Mies van der Rohe’s MR chairs were designed in 1927 for the Weissenholf housing development project along with Mart Stam’s cantilever chair.  The chair uses a small gauge tubular steel frame that retained a certain amount spring providing extra added comfort to the clean design.  The chairs are part of the MR series of seating that exhibits Mies van der Rohe’s first use of bent tubular steel in its design.  It is a marvelous example of Mies’ use of a single closed structural line.
Though an early version of this cantilever chair was available in the Bauhaus colors of red, blue or yellow, today’s reproductions are finished with polished chrome.
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.
This reproduction of Mies van der Rohe’s Cantilever Cane Chair (MR10) is carefully handcrafted in Tuscany, Italy.  Both the cane and hide leather version are finished in polished chrome.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 32 1/4"  D 31 1/4"  W 18 1/4"; SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Tubular chrome side chair with a cane seat and back. Shown here with the Breuer Cesca Table. This chair uses a woven natural rush cane or pith cane for its seat and back.  These natural materials are strong and durable.  Due to the nature o rush bark cane, there is color variation in the cane itself which is considered natural. Pith cane is round while the rush cane is a flat reed.  Rush cane is considered to be more durable, while pith is considered to be more beautiful.  Neither do well in dry conditions.  With proper care, cane chairs can last up to 25 years.
In stock in rush cane.

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Mies Van Der Rohe Cantilever Cane Chair

Cane

Chairs

Mario Bellini designed the "Cab" chairs in 1976. Cab chairs utilize a skeletal steel frame, enameled and covered with leather upholstery with saddle stitching, which epitomized high-end Italian leatherwork of the 1970s. Bellini designed the armchair version of the "Cab" chair utilizing the same removable Italian hide leather covering, further reinforcing his desire to showcase the Italian skill in leatherwork.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 31" x D 21" x W 25"; SH 17"; ArH 26 1/2"
Materials: Hide upholstered armchair on a steel frame.

Bellini Cab Armchair

Upholstery

Dining Chairs

The Arch Bentwood Table was designed by Front Design for GTV in 2014.  The three inclined support points, made of steam-bent beechwood, give movement and lightness to this bentwood coffee table that can be flexibly used in the various living areas. The top is available in a wood or a glass version, both surrounded by steam-bent beech edge. It expresses the company’s production, with a significant touch of modern taste.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions:  H 18 1/4"  Diameter 28 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood table with natural, stain or lacquered finish.  Wood top.

Arch Bentwood Coffee Table (wood Top Version) By Gtv

Wood

Coffee Tables

This MR Armchair was designed by Mies van Der Rohe at the Bauhaus in 1927.  Mies van der Rohe’s MR chairs were designed  for the Weissenholf housing development project.  The chair uses a tubular steel frame that retains spring providing extra added comfort to the clean design.  The chairs are part of the MR series of seating that exhibit Mies van der Rohe’s first use of bent tubular steel in its design.  The armchair is a stellar example of Mies’ use of a single closed structural line.
Though early version of this cantilever chair were available in the Bauhaus colors of red, blue or yellow, today’s reproductions are finished with polished chrome.
Mies van der Rohe was one of the leaders of the Modern Movement and is widely regarded as a master of modern classic 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 Tugendhat House, the Seagram Building in New York, and the Lange House cemented his name as a legend of modern classic design.
This reproduction of Mies van der Rohe’s Cantilever Armchair (MR20) is carefully hand crafted in Tuscany, Italy.  Both the cane and hide leather version are finished in polished chrome.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 32 1/4" D 30 1/4" W 21"; SH 18 1/2"; ArH 27"
Materials: Tubular chrome armchair with hide leather seat and back.

Mies Van Der Rohe Cantilever Armchair

Arm Chairs

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 attention to each element of the Single Curve Collection: a low table, a dining table, and stools in three or four legs versions.
The Nendo Single Curve Bentwood Stool was designed by Nendo in 2015.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions:
Counter stool: H 30 3/4"  D 16 1/2"  W 21 1/4"  SH 25 3/4"
Barstool: H 34 1/4"  D 16 1/2"  W 22 3/4"  SH 29 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood stool with natural, stained, or lacquered finish  Woven cane or plywood seat.
Minimum order of quantity 2.

