Quincy Homes

Australian made elevated mid century sideboard, with teak frame, recessed handles and a highly figurative grain veneer

$1200

Originally known as the Model B3 Chair, inspired by lightweight tubular steel frames of bicycles and their handlebars, and named after Marcel Breuers colleague Wassily Kandinsky. The Wassily Chair remains one of the most recognized and influential pieces of modern furniture design, representing Bauhaus ideals of combining function, simplicity and industrial materials.
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Robert Dunlop dining chairs
Australian design done properly.
Solid timber frames with Dunlop’s signature soft geometry — generous curves, balanced proportions, and that quiet confidence that only well-made mid-century pieces carry.

Equally at home around a concrete pedestal table or warming up a timber-heavy interior. Timeless, tactile, and increasingly hard to find in this condition.

Available now.
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Iconic vintage Hobnob chairs designed by Charles Furey, a pioneer in plastic polypropylene furniture and creator of the first one-piece polypropylene chair.

Price: $290 each

Full dinging suite, set of eight teak T-backs in full mustard glory — two carvers included. Long sculpted lines, ribbed velvet that glows like late-afternoon sun, and that perfect ‘70s charm

$800

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Soft-curve 80s dining chairs with sculpted teak frames and their original abstract upholstery. Warm timber, painterly textiles, and that perfect wrap-around silhouette. Four available

$800

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