60s Designer Furniture and Vintage Lighting

Our selection of 1960s furniture and vintage 1960s lighting gathers iconic pieces from this decade: glass design luminaires, opaline or aluminum lamps, chrome pendant lights, wall sconces, and vintage floor lamps. These creations feature the characteristic lines of Italian, French, Belgian, and Scandinavian 1960s design, where sleek forms, innovative materials, and new approaches to light conception converge.

Selection of 1960s furniture dedicated to designer furniture and vintage lighting: sideboards, buffets, bookshelves, 60s desks, 60s armchairs, chairs, and coffee tables in teak, rosewood, chrome, molded plastic, or fiberglass, characteristic of 1960s design with brighter and more assertive colors.

The decade saw the widespread diffusion of models designed by American designers Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s, while Danish designer Verner Panton established his molded plastic seating like the famous S chair. Italian designer Joe Colombo marked the 1960s with his Elda armchair designed in 1963, while French designer Pierre Paulin renewed the organic forms of furniture for Artifort with the Mushroom armchairs Model No. 560 (1960) and Tongue Chair Model No. 577 (1967).

The Space Age style, born from the space conquest of the late 1950s, gradually established itself in furniture and lighting. Olivier Mourgue designed the Djinn chaise longue for Airborne in 1964, made with a tubular structure covered in a stretch synthetic jersey fabric.

The selection also includes: designer glass lighting, opaline lamps, aluminum lamps or chrome pendant lights, designer pendant lamps, wall sconces, floor lamps, and vintage lamps inspired by Italian, French, Belgian, or Scandinavian design of the 1960s.