Nendo Single Curve Bentwood Barstool By Gtv

Height

Seat

Bar & Counter Stools

The Marcel Breuer B114 Stool was first shown in the Thonet catalogs of the 1920s.  The Thonet company subsequently produced a variation of this stool and credited Emile Guillot with the design.
Marcel Breuer's first bent round tubular steel chair, the Wassily, was created in 1925 while he was head of the cabinet-making workshop at the Dessau Bauhaus.  By the 1930s, the craft of bending tubular steel was mainstream in the modernist movement.
This exquisite Breuer stool representing an important part of furniture design history works great in bars and kitchen areas.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 30 1/4"  Diameter 17"
Materials: Stool with chromed tubular steel frame. Seat in self-supporting expanded foam with non-removable covering in leather.

Marcel Breuer B114 Stool

Stools

The Saarinen Tulip Table is one of the most famous pieces of 20th-century furniture design. Created in 1957, this beautiful Saarinen table envelopes the thought and theory behind one of the 20th century's great architects. Constructed of cast aluminum, the Saarinen table flows from top to bottom and from side to side in a fluid exchange of lines. Saarinen used a variety of bases and tops for various interiors during his career. The Saarinen table shown here is a favorite as it can be used in a variety of spaces, but is most commonly used as a side table.
Eero Saarinen is recognized as one of the leaders of International Style.  His buildings and furniture have changed the American landscape forever.  Such famous projects as the TWA Terminal, Dulles International Airport, and the MIT Chapel are just a few of the innovative style that he brought to American architecture.
Our Saarinen Tables are a masterful reproduction of the original Saarinen table. Absolute attention is paid to the workmanship of the stone and base creating a modern classic meant to last for years. The Saarinen table base is available in matte white or black, glossy white or black, or matte silver. The Saarinen tabletop is available in a wide variety of stones and laminates, including the ever-popular white Carrara and black Marquina. Add this beautiful piece of Saarinen furniture to your home today.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 20"  Depth 15 3/4"  Width 23 3/4"
Materials: Saarinen Tulip Table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of laminate, marble, or porcelain top.  White and black bases available in a glossy or matte finish.
In stock with white Carrara marble (natural/glossy) top.

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Oval Side 16 X 24 Inch

Base Color

End Tables

The Pechino Dining Table by Midj is a creation from Kappa Design.  In this architectural dining table, the designers used four square tubular steel legs posed at a sharp angle to the tabletop.  It is a remarkable and highly functional design supporting a wooden or glass top.
The Pechino works well as a desk, dining table or meeting table.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions:
78" Version - H 29 1/2"  D 41 3/4"  W 78 3/4"
98" Version - H 29 1/2" D 41 3/4"  W 98 1/2"
Materials: Lacquered steel base. Wood veneer or glass top.
Minor assembly required.
In stock: 98" version, graphite base, solid walnut top.

Pechino Dining Table By Midj

Size

Base

Desks

The Saarinen Tulip Table is one of the most popular furniture pieces from this legendary designer. Introduced in 1957, this beautiful Saarinen Tulip Table envelopes the thought and theory behind one of the 20th century's great architects. Constructed of cast aluminum,  The Oval Saarinen Table shown here is very popular as it can be used in a variety of spaces but is most commonly used as a dining or small conference table.
Eero Saarinen was known for many design achievements during his career, especially as an industrial designer and architect. His buildings throughout the United States are still recognized as landmarks, such as the General Motors Technology Center and the Dulles Airport Terminal. Bauhaus2YourHouse is proud to offer customers the opportunity to experience the beauty and innovation of Saarinen's Tulip tables into their own homes.
Our Saarinen Tables are a masterful Italian reproduction of the original Saarinen pedestal table. Extreme attention is paid to the workmanship of the stone and base creating a modern classic meant to last for years. The table base is available in matte white or black, glossy white or black, or matte silver. The Saarinen tabletop is available in a wide variety of stones and laminates, including the ever-popular white Carrara and black Marquina. Add this beautiful piece of Saarinen furniture to your home today.
This oval tulip dining Saarinen Table has a tough 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. White or black laminate tops are also available.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 28 1/4"  Width 43 3/4"  Length 66 1/2"
Materials: Saarinen Tulip Table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of laminate, marble, or porcelain top.  White, black, and silver bases are available in a glossy or matte finish.

