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Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Mara arrived to us in bad shape, but with a strip down, foam and fabric we are delighted to offer this fully re-loved original.

It's a great size, a great colour and super comfortable.

If you frequent this corner of the internet regularly, you’ll know how much we love Magistretti and Cassina, but this design is a particular favourite. The seat back can be unfolded to create a headrest — and a totally unique sofa.

Well worth a look.

Dimensions

Width: 172cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 75cm; Extended height: 100cm; Seat height: 42cm 

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Sourced from: Belgium
Period: 1970’s
Condition: Good

Why we love it

There is very little point asking us how we feel about the Maralunga because we will always source one when we can.

This vintage Italian sofa is an example of what happens when a designer and a maker who were prepared to take a risk combine to make something different. And we’d argue it paid off.

Each seat back can be unfolded to provide more support for your neck or just to create a really cool sculptural look. You probably know we’re all about that.

We’ve restored the original leather of this vintage Cassina lounge is both true to the era it dates from and current. We do think about things, promise.

Dimensions

Width: 245cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 43cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Very good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Switzerland

Why we love it:

You haven’t seen too many armchairs that behave like this one.

The seat back of this vintage Italian armchair unfurls to create a neat headrest (and an entirely unique look) that we expect you — everyone — will love. We certainly do.

But the basics are there, too. The leather has been re-coloured and restored, the seat wide and the cushioning comfortable. Looks as good as it feels, basically.

This Maralunga chair is in great shape. If you’re into late twentieth century furniture, we have a feeling you’ll be into this.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 82cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 45cm

Maker: Tito Agnoli for Grassi
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Good

Why we love it

Tall, Dark and well-proportioned. That's the saying, right?

A little more sophisticated than our usual finds, we fell for this little bloke when we found him in Belgium. 

Perfect for occasional seating, especially if you want to brood or assert dominance.  

This is a full leather arrangement. Know that there are sings of wear. Many would describe it as a rich patina but that’s a call we’ll allow you to make.

Dimensions

Width: 60cm; Height; 89cm; Depth: 65cm; Seat height: 43cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Sourced from: Italy
Period: 1970’s
Condition: Excellent

Why we love it

There is very little point asking us how we feel about the Maralunga because we will always source one when we can.

This vintage Italian sofa is an example of what happens when a designer and a maker who were prepared to take a risk combine to make something different. And we’d argue it paid off.

Each seat back can be unfolded to provide more support for your neck or just to create a really cool sculptural look. You probably know we’re all about that.

We’ve reupholstered this vintage Cassina lounge in a dark, spearmint velvet, which we feel is both true to the era it dates from and current. We do think about things, promise.

Dimensions

Width: 172cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 43cm

Condition: Good
Period: 90’s
Sourced from: Holland

Why we love them:

This is the kind of vintage furniture we’re all about. Solid, Stackable and the colour is the best. Ever. 

While it’s true we don’t know who made or designed them, we don’t much care. Whoever it was did a sterling job.

If you’re in the market for the world’s most comfortable dining chairs then this set may not be for you. But if looks are important and you don’t anticipate using them for hours at a time, then you’re in the right place.

Seriously, though. Hard-wearing, bright blue kitchen chairs? Be real.

Dimensions

Width: 43cm; Depth: 42cm; Height: 94; Seat height: 45cm 

Designer:Pierre Paulin
Maker: Artifort
Source From: Holland
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

Enhance the look and feel of your interior with this vintage Ben chair.

Textured, supportive and charming, this retro armchair is ideal for living rooms, bedrooms and anywhere else you sit for hours at a time. The Ben chair’s relatively compact footprint means it will fit seamlessly into homes of all sizes; its high-quality build means it can remain a part of your set up for years to come.

Designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, this modernist lounge chair combines the work of two of the biggest names in late twentieth century furniture design. It comes in the original upholstery, which is in very good condition. 

Dimensions

Width: 70cm; Depth: 68cm; Height: 74cm; Seat height: 40cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

You haven’t seen too many armchairs that behave like this one.

The seat back of this vintage Italian armchair unfurls to create a neat headrest (and an entirely unique look) that we expect you — everyone — will love. We certainly do.

But the basics are there, too. The upholstery is new (and very cool), the seat wide and the cushioning comfortable. Looks as good as it feels, basically.

If you’re into late twentieth century furniture, we have a feeling you’ll be into this.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 82cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: Adriano Piazzesi
Maker: TRE D
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Belgium
Condition: Good

Why we love it:

If ever there was a vintage cloud sofa then this is it. We would quite happily climb into this every day and let it give us a nice, warm hug forever and ever, amen. 

This Italian sofa also has some neat design features (as indeed all retro Italian lounges do). The low-profile and compact footprint mean you can bring it into the middle of the room; an exposed, wire frame makes this couch unique. None of your friends have one of these.

