Sourced from: France
Condition: Good

Why we love them:

Vintage X-Line stacking chairs combine retro styling and design brilliance.

Practical, durable and eye-catching, the X-line chair makes a welcome addition to any home. Unlike other stacking chairs, the X-line is designed to slip on to the front of the chair below so you don't need to waste energy piling one on top of another.

The Nuova X-Line chair was created by Danish designer Niels Jørgen Haugesen and made by Magis. These items show wear commensurate with age (1980’s) but remain in good vintage condition.

Price shown for set of four.

Dimensions

Width: 50cm; Depth: 47cm; Height: 78cm; Seat height: 43cm

Sourced from: Italy
Condition: Very Good

Why we love them:

Beautiful pair of light toned nesting tables. Their neutral pallet and subtle veining makes them easily adapt to any space or colour scheme. 

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

Dimensions:

Smaller—Width: 60cm; Depth:60cm; Height: 30.5cm
larger—Width: 60cm; Depth: 60cm; Height: 35.5cm

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

Why we love it:

This little lad 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 armchair.

Well worth a look.

Dimensions

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

Designer: L and M Vignelli
Maker: Acerbis 
Source From: Luxembourg
Period: 1990’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why we love it:

Introduce the best of vintage Italian furniture design to your home with this postmodern dining table. 

Consisting of a tempered glass top and a steel, four-columned base, the Serenissimo table strikes the perfect balance between delicate lines and oversized shapes. The turquoise colourway also adds to the playful design elements that characterise this piece.

This rare Vignelli table was produced in the 80’s for Acerbis. It shows minor signs of wear commensurate with age (as pictured) but remains in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

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

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

Why we love them:

Why do we love these bright green dining chairs? Why wouldn’t we love them? This is the kind of vintage furniture we’re all about.

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 green kitchen chairs? Be real.

Dimensions

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

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: Switzerland
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

This vintage stone coffee table helps you create an on-trend interior.

This travertine side table is perfect for medium to large living rooms with almost any colour palette. The organic qualities of the materials are complemented by the curved shape to create a striking, durable piece that can remain a part of your set up for years to come.

This coffee table shows some signs of wear but remains in very good vintage condition. It is sold in three parts (base and tabletop) to facilitate delivery and positioning.

Dimensions:

Width: 112cm; Depth: 57.5cm; Height: 38cm

Designer: Burkhard Vogtherr
Maker: Arflex
Source From: Netherlands
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Excellent

Why We Love it 

We’re not really into mentioning other brands on this site but this original T-Line chair is giving us the strongest United Colours of Benetton vibe (circa 1997). We sound surprised but we shouldn’t be — we chose to re-upholster it that way.

And we’re pretty pleased with how this bright green armchair turned out. We don’t imagine this is the sort of thing you’ll see often. Might be wrong but it feels unique to us.

The best bit? The T-Line lounge chair is actually super comfortable. A suspended seat means this is a place you could rest and/or work for hours at a time. All things considered… well, it’s just a cool chair. 

Dimensions

Width: 75cm; Depth: 65cm; Height: 83cm; Seat height: 42cm

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

Why we love it:

This little lad 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
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

This little lad 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 cool shape, comfortable and a stand-out design classic.

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 seating arrangement.

Well worth a look.

Dimensions

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

Designer: Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca style chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair.this piece dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in very good vintage condition.

Price for 4 matching chairs available 

Dimensions

Width: 46.5; Depth 52: Height: 80cm; Seat height: 46cm

The Planta vintage hallway coat stand can adapt to changing storage needs.

Retractable coat hooks and umbrella loops give you control and flexibility over how you store relevant items. The stowaway arms also serve to make the Planta as striking as it is practical.

Designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli, this vintage coat stand combines the work of two of the leading names in Italian furniture. Each item shows signs of wear consistent with age and use but they remain in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 48cm; Depth: 48cm; Height: 165cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown 
Source From: Finland
Period: 1960’s
Condition: Good 

Why We Love it . 

We don't know loads about this beautiful pair of Finnish armchairs. But we know they are upholstered in Raf Simonds, Kvadrat fabric and feature a beautiful arrangement of push-popper cushions. All wrapped around a tubular steel frame. 

Bold, striking and finished with unique, playful design elements, they would become a feature piece in any room. 

Dating from the 1970’s, these vintage chairs are aligned with the best of late twentieth century furniture. It shows signs of wear commensurate with age but remains in very good condition.

Sold separately,  but we have a pair available. 

Dimensions

Width: 95cm; Depth: 75cm; Height: 70cm; Seat height: 40cm

Designer: Claude Brisson
Maker: Ligne Roset
Condition: Good
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: the Netherlands

Why we love it:

You can make your own mind up about the look of this 80's armchair (we wouldn’t have sourced it if we didn’t think it was special). 