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Oval Dining 44 X 67 Inch

Tables & Desks

The Le Corbusier Basculant Sling Chair (LC1) is the best-known version of the reinterpretation of the British "officers chair". The Le Corbusier Basculant Sling Chair (LC1) was first exhibited at the Salon D' Automne in 1929 with such icons as the chaise lounge and the Grand Confort collection. The Le Corbusier Basculant Sling Chair (LC1) was designed in 1928 for the furnishing of a villa in the Ville d' Avray, and utilizes exposed structural elements with hide leather seat and back with banded armrests.
Le Corbusier was born Charles Edouard Jeanneret and is widely considered the most important Modernist chair designer in France. As a spirited advocate of Modernism, he created a range of chairs that express his ideas with great sophistication. The Le Corbusier Basculant Chair allows you to effortlessly adjust the reclining position for your guaranteed comfort.
Along with Walter Gropius, Mies Van der Rohe, and Theo Van Doesburg, Le Corbusier was the father of Modernism. Born Charles-Edouard Jeanneret in 1887 in Switzerland, Le Corbusier had a great interest in the visual arts at an early age. At age 23, he was an active designer and during the time in Berlin, met the famed Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe. It was a meeting that would have a vast impact on 20th-century design. During his career, Le Corbusier spent much of his efforts on designing buildings and environments for urbanism. His designs called for large blocks of cell-like individual apartments stacked one on top of the other, with plans that included a living room, bedrooms, and kitchen. Around this thought process, he designed entire cities.
Le Corbusier's impact on furniture continues to impact current design.
This LC1 is handcrafted by craftsmen in Tuscany, Italy.  Each component is carefully made to an exacting specification ensuring that you are receiving an accurate reproduction that you will be able to enjoy for years.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 26" x D 24 3/4" x W 23 1/2"; SH 15" x ArH 23"
Materials: Upholstered armchair with tubular frame. Chrome plated. Seat, back and armrests in hide leather.  Also available in pony.  Black leather and pony hide are in-stock. Colored leathers are factory direct.

Le Corbusier Basculant Sling Chair (lc1)

Lounge Chairs

Eero Saarinen designed the Tulip Stool as part of the tulip series in the 1950s at the peak of his career. He developed it as part of his designs for "organic furniture" with which he aimed to restore formal order to the interior setting. From his time working with Charles Eames, Saarinen aimed to design "organic furniture" -- that is, furniture in a single form made from a single material. The Tulip Stool is only one of a large group of furniture items that include the Tulip Chair, and a variety of Tulip Tables, from what he introduced as The Pedestal Group in 1956.
Saarinen's vision was to free the interior space from the "sea of legs" that he thought created visual clutter. While his ideal was to construct his individual Tulip pieces from a solitary piece of molded plastic, it was soon realized that it would be difficult to execute. Instead, he focused on the graceful form and made the sacrifice of having an aluminum base that was necessary for proper support.
Manufactured In Italy.
Dimensions: H 17 3/4" x dia 15 3/4" or H 30" x dia 17".
Materials: Stool with base in lacquered cast aluminum in white, black or grey. Cushion in expanded foam covered with fabric or leather.

