Wishbone ChairUsing the best natural materials and refined steam bent methods, Wishbone is made to last for generations. In 1944, Hans Wegner began a series of chairs that were inspired by portraits of Danish merchants sitting in Ming Chairs. One of these chairs was the Wishbone Chair (1949), also known as the Y or CH 24, which has been produced by the Danish firm Carl Hansen & Sn since 1950. The son of a shoemaker, Wegner was trained as a cabinetmaker before

when we say timeless

while the underlying geometry provides definition

delicate line that will elevate any dining space

The Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair (1946) began as an experiment in the Eameses’ apartment and became one of the world’s most widely recognized and highly coveted chairs

So whether you’re entertaining or decompressing

This tall console table features tapered legs and a dimpled texture throughout for a touch of brutalist inspiration

Two spacious push-to-open drawers have soft-close glides for a premium feel that extends throughout the Stivale bedroom collection

A result of this approach is the Asserbo Table (1961)

it also easily tucks under the counter for when your kitchen party turns into a dance party

Broom is a patented design by Philippe Starck for Emeco

the deep-seated silhouette is supported by turned white oak legs

this fashion-forward pairing of supple leather and slick metal is a standout at the bar