe. He rounded the front edge of the Cesca seat so as not to cut into the sitter's legs. Breuer's version with a beech wood seat and back was nevertheless a brilliant solution to the structural stiffness of a cantilever frame. The chair was named "Cesca" as a tribute to Breuer's daughter Francesca.
The Cesca was never patented, notes a 1991 New York Times article. "While Breuer signed a contract with Knoll Group, his design has always been in the public domain," said the group's vice president of design at the time. Marcel Breuer, the designer of the Cesca Cane Chair, is considered one of the fathers of Modernism. During his career, he was an architect, teacher and furniture designer. As a student and teacher at the Bauhaus School, Breuer focused on the integration of technology, materials, and art.
Many of Marcel Breuer’s first furniture designs were used at the Bauhaus-Dessau. The tubular steel B1 was used as ganged theater seating. The Laccio nesting tables, that are still popular today, were initially used as stools, in the building’s canteen. Tubular steel side chairs were used throughout the building, though most of them were never put into mass production.
Made by Italy's last producer of the Cesca, this is a particularly high value at a great price.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 31 3/4"   D 19 1/2"   W 18 1/2"   SH 18 1/4"   (Seat: 18.5" W x 16.5" D)
Material: Steel tubular structure, chromium-plated. Seat and back in inset natural cane with natural or stained beech edge.  Fully assembled.
In stock with black lacquered frame and woven cane seat/back.

Marcel Breuer Cesca Cane Side Chair

The Question Mark Chair by Tonon is perhaps their most famous design.  The chair has been nominated or won more design awards than any other chair in their line.  Designed by Stefan Heiliger in 2008, the Question Mark Chair has become a design favorite of interior designers and architects around the world.
The Question Mark Chair's unique shape has a certain aspect of modernism to it while being comfortable and completely functional as a dining or visitor chair.  The continuous curve is supported throughout with steel providing a durable and interesting design you can enjoy for years.
Made in Italy by Tonon.
Dimensions:  H 32 3/4"  D 25 1/2"  W 30"  SH 18 1/2"
Materials:  Injected foam shell with inner supporting steel frame and elastic belts.    360-degree swivel with memory return. Base in brushed stainless steel.

Question Mark Chair By Tonon

Dining Chairs

In true Bauhaus style, the CC series of stools by Tecta is a minimalists dream.  Using a rod of steel, designer Joop Couwenberg created this cantilever stool that is available in three sizes.
Made in Germany by Tecta.
Dimensions:
Low: H 19"  D 16 1/2"  W 15 1/4"
Medium: H 25 1/2"  D 19 1/4"  W 19"
High: H 31 1/2"  D 19 1/4"  W 19"
Materials:  Black powder-coated steel frame.  Seat upholstered with fabric, leather or with handmade cork signed and numbered by the designer, Joop Couwenberg.

Cc2 Stool By Tecta

Stools

The Wiener Stuhl (Viennese Chair) Bentwood Chair with a closed back by GTV is a simplified design that creates an elegant, comfortable, popular sit.  The Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Chair epitomizes the minimalism of Gebrüder Thonet Vienna design with its simple, clear-cut lines. The bentwood structure has an all-embracing simplicity and is formed from just a few elements in steam bent solid beech. The backrest and the back legs are molded from a single piece of wood.
The Gebruder Thonet Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Armchair is available with various different seats: woven cane, beech plywood (with or without perforations), or padded and upholstered in leather or fabric to match the backrest.
The Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Armchair was designed by Gebruder Thonet in 1904.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 30 1/2"  D 22 1/2"  W 20 1/2"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood armchair.  Beechwood frame with a natural, stained or lacquered finish. Seat and back upholstered in fabric or leather.

Gebruder Thonet Wiener Stuhl Bentwood Armchair With Closed Back By Gtv

The Artifort Balans is a series of three beautiful little tables. "Balans complements the Artifort collection perfectly," says designer Kodi Feiz. "Balans has a design aesthetic that explores different colors, materials, and finishes. You can use Balans as a stand-alone coffee table or create a colorful collection of tables in your living room, which is an interesting alternative to using a bigger table. Balans will also look great in your bedroom as a classic side table for your bedside reading lamp.’
Made in Holland by Artifort.
Dimensions:
small - Height 12 3/4"  Diameter 19 3/4"
medium - Height 15 3/4"  Diameter 17 3/4"
large - Height 18 1/4"  Diameter 15 3/4"
Materials: Steel base and top with textured powder coat finish.  Wood post with transparent lacquer, opaque lacquer, or oiled oak fnish.  Ships unassembled.
For assembly instructions, please follow this YouTube video link.

Balans Table By Artifort

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Coffee Tables

The Number 15 "Stand By" Bentwood Coat Stand by Ton is one of the famed pieces from Michael Thonet's original sales catalogs dating back to the mid-1800s. Seen in homes, restaurants, and cafes around the world, the No. 15 Bentwood Coat Stand is the perfect accessory for any entranceway.
By 1885, bentwood furniture pieces had become highly specialized serving a vast array of markets.  Specialty catalogs for theaters, hospitals, and restaurants were distributed adding to the Thonet family’s reach.  A variety of bentwood coat racks can be seen throughout Michael Thonet's catalogs.  The No. 15 though is perhaps the most enduring of all of these bentwood accessory designs.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 74 3/4"  D 23 3/4"  W 23 3/4"
Materials:  Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish.