Eero Saarinen Swivel Stool

Color

The Vienna 144 Bentwood Chair with a woven cane seat was designed by Gebruder Thonet in 1908.  It is an unusual classic that offers elegance and comfort. The new color variants of this bentwood chair evoke the ambiance of the café society.
The bentwood chair model was originally designed by Adolf Loos, with an austere steam bentwood beech design that slims the backrest and redesigns space.  The ring-shaped seat stabilizes the feet bent from a single piece of wood. The back legs and backrest have also been formed from a single piece of bentwood. The Vienna 144 bentwood chair is available with a wide range of different seats.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 37"  D 21 3/4"  W 15 1/4"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair.  Beechwood frame with a natural, stained or lacquered finish. Woven cane seat.
Minimum order of quantity 2.

Gebruder Thonet Vienna 144 Bentwood Chair (cane) By Gtv

The Sella Table from Tonon is a b istro and restaurant table with base and top in stained beechwood. Available in 3 different heights.  The Sella was designed by Peter Maly.
Dimensions:
small:  H 28 3/4"  D 23 3/4"  W 23 3/4"
medium: H 28 3/4"  D 35 1/2"  W 35 1/2"
large: H 41 1/2"  D 23 3/4"  W 23 3/4"
Materials: Solid beechwood frame with stain.  Aluminum details.  Square base in satin stainless steel.  Felt glides.  Top in veneered MDF with edges in solid beechwood.  Dining height and cocktail height

Sella Table By Tonon

Dining Tables

From the creative mind of Nathan Yong, a Singapore designer collaborating for the first time with GTV comes to life the Majordomo, a refined multi-functional piece which showcases Yong’s personal style, minimal design with Eastern vibes. Designed for the bedroom, but also suitable in refined contract spaces, Majordomo, as its name which translates as ‘the Butler’ suggests, is entirely at your service. It is a coat hanger which doubles as a handy clothes and footwear stand, but not only that: for maximum comfort, one can even sit on it to put shoes on more easily.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 35 1/2"  D 24"  W 24"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood clothes valet with woven cane seat and storage shelf.  Beechwood with a stained finish.

Majordomo Bentwood Clothes Valet By Gtv

Seating Furniture

In 1919 Eileen Gray began designing the decor for the apartment on rue de Lota of Madame Mathieu Levy, a successful hat designer who worked under the name of Suzanne Talbot. This commission is generally considered the turning point of Gray's career. The preceding period was characterized by the use of luxurious materials and somewhat eccentric design. If she had continued in this vein, she would be considered a "Deco" designer. However, with the apartment on Rue de Lota, new elements began to appear which foreshadowed the more austere and rigorous direction of her later work.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 34 1/4"  D 35 1/2"  W 94 1/2"  SH 17"; ArH 34 1/2"
Materials: Upholstered sofa with black lacquer base. Hardwood structure stuffed with polyurethane foam. Cushions and armrests filled with down. Side cases are lacquered wood with casters. Upholstered with fabric or leather.

Eileen Gray Lota Sofa

Sofas

The Jonathan 30 Chair by Tonon is a 30 years old design originally created by Paolo Nova.  The Jonathan 30 features two ovals that are linked by a die-cast aluminum joint. The organic shapes of the seat and back fit perfectly together.  The base of the Jonathan 30 is available in classic walnut or oak.
Made in Italy by Tonon.
Dimensions: H 34 1/4"  D 20 1/2"  W 20 1/2"  SH 18 1/2"
Materials:  Wood base and frame.  White or black mesh seat and back.  Black painted joint between seat and back.

Jonathan 30 Dining Chair By Tonon

Mesh

The Michael Thonet designed  No. 14 Bentwood Chair is perhaps the most famous chair of all time.  The No. 14 Bentwood Chair's simple elegance and modest creation from a handful of bentwood pieces have become legendary worldwide.  This No. 14 is manufactured at a factory utilizing handcraft techniques originated by Michael Thonet.  The  No. 14 Bentwood Chair was originally created in Thonet Boppard, Germany workshop in 1855.  The mass production of the Michael Thonet-designed bentwood No. 14 Bentwood Chair has just celebrated its 150th year of manufacturing.
In the 1830s, Michael Thonet started experiments with bent veneers in an effort to reduce the number of separate pieces of wood being used in chairs.  These early techniques were successful in reducing the number of pieces in bentwood chairs from 10 to 5.  Further reduction became the focal point of Michael Thonet's work.
In the 1840s Michael Thonet began experimenting with furniture made by bending wood that had been steamed into a soft and pliable state. Over the next 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. In his effort to reduce the number of pieces used in building chairs, he had to connect the main elements that existed on different planes.  This could only be achieved by bending wood.
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. Today the No. 14 is widely used in cafes, restaurants, offices, and homes.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 33"  D 20 1/4"  W 16 1/4"  SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain.  Seat upholstered with fabric or leather.
In-stock in natural or black stained beechwood with cane seat.

