Full Room

Design canadien, italien, européen ou de provenance inconnue. Couleurs saturées, formes expressives, assemblages ingénieux, fabrication maîtrisée. Pièces d’archive ou design contemporain. C’est l’ADN de Full Room en une seule photo.

The X-Line chair by the Danish designer Niels Jørgen Haugesen is an iconic design that first appeared on the market in 1977. Throughout the years, there have been two different models manufactured by Hybodan. This one is known as the Nuova X-Line; it doesn’t have the X bracing rods under the seats, which allows for an easier stacking.

Le retour d’un produit favori de Mr. Fullroom, les cintres “Finesse” fabriquées au Japon dans les années 1970 par le manufacturier Levco. Près d’une centaine en stock disponibles en différentes couleurs: orange vif, orange brûlé, brun foncé, noir et blanc.

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One of Mr. Fullroom’s favorite product is back in stock, the “Finesse” hangers manufactured in Japan in the 1970s by Levco. Close to one hundred units in stock in multiple colors: bright orange, burnt orange, dark brown, black and white.

Ce design méconnu est l’un des meilleurs exemples du design postmoderne canadien des années 1980. La collection de luminaire Gio a été conçue par Jacques Legendre pour le fabricant montréalais Clic, aujourd’hui disparu. La combinaison inattendue de matériaux comme le béton, l’acier et l’acrylique, s’articule dans une forme minimaliste ponctuée de détails d’assemblage astucieux.

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This little-known design is one of the best examples of Canadian postmodern lighting from the 1980s. The Gio collection was designed by Jacques Legendre for the defunct Montreal manufacturer Clic. Its surprising combination of materials blends into a minimalist form with beautiful details.

From unknown origins, this 1970s pendant lamp is as simple as it gets: a plastic dome with chrome hardware. Its standout feature is the acid green acrylic which casts a soft yet distinctive glow.


Dims.: 16” (DIA.) X 13” (H)

This rare bench model was designed by Jeffery Robert Fear, the design consultant responsible for the development of the contract-grade furniture line from the Canadian manufacturer Kinetics. Sturdy and stylish, this bench is versatile enough to complement both corporate environments and residential interiors. Dimensions: 44" (length) x 24" (width) x 18" (height).

Known for its innovative use of bent steel tubing in its furniture production of the 1980s, Amisco is one of the best known furniture companies from Quebec. This table is a rare model integrating perforated metal sheet as a feature material. It was professionally refinished in a baby blue powder coating with a top clear coat for that extra glossy look. Dimensions: 22 » (sides) x 18 » (height).

French? Italian? Scandinavian perhaps?
Despite their murky origins, these blown glass lamps showcase impeccable craftsmanship and a shape imbued with mid-century elegance.
Two units available.

Often misattributed as the “Québec 69” chair by Les Amisca, this design is in fact the mythical Spider chair manufactured in the 1980s by Amisco. Sculptural and expressive, the chair’s metal frame has a spider-like form, hence the name. In mint condition.

Less than 20 years after its debut, the Plopp stool by Polish designer has already earned iconic status in contemporary furniture design. Using FiDU (Free Internal Pressure Forming), a groundbreaking industrial process, Zieta transforms thin sheets of metal into bold, sculptural forms.

In the showroom with a few colorful favorites, including the Attachecase briefcases by Québec design legend Michel Dallaire. Soon available on the website 👀