Mid-Century Stacking Chairs by Kusch + Co colourful lamp A pair of 'Tokyo' chairs

A pair of 'Tokyo' chairs by Rodney Kinsman for Bieffeplast

slotted backrest supports and square-section legs create a robust

Their rounded wood frames and bold color palette embody the playful yet refined spirit of mid-century modern design

Extremely elegant postmodern console cabinet belonging to the Bogo system designed by Italian architect Carlo Bartoli for Rossi di Albizzate in the 1970s

exposing the metal in places

Mid-Century Stacking Chairs by Kusch + Co colourful lamp A pair of 'Tokyo' chairsManufactured by Kusch + Co, Germany, these stacking dining chairs were produced during the late 1970s or 1980s. They combine solid wood frames with moulded plywood seat and back panels finished in a translucent green stain that leaves the wood grain visible. The recessed seat, slotted backrest supports and square section legs create a robust, high quality construction while maintaining a restrained profile. Their simple detailing and practical