Michael Thonet No. 14 Bentwood Chair By Ton (upholstered)

Frame

The George Nelson Marshmallow Sofa is widely recognized as a brilliant idea that was ahead of its time both aesthetically and technically. This was a contributing factor in the reason why only a couple hundred were initially constructed. Through George Nelson's innovation of form and function, this design is considered a permanent icon of the modern classic era. The Marshmallow Sofa is constructed with a black lacquered tubular frame and 18 cushions. Each cushion is individually upholstered and can be of different colors. Please indicate desired colors and patterns in the notes section when placing your order.
During the 1940s while he was the Design Director at Herman Miller, George Nelson collaborated with Ray and Charles Eames, Harry Bertoia, and Isamu Noguchi on a number of projects. It was a unique time during Herman Miller's life when the company was trying new and exciting designs without worrying about the commercial viability of the design group's designs. While at Herman Miller, George Nelson set the new standards for corporate imaging, logos, and graphical presentation. Though not personally responsible for many of the designs that he has been credited with, George Nelson did manage a highly creative and innovative group of designers. He has been credited with such modern pieces as the Marshmallow Sofa, the Nelson Bench, the Nelson Ball Clock, and the Coconut Chair.
George Nelson's influence as a teacher, writer, and publisher of designs continues to influence shape color, and design today.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 36 1/4"  D 28 3/4"  W 62"
Materials: Sofa upholstered with foam cushions on a metal frame. Base made of black lacquered steel.

George Nelson Marshmallow Sofa

The 18 Bentwood Stool was first designed by one of Michael Thonet's sons, August Thonet, in the 1800s.  The No. 18 Bentwood Stool remains a popular item due to is light but strong characteristics.
The first embossed seat appeared on Michael Thonet's bentwood chairs in 1885 in an effort to appeal to a renaissance taste during this time.  Bauhaus2YourHouse offers several of these designs as optional variations on many of the bentwood chairs and stools, including the No A18.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions:
counter height - H 37 1/2"  D 19 3/4"  W 16"  SH 24 3/4"
bar height - H 43 1/4"  D 19 3/4"  W 16"  SH 30 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood stool. Counter or bar height. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain.  Seat in wood veneer or woven cane.  Please note seat will match frame coloring when specifying the wood veneer seat.

Michael Thonet 18 Bentwood Stool By Ton

Designed by the Swedish design studio Front, Furia is an elegant rocking horse that transcends the traditional bentwood style of the brand bringing to life an exclusive, playful piece in bent beechwood, designed to bring fun and joy to the house. A new style icon inspired by the classic rocking chair – one of GTV’s strongest designs – the Furia is a piece with an ironic vibe in which GTV’s trademark features meet the delicate, creative style of Front. by GTV.
Dimensions: H 27 1/4"  D 28"  W 20 1/2"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood rocking horse.  Wood in black lacquer finish.  Seat upholstered with leather.

Furia Rocking Horse By Gtv

Michael Thonet's company designed the No. 811 Bentwood Armchair in the 1920s. The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair is often attributed to Josef Hoffmann but is more likely the design of Josef Frank. The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair was first introduced as the A64F and had a different version of front legs than later versions.  The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair is also one of the first versions of bentwood chairs to be offered in a variety of colored finishes.  The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair went on to become one of the company's most popular designs and is still widely used by designers worldwide.
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 31 1/2"  D 21"  W 19 3/4"  SH 18 1/4"  ArH 27 1/2"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain.  Seat in wood veneer, woven cane or upholstered.  Back in woven cane.
In stock in natural or stained black beechwood frame with woven cane seat.