What you won’t be able to ascertain from the internet is just how comfortable it is. Let us be clear about that: most enjoyable seating arrangement of all time.

The shape means this a suspended gig and that creates a feeling of weightlessness. You can gently bounce or rock until your heart’s content. Seriously, though. It's so good it's worth a weekend trip to Walthamstow.

All original upholstery. It’s never going to qualify as ‘like new’ but if you’re not precious this is a winner.

Dimensions

Width: 75cm; Depth: 70cm; Height: 105cm; Seat height: 38cm 

Designer: Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca style chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair. This piece dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 46.5; Depth 52: Height: 80cm; Seat height: 46cm

Get more from mealtimes with this rectangular travertine dining table.

This large stone table will transform the look and feel of any dining area. Solid, striking and brimming with character, this vintage modernist table will quickly become the centre piece of your interior theme.

This table can comfortably seat eight diners. It shows signs of wear consistent with age but remains in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 182cm ; Depth: 100cm ; Height: 73cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: France
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

The striking shape of these two-tone, post modern dinning chairs is their best feature. The tip of the bent ply back, disappears into the seat and the black chunky frames.

Sound a bit serious? Well what if we told you they remind us of guitars and pianos and we think that's probably a good thing? Good.

 *Price is for a set of 4. Two sets of 4 available.

Width: 45cm; Depth: 51cm; Height: 84cm; Seat height: 46cm

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

Why we love it:

This little lad 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: Annie Hiéronimus
Maker: Ligne Roset & Cinna
Condition: Excelent 
Period: 1990’s
Sourced from: Switzerland

Why we love it:

Multiple densities of foam and no solid structure.
That. That's why we love it. That's why it's insanely
comfortable and perfect for flexible living spaces.

Easily moved by one person, this is a great option for
those who need to change the use of a space to work
from home, exercise or do the hoovering. And more
so, the unfolding seat and back rest means you can
really kick back after either.

To summarise, this a great option for those who like to
keen their snace flexihle and moving

Reupholstered in a durable, blue velvet. The sofa is in excellent condition and ready to enhance your sitting situation. 

Dimensions

Width: 150cm; Depth: 90cm; Height: 70cm; Seat height: 43cm

Condition: Good
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it: 

With a solid, single base matching the shape of the top slab, this table is a beautiful and well considered coffee table.

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: 126cm; Length: 75cm; Height: 45cm 

Enhance the look and feel of your interior with this vintage cloud 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 has been re-upholstered in a camel bouclé to return it to excellent vintage condition.  

Dimensions

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

Designer: Jonathan de Pas, Donato D'urbino and Paolo Lomazzi
Maker: Ligne Roset
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: France
Condition: Excellent

Why we love it:

Too Many cooks? Nonsense. 

Three heavyweight designers (creators of the MOMA inflatable sofa) collaborated to create this distinctive sofa for LIgne Roset. 

This piece comes with a formed plastic base, topped with blue suede and leather throw for extra comfort. We've had the leather topper remade black hide in a matt finish. 

As if that wasn't enough it  comes with a footstool all made to the same high spec.  

Dimensions

Width: 190cm; Depth 105cm: Height: 70cm; Seat Height 38cm

Condition: Good
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it: 

It's nice when such a heavy, solid piece of furniture is soft in shape. An oval silhouette and a rounded, bevel edge make this large marble coffee table a bit special. 

This stone coffee table won’t suit everyone (hard 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: 125cm; Length: 74cm; Height: 45cm 

Condition: Good
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it: 

Brutalist pattern and a strong, sturdy disposition. 

The Hard lines etched into the base, the scale of the slab and the soft, leaf shape make this piece quite the statement. Not sure what that statement is, but probably something along the lines of I'm here for a long time and a good time. 

This stone coffee table won’t suit everyone (hard 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:

Corner to Corner: 135cm Width: 98cm; Length: 98cm; Height: 43cm 

Designer: Claude Brisson
Maker: Ligne Roset
Condition: Good
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: France

Why we love it:

You can make your own mind up about the look of this 80's armchair (we wouldn’t have sourced it if we didn’t think it was special). 

What you won’t be able to ascertain from the internet is just how comfortable it is. Let us be clear about that: most enjoyable seating arrangement of all time.

The shape means this a suspended gig and that creates a feeling of weightlessness. You can gently bounce or rock until your heart’s content. Seriously, though. It's so good it's worth a weekend trip to Walthamstow.

All original upholstery. It’s never going to qualify as ‘like new’ but the deep purple leather is easy to look after. 

Dimensions

Width: 76cm; Depth: 70cm; Height: 105cm; Seat height: 37cm