This curvy sofa comes in its original, brown velvet which offers the perfect contrast to the chrome details. It may have been a few years ago, but they knew they were doing. Theres a couple of marks to the upholstery, but they are minor and do not detract from its knock out design.  

Dimensions

Width: 158cm; Depth 95cm: Height: 74cm; Seat Height 36cm

Designer: Antonio Citterio
Maker: B&B Italia
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: France

Why we love it:

We can’t be certain, but we have a feeling this vintage sofa was in Scarface. Okay, so we don’t actually have that feeling but we can picture it. This B&B Italia lounge presents 80’s excess but in a way that is very current.

The Baisity couch also boasts some unique design features. For example, the front is raised on castors, the back is lower than the front and it has floating arms at either end. All in all, it’s a strong look.

If you didn’t know, B&B Italia are a big deal in the design world. We know they made it because their logo is all over it. Nothing is a guarantee of quality but this comes close.

The sofa has been re-upholstered in a chunky check, but we've left the arms in the original leather and the floating B&B cushions to match.

Dimensions

Width: 215cm; Height: 80cm; Depth: 95cm; Seat height: 42cm

Designer: Eugenio Gerli
Maker: Tecno
Sourced from: France
Period: 1960’s
Condition: Excellent

Why we love it

We were surprised to learn that this is a 60's armchair. Eugenio must have been ahead of his time because this is presenting us with all the curves we love from the vintage Italian furniture of a decade or two later.

There is no point in trying to describe this shape to you because we don’t think there is a word. But it sure is shapely and we’re vibing on it. A sprung seat means it’s not all style over substance either.

It features brand spanking new upholstery in a flat, tan velvet. 

And in case you need to know, it sits on castors. Not sure why you would need to but we’re not here to get into that.

Dimensions

Width: 76cm; Depth: 76cm; Height: 68cm; Seat height: 40cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Very good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Belgium

Why we love it:

You haven’t seen too many armchairs that behave like this one.

The seat back of this vintage Italian armchair unfurls to create a neat headrest (and an entirely unique look) that we expect you — everyone — will love. We certainly do.

But the basics are there, too. The leather is supple, the seat wide and the cushioning comfortable. Looks as good as it feels, basically.

This Maralunga chair is in great shape. If you’re into late twentieth century furniture, we have a feeling you’ll be into this.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 82cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 45cm

Condition: Good
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it: 

We will always source a marble coffee table that looks as good as this. 

You could lose hours studying its patterns and colours. We don’t recommend you do that in one sitting. We’re saying we don’t expect that you would tire of looking at it if it was in your living room for an extended period of time.

This stone coffee table won’t suit everyone (sharp edges, kids etc) but it will work for a lot of people. The fact that marble is virtually indestructible when preserved within the parameters of everyday use means this could be a long-term relationship.

Dimensions:

Width: 62cm; Length: 125cm; Height: 36cm 

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Belgium

Why we love it:

It is rare that you find vintage Italian furniture that has been so well looked after you are left wondering whether you have misunderstood the Belgian guy who decided to part ways with it.

But that’s where we are with this leather Maralunga sofa. If we didn’t know any better, we’d say this Cassina lounge was new.

If you frequent this corner of the internet regularly, you’ll know how much we love Magistretti and Cassina, but this design is a particular favourite. The seat back can be unfolded to create a headrest — and a totally unique sofa.

Well worth a look.

Dimensions

Width: 168cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 75cm; Extended height: 100cm; Seat height: 42cm 

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Very good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

You haven’t seen too many armchairs that behave like this one.

The seat back of this vintage Italian armchair unfurls to create a neat headrest (and an entirely unique look) that we expect you — everyone — will love. We certainly do.

But the basics are there, too. The leather has been re-coloured and restored, the seat wide and the cushioning comfortable. Looks as good as it feels, basically.

This Maralunga chair is in great shape. If you’re into late twentieth century furniture, we have a feeling you’ll be into this.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 82cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: Antonio Citterio
Maker: B&B Italia
Condition: Good
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: France

Why we love it:

We can’t be certain, but we have a feeling this vintage leather sofa was in Scarface. Okay, so we don’t actually have that feeling but we can picture it. This B&B Italia lounge presents 80’s excess but in a way that is very current.

The Baisity couch also boasts some unique design features. For example, the front is raised on castors, the back is lower than the front and it has floating arms at either end. All in all, it’s a strong look.

If you didn’t know, B&B Italia are a big deal in the design world. We know they made it because their logo is all over it. Nothing is a guarantee of quality but this comes close.

The leather has been professionally restored. There is a small hole on the middle seat cushion (pictured) but it's nothing that will get in the way of your enjoyment.

Dimensions

Width: 215cm; Height: 80cm; Depth: 95cm; Seat height: 42cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Sourced from: Italy
Period: 1970’s
Condition: Excellent

Why we love it

There is very little point asking us how we feel about the Maralunga because we will always source one when we can.