Josef Hoffmann No 811 Bentwood Armchair By Ton - Cane Back

This is a beautiful reproduction of Eileen Gray's Brick Screen originally designed around 1922. This represents a clear milestone in Eileen Gray's productive career as one of the century's most creative designers. Her ability to successfully use materials rarely used together are shown in this magnificent piece.
Eileen Gray designed various models of screens during her career. Amongst those of which a trace has remained, some are lacquered white, some others are black, with different heights and lengths, and smooth panels or with a rectangular relief on one side. This Eileen Gray Brick Screen uses block shaped panels lacquered with polyester paint, connected together with steel rods and polished brass end caps.
There are eleven known examples of this screen that were produced at different times from 1922 up until 1971. Six are in black lacquer while five are in white. They vary in width and height. An example in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has plain panels.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: W 60" D 1.6" H 67 3/4"
Materials: Wood lacquered in black or white and polished to a high gloss finish. Connected by steel rods with polished brass end caps.

Eileen Gray Brick Screen

Women

Created in 1957, this elegant Saarinen Tulip Table envelopes the thought and theory behind one of the 20th century's great architects.  Constructed of cast aluminum, the Saarinen table flows from top to bottom, and from side to side in a sweeping exchange of lines.
Eero Saarinen was one of the most important industrial designers and architects of the 20 th century.  His father's influence led to his design philosophy of the "total environment", or that architecture comprises more than just the building.  To Saarinen, it includes the furnishings, lighting, and landscape as well.
Our Saarinen Tables are Italian-made reproductions of the original Saarinen tulip table. Absolute attention is paid to the workmanship of the tops and bases creating a modern classic meant to last for years. The cast aluminum Saarinen Table base is available with a durable epoxy finish in matte white or black, glossy white or black, or matte silver. The Saarinen table base is treated with a clear protective finish to resist scratches, stains, and scuffs. The Saarinen tulip table top is available in a wide variety of marbles, travertines, and laminates. Marble Saarinen Tulip Tabletops are protected with a natural wax or a protective polyester film.
Manufactured in Italy.
In-stock - top in white laminate;  white Carrara marble (natural/glossy or natural/matte). Saarinen tables are available in a variety of other tops.
Dimensions: Height 28 1/4"  Diameter 47 1/4"
Materials: Saarinen table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of marble, wood veneer, porcelain, or laminate top.  White, black, and silver bases are available in a glossy or matte finish.  Saarinen table tops are available in a wide range of finishes.
Seats: 5-7

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Round Dining 48 Inch

Transactions between curves, vectors and materials embody the Duet collection of coffee tables by Cristian Mohaded, consisting of three different versions. The bent beechwood legs with a square section are elegantly paired with the brass-plated steel bases, creating a play on geometry inspired by the company’s traditional lines and curves. The rectangular top, available in black tinted glass and Emperador brown marble, gives the product a contemporary feel, making it suitable for any type of environment.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions:
Size 1: H 19 3/4"  D 17 3/4"  W 19 3/4"
Size 2: H 13 3/4"  D 27 1/2"  W 21 3/4"
Size 3 H 12"  D 35 1/2"  W  27 1/2"
Materials: Side or coffee table.  Top in matching black tinted glass or Emporador brown marble.

Duet Table By Gtv

Between the end of the 1940s and the middle of the 1950s, Eero Saarinen's furniture designs were closely linked to his numerous architectural designs. Among these was the outstanding project for the General Motors Technical Center. Developed between 1947 and 1956, the work included the detailed design of all furnishings‚ "fixed and movable" ‚ required for the organization and the functioning of the various building units completing the "campus".  For the reception spaces and for the lobbies of the buildings in particular, Saarinen designed a system of seats, benches, and tables. Some original pieces of the seating collection, as well as some benches and tables, are still present inside the lobbies of the General Motors Technical Center.  This particular coffee table was situated in a lobby space.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 14" D 27 1/2" W 70"  or H 14" D 35 1/2" W 70"
Materials: Square tubular steel frame with polished chrome finish.  Top in MDF or marble.

