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The “Cubic” floor lamp, designed by Gaetano Sciolari for Sciolari in the 1970s.

The sculptural composition features four light sources arranged at different heights within a striking architectural structure of polished chrome-plated metal and translucent acrylic diffusers.

With its strong verticality, reflective surfaces and geometric construction, the lamp is a distinctive example of Italian Space Age lighting design and one of Sciolari’s characteristic designs of the period.

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Showroom viewings by appointment. Transport possible on all items. 🐙

Showroom LATELY 🦦

After nearly 6 years in the 7th district and 4 month of renovation, the new showroom at Reindorfgasse is ready!

And i want to take the chance to open the doors for a little opening on September 11th, between 17:00-22:00. Its when also the Reindorfgassenfest Reindorfgasse will take place - so there is a lot to enjoy & celebrate!

Come by and have a toast with a little drink, it would make me happy.

See ya 🙂‍↕️

2 eye-catching bar stools with a solid steel structure and a massive beechwood seating shell, designed by Pepe Cortés, produced by BD Barcelona, Spain. 🇪🇸

In production for over 25 years, the Jamaica stool remains as modern as ever. Initially designed for a nightclub by Barcelona interior in 1991, the Jamaica has a chromed steel structure with five legs and a swivel seat.

Its materials and durability make the chair ideal for diverse settings.

700€ / pair
51 x 48 x 77 cm (L x W x H)

Analog Moments of the new showroom shot with my Hasselblad C/M500 Hasselblad 📷

On this image you see objects of Poul Kjærholm, Hans Wegner, Niels Møller & Paul Tuttle.

Analog Moments of the new showroom shot with my Hasselblad C/M500 Hasselblad 📷

On this image you see objects of Poul Kjærholm, Verner Panton, Pepe Cortes & Hans Wegner

Analog Moments of the new showroom shot with my Hasselblad C/M500 Hasselblad 📷

On this image you see objects of Mario Bellini, Borge Møgensen, Verner Panton & Roland Wilhelmson.

The “Chariot” chaise longue, designed by Paul Tuttle for Strässle International in 1972, is a striking example of 1970s modernist furniture design.

Its minimalist construction consists of a polished chrome-plated steel frame supporting a suspended leather sling, creating the characteristic floating appearance of the design.

The elegant curved profile, exposed structure and contrasting materials reflect Tuttle’s refined approach to form and construction. A highly sculptural and collectible piece of Swiss design from the 1970s.

3.250€
183 x 58x 71 cm (L x W x H)

Showroom viewings by appointment. Transport possible on all items 🦫

A rare sculptural table lamp attributed to Karl Hagenauer, Vienna, circa 1955.

The striking construction combines a cast-iron base with an elegantly curved, adjustable brass tube and a large anodized aluminum shade. Its asymmetrical form gives the lamp an exceptionally sculptural presence and makes it a remarkable example of Austrian mid-century design.

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