Martin Bookcase

The Marlon dining table comprises a cylindrical gold-plated structure that gives an elegant industrial style to the piece.

With a round shape and bold pattern, The Rogers Armchair seeks to live up to the name of the famous actress of the 50's Ginger Rogers.

The Gilmore bar chair was designed to bring a touch of luxury to any bar.

The Bernard bar chair was designed to be the centerpiece of any bar. Exhibiting a robust and firm structure made of wood and polished brass, giving a touch of luxury to the space.

With a robust structure, the Wegner coffee table has a beautiful marble foot and marble tabletop contrasting with polished brass, which makes this a stunning piece to any ambiance.

The Darla bar chair is a thru description of mid-century design, made of wood and polished brass will look great in any bar.

This armchair inspired by the style of the mid-century years is the perfect furniture piece for you to have at your home.

Drawing inspiration from the mid-century aesthetic, the Stuart sideboard brings a modern look to any interior.

The Edith center table is a celebration of geometrical forms. Its bold look will be the center of attention of any living room with its contrasting lines and materials. 

The Eddie armchair has a design that mixes glamour and comfort and takes you back to the late 60s.

The Bela Lounge Chair has a robust frame that is treated to withstand the elements, ensuring longevity and stability in outdoor environments, while exuding the timeless charm of mid-century eleganc

The Sinclair Side Table is a sleek and stylish accent piece that seamlessly bridges the gap between indoor sophistication and outdoor functionality.

Ray’s retro silhouette and its clean appearance are what stand out the most.

The Gimbel center table has a robust look, ready to be the spotlight of the interior.

Whether nestled amidst lush greenery or arranged around a cozy outdoor fire pit, this armchair effortlessly merges the elegance of mid-century design with the tranquillity of outdoor living.

Franklin ceiling lamp came to break the rules of equilibrium.