Eero Saarinen Gm Coffee Table

The Ensemble Side Chair is from a seating series designed by the German design studio of Martin Ballendat. The series is comprised of side chairs and armchairs that use either steel or wood bases and rectilinear seat design.  The Ensemble uses an injected foam seat that is very comfortable and makes for an excellent dining chair.
Martin Ballendat has been designing contemporary furniture for over 25 years.  His design studio has won many awards for their intriguing shapes and functionality of the items.
The Ensemble Side Chair may be finished in one of many different European fabrics or Italian leathers, so it's easy to design the one that matches your interior.
Made in Italy by Tonon.
Dimensions:  H 34 1/4"  D 23 1/4"  W 18 1/2"  SH 18 3/4"
Materials: Solid wood legs in natural beechwood, natural oak or black walnut.  Steel supporting frame with injected polyurethane foam.  Plastic glides.  Seat and back upholstered with fabric or leather.  Flexible back.
Minimum 2 per order.

Ensemble Side Chair By Tonon

The Hill House Chair was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh to be a decorative piece of furniture. The Hill House Chair still resides at the Hill House in Helensburgh, Scotland. The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Hill House Chair is constructed of ashwood and offered in black. The seat is upholstered with leather or fabric.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the creator of the Hill House Chair, was a skilled interior designer, painter, and decorator who became known for his inventive interpretation of Art Nouveau. His so-called "Spook School" did not gain immediate notoriety due to its non-conformity to the standards of French and Belgium Art Nouveau. His participation in such landmark events, such as the 1902 exhibit of Modern Decorative Arts in Turin, and the 1931 Exhibition of the Vienna Secession School, solidified his place in the history of design.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 55 1/4"  D 13 3/4"  W 16 1/4"  SH 17 3/4"
Materials: Black lacquered ashwood ladderback chair with upholstered seat in expanded foam.  Upholstered with fabric or leather.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh Hill House Chair

The Banana Bentwood Chair, sometimes referred to as the Melnikov Cafe Chair, 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 cafes worldwide.
The Banana Bentwood Chair is constructed by one of the first bentwood chair factories set up by Michael Thonet in the 1800s.  The factory has been in continuous operation since its inception in 1861.  It is now just one of a handful of original bentwood factories still in operation.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 32 1/4"  D 19"  W 18 1/4"  SH  18 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with a stain or lacquer finish.  Seat in wood veneer.
Minimum of 2 chairs per order.

Banana Bentwood Chair By Ton

The Karm Armchair by Softline 1979 was designed in 2013 by Henrik Sorig Thomsen.  In this contemporary classic design, this Danish designer uses all wood to complete this elegant chair.  The Karm Armchair is available in natural ash, stained ash, or lacquered ash.  It makes a perfect dining or visitor chair.
Made in Italy by Softline 1979.
Dimensions: H 31 1/4"  D 21"  W 21 3/4"  SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Frame and seat in natural, stained, or lacquered ash.

Karm Armchair By Softline 1979

The Shells Armchair by Tonon has been a hallmark of high design for a decade after winning the Good Design and Reddot Awards in 2004.  This Martin Ballendat design uses a beautifully curved back mounted on either a steel or wooden leg base.  The Shells Armchair can swivel a full 360 degrees and return to center making it an ideal conferencing or dining chair.  The back of the chair is finished with either a black or sand color knitted Trevira giving the chair a glistening appearance.
Made in Italy by Tonon.
Dimensions:  H 31 1/4"  D 19 3/4"  W 23 3/4"  AH 18 3/4"  ArH 24 3/4" - 31 1/4"
Materials: Round wood leg in natural oak or black walnut.  Black powder varnished steel frame.  Knitted Trevira fabric back in black or sand color.  Seat upholstered in fabric or leather.  360-degree swivel with memory return.