Furnishing a new home can be an exciting project, albeit sometimes overwhelming. It’s a chance to put your interior design chops to the test with a fresh canvas and create an environment that leaves you feeling energized each day. If you want to give your living space a touch of enduring style, here are five iconic pieces of furniture that have stood the test of time.
Eames Lounge Chair
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, this lounge chair is the perfect combination of form and function. With its plush leather cushions and wood detailing, it goes effortlessly in a living room, study or even the master bedroom. In fact, the Eames Chair is such a celebrated work, it’s a part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art.
Arco Lamp
The dramatically curved Arco Lamp is a visually striking piece of furniture that feels slightly futuristic. It’s Carrara marble base and stainless steel stem create a serious design statement, while the swivel and adjustable height functionalities make it a practical lighting solution for any seating area.
Barcelona Chair
It’s hard to believe that the Barcelona Chair was designed in 1929 because it still looks just as fashionable today as it was back then. Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, it exudes an unmistakable sense of casual elegance with a polished-chrome frame and leather cushions with hand-tufted buttons.
LC4 Chaise Lounge
The LC4 Chaise Lounge is quite simply a feat of creative ingenuity when it comes to the art of leisure. With the ability to recline at any angle while providing ergonomic support, this stylish chaise lounge is a true conversation piece that you can feel good about while lazing the day away on it.
Florence Knoll Sofa
Designed by renowned architect and designer Florence Knoll, this modern sofa first appeared in 1954 and remains in vogue over half a century later. Simple and refined, this piece will add instant appeal to your living room while contributing to a refined ambiance.
