Unseen Berlin Vintage Shop

A piece of Verde Lapponia quartzite, worked in Italy by and now part of the Unseen curation at Superglue.

Italian craftsmanship, natural stone and vintage furniture, all in one place.

Having a vintage showroom sometimes feels like playing dollhouse.

Come see it yourself, September 17th at .berlin
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We thought they were shelf decorations. They turned out to be fuel-powered flying model planes, one and a half metres each.
Classic online auction mistake, always check every detail before your vintage find turns into a hangar problem. ☺️

Anyone into aeromodelling? DM us.

Gastone, designed by Antonio Citterio and Glen Oliver Löw for Kartell. This vintage cart is built around a pantograph mechanism that isn’t just functional — it’s the whole point. It folds, moves, disappears when you don’t need it and comes back when you do. A vintage design piece that earns its place by never getting in the way.

Available.

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Come to see it at .berlin, our showroom.

Unseen is now inside Superglue. Official opening on September 17, but the pieces are already here — visible by appointment.
Come see them before everyone else does.

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3 lamps from 3 different countries.

Three designs, three different approaches to lighting.

Which one would you choose for your home?

I thought I was going to look around and I ended up wanting to renovate an entire house.

Hidden in Brandenburg, Historische Bauelemente in Marwitz is the kind of place where you enter looking for one thing...and suddenly you start imagining an entire house around it.

Doors, windows, tiles, lamps, fireplaces, furniture, tiny details you didn’t even know you needed.

A dream stop for anyone who loves interiors with history and character.

Comment PART 2 if you want to see what I brought home!

📍Historische Bauelemente, Marwitz (Brandenburg)