Samuel Ross Furniture

The Tongue and lip chair handmade in Denmark 2021 By the Danish architect Mogens Toft. The chair consists of a seat/back which is a fiberglass shell covered ...

STACKABL is a configurator that allows anyone to customize furniture online, an innovative system that allows you to turn high-quality, surplus metal, wood, and felt offcuts from our...

Nice Hollywood Regency, 'Sheaf of Wheat', coffee table from circa the 1950s. The table has a gold-colored, richly decorated, base in the shape of a sheaf of wheat. On top of three of...

This drum table has a burnt orange leather top with a large gold tooled border flanked by a blind tooled inner border and outer edge. The gallery has two removable liners. The platfo...

It is a sculpture, or a table, elaborately turned from a solid block of wood. As a side table, the grain cut side table can be placed wherever it is needed d...

Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck, desk, model 'AT305', solid oak, teak veneer, Denmark 1955 Hans Wegner created a coherent table which is achieved by the implementation of purely geo...

Late 19th century Austrian Biedermeier Tyrolean extending table, in massive walnut restored and polished to wax Measures cm: H 80, W 120/227, D 98.

A Spanish carved-walnut stretcher table from the 19th century. This antique table from Spain features a rectangular-shaped top, which is raised upon a pair of tilted saw-horse style,...

A French fruitwood console table with unusual legs. This contemporary table from France features a rectangular-shaped top comprised of a singl...

Chair model "Private Parking" From the "Kiki Beach Club" series Contemporary Design Manufactured by Oliver Sundqvist and Frederik Nystrup Larsen Copenhagen (Denmark), 2021 Fiber glass, acrylic, lacquer Measurements: 70 cm x 45 cm x 71 H cm 27.55 in × 17.71 in × 27.95 H in Edition Unique piece The creative duo of Frederik Nystrup-Larsen (b.1992 Copenhagen) and Oliver Sundqvist (b.1991 Copenhagen) has proven to be a partnership that continuously questions the current state of contemporary art. Working on the boundary of art and design, the pair have reinterpreted the processes of consumerism, illustrating critique on overconsumption and poor manufacturing. Intellectually and physically dependent on regular variation and change'Mater’, (meaning mother in Latin), the first collective project between Oliver and Frederik, was a vase originally created as a Christmas present for their mother. The vase was used for the interiors of Norma, a Copenhagen restaurant that is often referred to as the best restaurant in the world. Since ‘Mater’, the duo have continued focusing on creating unique and collectible objects, with a central focus on longevity. The pair seek to ignite a feeling of responsibility in people, through the creations of thoughtful and sustainable pieces. A lot of their work questions the surrounding world, inspired by characters who challenge established understandings of and structures within this world, the duo look towards multiple disciplines to fuel their creativity. Equally as original as their final products, is their method. Triggered by beauty and decay, their creative process is split into phases, - initially, they spend a lot of time reflecting, not stressing about it. Being slow, taking actions that do not related to the project or practice. The following phase; the physical execution of the idea, is built on intuition and (often an unhealthy) tempo. Stress is welcome as we work like machines, brains left aside. The designers split their time between Copenhagen and London and have exhibited at Art Basel, as well as at two solo shows before they had even finished school. The pair are currently working as NIKO JUNE...

The table comes in 2 designs. The only difference is the table top, one is zigzag shape (images attached), the other one is oval flat surface. Tan’s practice, since graduating from ...

A minimalist dining or side chair from the Last Workshop. Solid walnut, black leather, brass screws. Dimensions: 18”L x 20”D x 18” seat height. 2 in stock.