This handsome sofa has clean lines that don't make you have to skimp on comfort. We are especially fond of how it seems to float on delicate metallic legs.

Designed by Warren Platner in 1962, this clever table combines wire, glass and curves and requires many hand-welds to complete the design. The effort is worth it, as the Platner Side Table has truly become a modern icon.

This glorious wire chair has been in continuous production since 1952, and has earned its modern icon status. Designed by Harry Bertoia, the only thing you risk when sitting upon it is getting "waffle butt," but it's worth it. Oh, and also, you can buy a chair pad if you don't want to risk it!

Lucky for me, I actually have one of these in my bedroom at home. Unfortunately mine is without a cushion and believe it or not, after awhile the metal grate really doesn't feel so good on my backside. The full plush cushion specially made to fit on this icon makes it the perfect chair to spend...

This table has the appearance of a one-of-a-kind flea market steal, but luckily it is readily produced and available for all who are willing to spend. The polished wood base paired with the glass top are clean and simple and perfectly mid century.

This sleek chair was designed by architectural master Le Corbusier with Charlotte Perriand and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret, in 1928. It combines a tubular structure with soft and striking cowhide that adds loads of texture to any sleek room.

A modern classic, this armchair designed by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret can stand on its own as an iconic occasional chair or makes a handsome part of a dining set.

This iconic piece of furniture is a classic example of International Style, which kicked off the modern movement. The real deal costs ten times as much, if you're jonesing to have one in your home, this mini model version is for you.

Not just for sitting, the Reid Collection (2007) invites you to watch movies, take a nap or surf on a laptop. Maximizing the enjoyment of downtime is something Jeffrey Bernett is passionate about since he spends a fair bit of his free time doing extreme sports, and he held nothing back when...

Not just for sitting, the Reid Collection (2007) invites you to watch movies, take a nap or surf on a laptop. Maximizing the enjoyment of downtime is something Jeffrey Bernett is passionate about since he spends a fair bit of his free time doing extreme sports, and he held nothing back when...

Raleigh (2009) is a comfortable, modern collection that draws from mid-century Danish design. Wrapping around the back of this Sofa is a solid walnut frame (be sure to click on Additional Views to see it) that brings visual lightness and satisfying aesthetic tension to the design. There's also a...

The Le Corbusier group referred to their LC2 and LC3 collections (1928) as "cushion baskets," which they designed as a modernist response to the traditional club chair. These pieces reverse the standard structures of sofas and chairs by having frames that are externalized. With thick, resilient...

Modern sofas often tout minimalist appeal, but few can also claim the comfort of Ted Boerner's Theatre Sofa, Two-Seater Sofa and Armchair (2001). Designed to accommodate the human body with studied proportions and simple geometry, the set's comfort stems from its form rather than excessive layers...

Modern sofas often tout minimalist appeal, but few can also claim the comfort of Ted Boerner's Theatre Collection (2001). The Sofa, Two-Seater Sofa and Armchair are all designed to accommodate the human body with studied proportions and simple geometry. The result is comfort that stems from its...

With his iconic seating collection, Harry Bertoia transformed industrial wire rods into a new furniture form. The events that made this work possible began a decade earlier at Cranbrook Academy of Art when Bertoia met Florence Knoll Bassett (then Florence Schust). Years later, the Italian-born...

With his iconic seating collection, Harry Bertoia transformed industrial wire rods into a new furniture form. The events that made this work possible began a decade earlier at Cranbrook Academy of Art when Bertoia met Florence Knoll Bassett (then Florence Schust). Years later, the Italian-born...

This tufted leather bench in aqua is both sophisticated and practical. Bench seating is always welcome, but I love that it also brings some cheer with with its vibrant blue color.

This classic slat bench, designed by George Nelson, is a true modern icon. It's useful as a coffee table, as an entryway or mudroom bench, or to serve as extra seating or at the foot of the bed.

