In Corso

Functionalism as art.

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Stacker chairs we’re inspired by: Frama CPH

Vintage Aluminum Stacking Chairs

Matrix chairs by Krueger

Functionalism as art.

Max Stacker Chairs by Steelcase available at In Corso.

Cutest sofa I’ve ever seen

Bilbo Sofa by Gianfranco Gualtierotti for Edra.

We added round wooden feet create a low-profile shape. Both back and arm pieces are adjustable and move up and down for varied height. Upholstered in a vegan leather, that is textured nicely to look like leather.

Great for spaces that need easy cleaning such as a playroom or a commercial space.

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Max Stacker chairs by Steelcase. Set of 6. Moulded plastic chair that sits in a metal frame.

ORIGIN: Made in the USA, 1976

In good vintage condition. Minor scuffs on the plastic.

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When did we decide that furniture should only do one thing?

Exerpts from Italian Living Design

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Vintage Steel and leather loveseat. Unique organic shapes throughout, with beautiful detailing throughout.  

ORIGIN: Vintage, manufacturing date and location unknown. 

Cracking and wear to the leather; no tears or structural damage. 

28” D X 58 1/2” W X 35” H X 18”

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Four-panel Japanese folding screen (byōbu), hand-painted in the traditional kachō-ga style. Four wooden panels that fold inward. The composition shows two ducks over a lily pond, often a symbol of marital harmony. Four brackets allow for this piece to be secured to a wall; the piece can also sit on a shelf or piece of furniture with the screen slightly folded to stand upright.

ORIGIN: 1950-70s based on hardware and construction. Signed by the artist.

In good vintage condition. Signs of wear as pictured, some patina to the frame as well as minor damage to the art.

36” H X 18” W (each panel) 72” (total width)

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Four-panel Japanese folding screen (byōbu), hand-painted in the traditional kachō-ga style. Four wooden panels that fold inward. The composition shows two ducks over a lily pond, often a symbol of marital harmony. Four brackets allow for this piece to be secured to a wall as art; the piece can also sit on a shelf or piece of furniture with the screen slightly folded to stand upright.

ORIGIN: 1950-70s based on hardware and construction. Signed by the artist.

36” H X 18” W (each panel) 72” (total width)

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This piece turned out better than I could have ever imagined!!!

The weaving under was in rough shape. Instead of reweaving in the same rattan, I used this leather cord I’ve been sitting on for a while that was waiting for a project (Sorry to all the vintage purists - you’ll survive 💋)

The red is soooo perfect for the teak. Extremely strong to function as a rack for holding all books, magazines, board games etc.

Round starburst teak coffee table by Trioh Møbler.
ORIGIN: Made in Denmark, 1950-60s.

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