This vintage Italian sofa is an example of what happens when a designer and a maker who were prepared to take a risk combine to make something different. And we’d argue it paid off.

Each seat back can be unfolded to provide more support for your neck or just to create a really cool sculptural look. You probably know we’re all about that.

We’ve reupholstered this vintage Cassina lounge in caramel velvet, which we feel is both true to the era it dates from and current. We do think about things, promise.

Dimensions

Width: 245cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 43cm

Designer: Eugenio Gerli
Maker: Tecno
Sourced from: France
Period: 1960’s
Condition: Good

Why we love it

We were surprised to learn that this is a 60's armchair. Eugenio must have been ahead of his time because this is presenting us with all the curves we love from the vintage Italian furniture of a decade or two later.

There is no point in trying to describe this shape to you because we don’t think there is a word. But it sure is shapely and we’re vibing on it. A sprung seat means it’s not all style over substance either.

It currently features the existing upholstery. This is because we think it's amazing and we expect it would have cost a pretty penny. However, you have the option to make it new.

And in case you need to know, it sits on castors. Not sure why you would need to but we’re not here to get into that.

Dimensions

Width: 76cm; Depth: 76cm; Height: 68cm; Seat height: 40cm

Sourced From: France
Condition: Very good

Why we love it:

This. Is. Forever.

Or at least that’s the vibe this large square marble table is giving us. We love the dimensions of this piece. It's an unapologetic slab of stone that gives you plenty to look at — and plenty of space to stretch out at mealtimes. All things being equal, this is how every table would feel.

To get the most from this vintage marble dining table, you’ll need a good amount of space. In an open plan environment, it’ll shine. Just don’t try and put it in an upstairs room. That’s not going to happen.

Dimensions

Width: 145cm ; Depth: 145cm ; Height 71cm

Sourced from: The Netherlands
Condition: Very good

Why we love it:

Sharing our thoughts about this marble dining table feels like a waste of time. If you can’t see what’s special about it, we’re never going to be able to convince you otherwise.

We handle our fair share of vintage marble furniture and we haven’t found anything like this. We’re not exaggerating when we say it’s next level.

You’ll need a big house/room to accommodate this large marble dining table. But if you’ve got the space, this piece, and all the colours it holds, is going to steal the show.

And, in case you were getting ahead of yourself, it definitely wants to be on the ground floor.  

Dimensions

Width: 230cm; Depth: 120cm ; Height 78cm

Sourced From: Switzerland
Condition: Very good

Why we love it:

We meet a lot of customers who love vintage marble furniture but who simply don’t have the space for it. That’s because, more often than not, it tends to be on the big side. Well, this small marble table is different. 

It’s got all the qualities a marble fan will love. Plenty of rich veining, a sense of permanence and, well, it’s just a great dining table that will suit a lot of people.

Not much more we can add.

Dimensions

Width: 110cm; Height: 74cm

Sourced From: Belgium
Condition: Very good

Why we love it:

This octagonal marble table is all about the colours and the patterns they form. You might have seen these swirling shapes before but the palette feels unique.

The lighter hues will prevent this stone dining table from becoming an overbearing presence in more modest homes. That means it will suit a lot more people than it would if it were a shade or two darker. For us, that’s good news. For you, it might mean more competition. Sorry.

Everything you love about marble furniture is here in abundance. Look after it and it'll be the last table you buy.

Dimensions

Width: 130cm cm; Depth: 130mcm ; Height: 77cm

Sourced From: Belgium
Condition: Very good

Why we love it:

We appreciate a marble table as much as anyone. But sometimes the muted tones of travertine give us everything we need. And that’s where you’re at with this large stone dining table.

There’s enough visual interest in the base and the tabletop to set this piece apart as one of quality. Yet the whole vibe is understated. It’s designed to fit seamlessly into any complementary theme. This one doesn’t compete — it enhances.

As with all stone furniture, it feels like it’ll last a lifetime. Look after it and it will. Works best in medium-to-large rooms. 

Dimensions

Width: 178cm ; Depth: 100cm ; Height: 73cm

Sourced from: Switzerland
Condition: Good

Why we love them:

There’s a lot going on in these marble side tables. And we mean that in a good way.

Between the mix of colours and the richness of the veining, there is no shortage of allure here. When you take into the account that each table is different yet complementary, you’ve got enough visual stimulation to last a lifetime — which is handy because that’s how long they’ll last if you look after them.

Each tabletop has a corner cutaway so you have more flexibility when arranging them in a cluster. Nice.

Dimensions:

Small—Width: 60cm; Depth: 60cm; Height: 30cm
Medium—Width: 60cm; Depth: 60cm; Height: 35cm
Large—Width: 60cm; Depth: 60cm; Height: 40cm