Michael Thonet 15 Stand By Bentwood Coat Rack By Ton

Coat Racks

The Apelle Stool was designed in 2013 by the Spanish designer Beatriz Sempere. With the use of high resistance steel and thick hide leather, Sempere was able to create a complete series of modernist seating.
The complete Apelle family includes a side chair, lounge chair, ottoman, stools, and a table.  The Apelle series is comfortable enough for home use but has been tested for commercial use.
The Apelle Stool is available in either a bar or counter height.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions:
Counter height - H 35 3/4"  D 20 1/4"  W 20 1/4"  SH 25 3/4"
Bar height - H 40"  D 20 1/4"  W 20 1/4"  SH 29 1/2"
Materials:  Steel frame with lacquer or plated finish. Seat in Italian hide leather.
In stock: Chrome frame / white hide leather in counter or bar height.

Apelle Stool By Midj

This Pierre Chareau Sofa was originally designed in 1923 for the set of Marcel L'Herbier's film "L'inhumaine". In 1925 it was also seen in the film "La Vertige," another film of L'Herbier. The Chareau Sofa became one of the most distinctive pieces in the Maison de Verre (the home and office of Dr. and Mrs. Dulsace) along with the corresponding chair. The structure was originally covered in velvet and stuffings were covered in leather or tapestries. This sofa represents the modern version of the French 19th century "canape a confident", since, with its round sides, it invites the two sitting persons to converse looking directly at one another. The Chareau Armchair was used for the small blue room of the Maison de Verre.
Pierre Chareau was born in Bordeaux in 1883. As early as 1900 he began his artistic career as a student of the famous Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris where he focused on architecture and design. By the 1920's he was already known in the design world for his complex structures and innovative use of architectural space. Chareau began to explore an interest in Cubist space by the mid-1920s, and soon after his designs became highly sculptural. He is known for his use of combining materials such as lightly hammered steel, unpolished metals, and rich mahogany.
Manufactured In Italy
Dimensions: H 28"  D 32 1/4"  W 76 1/4"
Materials: Two seat sofa with a hardwood frame covered with expanded foam. Upholstery in a variety of colors.

Pierre Chareau Sofa

Sofas

The Marcel Breuer K40 Table was designed between 1927 and 1928. It utilizes the same shapes and forms commonly seen throughout other Breuer tables. The Breuer K40 Sofa Table is one of Breuer's most elegant table designs. Breuer was a pioneer and quickly became a master, at using tubular steel. The K40 Table is a fine example of Breuer's ability to bend tubular steel into a useful object for the home.
In the 1930s, Breuer left Germany to go to England and eventually came to the United States where he taught with Walter Gropius at Harvard's School of Architecture.
Breuer started his own architectural studio in New York in 1941. There he developed a number of residential furniture designs. By the 1950s, he was designing large commercial buildings. One of his most iconic designs during this period of his career was the UNESCO headquarters in Paris.
Made in Germany by Tecta.  A licensed reproduction of Bauhaus Designs by Tecta is approved by the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin and carry the Signet "Original Bauhaus Modell" designed by Oskar Schlemmer at The Bauhaus Weimar in 1922.
Dimensions: H 23 1/2" Dia. 31 1/2"
Materials: Frame nickel plated. 10mm crystal glass top.

Marcel Breuer K40 Sofa Table

Mies van der Rohe's Chaise Lounge was designed in 1931 but was not mass produced until 1977. The technology to chrome plate such a large furniture piece simply did not exist.
Mies van der Rohe was one of the leaders of the Modern Movement and is widely regarded as a master of furniture design.   Over a period of 50 years, Mies van der Rohe was responsible for many of the world’s most important designs in architecture, furniture, lighting, and modern design philosophy.  Such important designs as the Barcelona Pavilion, the Seagram Building in New York, and the Farnsworth House cemented his name as a legend of modern classic design.
Mies van der Rohe was born in 1886 in the German Rhineland.  He studied at the Domschule in Aachen from 1896 to 1899.  After leaving the school he started working for a number of businessmen and architects in Aachen.  Without a formal education, he started a practical education with Paul Behrens.  With Behrens, Mies received the opportunity to work on large projects, including the Allgemeine Elektrizitats-Gesellschaft Turbine Hall, and the German Embassy in St. Petersburg.
Manufactured in Italy.
Dimensions: H 31 1/2" x D 70 " x W 23 1/2"
Materials: Upholstered chaise with foam cushions and tubular chrome arms and frame.

Mies Van Der Rohe Mr Chaise Lounge

The Emeralite Lamp, or commonly referred to as the Banker Table Lamp, was first designed in 1909 but was developed through the first part of the 20th century. Many variations of the lamp exist as it is still a very popular desk and table lamp.
The Art Deco Banker's Lamp offered by Bauhaus2YourHouse is a spectacular rendition of this modern classic This handcrafted lamp features a base in polished brass casting and a shade hand blown on a wooden mold. Its ultra clean design and high quality assure years of enjoyment.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 15 3/4" W 11"
Materials: Polished brass base. Curved arm in brass. Murano blown shade in green glass with non-uniform color.
Recommended bulb: 60 watt - E14 bulb