Architect and designer Florence Knoll Bassett has had a profound influence on more than 50 years of buildings' interiors. As the director of the Knoll Planning Unit, Knoll Bassett revolutionized interior planning by implementing a "total design" approach that embraced everything about a space,...

If you combined the work of I.M. Pei and Eero Saarinen, the result might very well look like the Platner Collection (1962). Warren Platner worked with both of the industrial and organic design giants before turning his attention to steel wire furniture, for which he devised the structure and...

The LC8 Swivel Stool (1928) represents the designer's interest in exploring the structural possibilities of tubular steel and was designed to mirror the (LC7) swivel chair. The LC7 Swivel Chair (1928) evolved from one of a number of experiments, including an attempt to fashion a chair by wrapping...

Used by Swedish farmers and fishermen since the 1920s, the craft of making these baskets has been perfected over time, just like the trades for which they are used. Each Korbo basket is woven by hand from one long piece of acid-proof stainless steel wire that won’t rust or lose its luster over time...

Before the Swan Chair and Sofa (1958), Arne Jacobsen’s architecture and designs were shaped by an assumption of materials’ natural ways of resisting. In other words, he could make them go only so far in becoming the structure he desired. With new technologies, however, the old rules no longer...

Arne Jacobsen designed the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, as well as many of the furnishings. For its busy lobby, he created the biomorphic Egg (1958) and Swan, which are believed to be the first swiveling upholstered chairs. More than 50 years after its design, the Egg Chair is still used in...

The generous proportions and sweeping form of the Jehs and Laub Lounge (2008) make it a coveted seat for relaxing, napping or curling up with a book or laptop. In addition to designing furniture, Markus Jehs and J¸rgen Laub created the interior of Suite 606 at the 2007 IcehotelÆ in Sweden and the...

The generous proportions and sweeping form of the Jehs and Laub Lounge (2008) make it a coveted seat for relaxing, napping or curling up with a book or laptop. In addition to designing furniture, Markus Jehs and J¸rgen Laub created the interior of Suite 606 at the 2007 IcehotelÆ in Sweden and the...

The generous proportions and sweeping form of the Jehs and Laub Lounge (2008) make it a coveted seat for relaxing, napping or curling up with a book or laptop. In addition to designing furniture, Markus Jehs and J¸rgen Laub created the interior of Suite 606 at the 2007 IcehotelÆ in Sweden and the...

The generous proportions and sweeping form of the Jehs and Laub Lounge (2008) make it a coveted seat for relaxing, napping or curling up with a book or laptop. In addition to designing furniture, Markus Jehs and J¸rgen Laub created the interior of Suite 606 at the 2007 IcehotelÆ in Sweden and the...

An LC3 in your living room is a luxury. An LC3 on your patio? That just might be insanity, unless of course it's this model from DWR. Manufactured of stainless-steel with silver welding and covered in Sunbrella fabric, it's sure to stand up against the elements while maintaining that Le Corbusier...

Modern sofas often tout minimalist appeal, but few can also claim the comfort of Ted Boerner's Theatre Sofa, Two-Seater Sofa and Armchair (2001). Designed to accommodate the human body with studied proportions and simple geometry, the set's comfort stems from its form rather than excessive layers...

Modern sofas often tout minimalist appeal, but few can also claim the comfort of Ted Boerner's Theatre Sofa, Two-Seater Sofa and Armchair (2001). Designed to accommodate the human body with studied proportions and simple geometry, the set's comfort stems from its form rather than excessive layers...

Designed by Harry Bertoia over 50 years ago for Knoll, the Bertoia Asymmetric Chaise remained a prototype until 2005, when Knoll brought it into production. I love the free form sculptural shape of this piece; it's a work of art as much as it is seating.

Granted the price for these miniatures is what I would like to pay for furniture that I can actually use, the portability and versatility of a dining set that can fit in the palm of your hand is pretty ingenious.

