Furniture
Italian

The Bauhaus, an architectural school founded by Walter Gropius in 1918, introduced a design principal that would dominate architecture and interior design for the rest of the century: form follows function. Bauhaus architects use principles of Classical architecture in their most pure form: without ornamentation of any kind. They unify art, craft, technology, new materials and the mass production of furnishings and fixtures.

The famous Basculant chair was designed by Le Corbusier, one of the dominant forces in twentieth-century architecture. Originally designed in 1929, it is still an instantly recognisable icon of modernism. Its open design gives it a light feeling, while the seat back tilts far back for comfortable lounging.

A stylish and understated design by Mies van der Rohe. This gorgeous square coffee table features a sanded glass top on fine chrome cross patterned legs. It is perfect for adding subtle elegance to a room.

Enticing you with the promise of comfort this beautiful armchair in cherry wood features a round, padded seat and curved seat back with fine upright rods exudes charm and character. It is a novel addition for an elegant dining room.

A classic armchair design by Marcel Breuer. The chair is crafted with a fine tubular chromed metal frame and a hide seat and back. Its distinctive style and character would enliven any modern home.

A famous coffee table comprising a metal frame and glass top, which is adjustable in height. This unconventional coffee table would be the centrepiece of your living room, or you can use it as an adjustable bedside table as it was originally designed to be.

A comfortable armchair with a stylish and fabulous design by Eileen Gray. The chair is made with a chromed metal frame and tubular cushions. Sit back and relax in the luxurious Bibendum armchair with its distinctive soft tubular cushions.