An interpretation of 1960s luxury furniture—
often defined as part of the “Mid-Century Modern” style—is characterized by high-quality materials, sophisticated functionalism, and timeless, sculptural design.

The 1960s ushered in bolder forms, Pop Art inspiration, and a more luxurious, emotional approach to interior design.

Typical for the 60`s:
Materials: Teak, rosewood, oak, walnut, leather, chrome, and glass.
Design Philosophy: Functional and aesthetic with clean, sculptural lines.