The LC8 Swivel Stool (1928) represents the designers’ interest in exploring the structural possibilities of tubular steel and was designed to mirror the LC7 Swivel Chair. The LC Series was originally designed for indoor use, but after a visit to Villa Savoye, where some of the pieces were being...

The Le Corbusier group referred to their LC2 and LC3 collections (1928) as "cushion baskets," which they designed as a modernist response to the traditional club chair. These pieces reverse the standard structures of sofas and chairs by having frames that are externalized. With thick, resilient...

Collapse comfortably into this down-filled LC3 Grand Modele Armchair. Designed in 1928, it became an instant classic — and these days it also comes in a huge range of colors too.

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...

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The Bullet Planter has great uses that go beyond plants, like serving as a cooler at a party or as a magazine rack next to a sofa or armchair.

This mid-century modern inspired sofa has clean lines that look great with many styles of today's decor. The 2-seater size is great for a tight space.

This low table makes a perfect nightstand. Its profile stays out of the way, and the unexpected pop of color will help you get up on the right side of bed.

Modern sofas often claim minimalist appeal, but few can also tout the comfort of the Theatre Collection (2001).

Modern sofas often claim minimalist appeal, but few can also tout the comfort of the Theatre Collection (2001). Designed to accommodate the human body with studied proportions and simple geometry, Theatre’s comfort stems from its form rather than excessive layers of stuffing. With a gently angled...

Milo Baughman believed that good design is enduring design, and his Goodland Sofa Collection (1968) beautifully demonstrates this idea. Named for the Kansas town where he was born, Goodland reflects the style and ease for which Baughman is known. This collection began as a sofa designed for his own...

We’re very excited to bring you the latest sofa collection from Bernett and Dodziuk, two designers we’ve worked with since DWR was founded. Hand-built by a California-based manufacturer that’s been making comfortable sofas and chairs for more than 50 years, the Camber Sofa Collection (2013)...

We’re very excited to bring you the latest sofa collection from Bernett and Dodziuk, two designers we’ve worked with since DWR was founded. Hand-built by a California-based manufacturer that’s been making comfortable sofas and chairs for more than 50 years, the Camber Sofa Collection (2013)...

“Furniture that is too obviously designed,” said Milo Baughman, “is very interesting, but too often belongs only in museums.” While we could certainly see his Drum Coffee Table (1970s) in a museum, it would earn its place there for its simplicity and lack of unnecessary ornamentation. Distilling...

A reflection of Jon Gasca’s diverse expertise in industrial engineering, design and photography, his Malena Sofa (2002) boasts precision, character and detail that stand out from every angle. Malena provides excellent lumbar support with its sweeping back legs and gracefully curved rear frame....

A reflection of Jon Gasca’s diverse expertise in industrial engineering, design and photography, his Malena Sofa (2002) boasts precision, character and detail that stand out from every angle. Malena provides excellent lumbar support with its sweeping back legs and gracefully curved rear frame....

Son and pupil of architect P.V. Jensen Klint, best known as the designer of Grundtvig’s Church in Copenhagen, Kaare Klint went on to become known as one of the forefathers of modern Danish furniture design. In 1924, he founded the department of furniture design at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine...

Mogens Koch studied architecture under the renowned Kaare Klint – one of the forefathers of modern Danish furniture design – at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, later serving as a professor there for 18 years. As an architect, he worked with houses, monuments, furniture, textiles and much...

Atlanta-based industrial designer Chris Hardy, who made his design debut at Salone del Mobile in 2011, created the sculptural Helix Side Table (2012) for DWR. He gave it an odd number of legs and positioned the brass casting to radiate out from the center, resulting in a distinctive asymmetrical...

Atlanta-based industrial designer Chris Hardy, who made his design debut at Salone del Mobile in 2011, created the sculptural Helix Coffee Table (2012) for DWR. He gave it an odd number of legs and positioned the brass castings to radiate out from the center, resulting in a distinctive asymmetrical...