This credenza is the ultimate modern storage piece. Designed by Florence Knoll in 1961, it's the epitome of Mad Men era corporate design. The top has the same type of marble as the Saarinen tulip table (Flo and Eero were thick as theives). Use it in your office or adapt it to your dining room to...

Winner of a furniture competition at the Århus School of Architecture in Denmark in 1999, Flemming Busk’s Twilight Sleep Sofa distills the concept of a convertible couch to a simple cylinder and rectangle. A compact and nicely scaled sofa, the bolster pillow adjusts to three different positions for...

“I don’t have pictures of sexy models on my walls,” says Matera designer Sean Yoo, “I have pictures of sexy chairs from DWR catalogs.” The fact that the young designer credits DWR with helping him get his education in design makes having this collection in our assortment even more special. Created...

The design of this modern bed is so much more accessible than regular platform beds. We have a platform bed from West Elm, and I hate having to retrieve anything from under the wooden slats (where we're storing things for now.) A gorgeous set of drawers, like these, would make it a breeze to grab...

This is a hard-working, multifunctional piece of furniture, perfect for that office/guest room space. It can transform into a queen bed or twin beds. It's also a super-styling sofa.

Early in his career, Italian designer Luciano Bertoncini had a chance meeting with the legendary Joe Colombo, who chose one of Bertoncini’s products to feature in his catalog. The exposure he received from that placement led to an invitation to contribute to the exhibition “Italy: the Domestic...

It's no mistake that the Mid-Century Sunshade evokes the minimalist aesthetic of Southern California modern in the 1950s: It was developed by Brown Jordan for the Case Study houses. The shade's sculptural form is dictated by its versatile functionality. Its small footprint allows for flexible...

This modern pillow adds two dashes of cheer in the form of brightly colored buttons.

Whether being used as seat, serving space or footstool, the Summa Tray Table (1993) is solidly constructed and eminently versatile. Made of solid ash wood with a choice of finishes, the Summa's legs have a soft, elegant curve. The tray is removable and can be used separately for serving, while the...

A shelf and dresser in one? Yes, please! This collection also has side tables and taller dressers and comes in different finishes. Use this piece in an office, living area or foyer.

Designer Jeffrey Bernett was being a bit cheeky with the name of his Parallel Bedroom Collection (2013), given that it features beds with headboards shaped more like trapezoids. However, we think the name still fits because this is indeed a collection without parallel when it comes to choices. You...