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Who is ready to elevate their outdoor grill experience? Take a look at Guy Ritchie’s choice of caveman grill, as seen in The Gentlemen, owned by Ray. Customize your own WildTable from Cashmere Caveman and see how you would enjoy and boast of its features.
Charles and Ray Eames have impressed us with their DAX Plastic Armchair designed in the 1950s. Using their own concept of the shell armchair, it displayed practicality and simplicity. Another reason to invest in a reasonably priced armchair that is fun.
Made more recognizable by the film You Only Live Twice, the Sixty-Two Blofeld chair is masculine. The backrest in an inverted trapezoidal shape, with thick armrests, and tufted upholstery create a dominant feel. Sit on one and you will know.
Patricia Urquiola designed this modern chair, as seen in Pain and Glory. This U-shaped Moroso chair was influenced by a narrow body of water (fjord) mostly in Norway. Made of white technopolymer body and stainless steel legs, it is suitable for outdoors.
Thonet Chair No 18 (new) As seen in: The Life and Death of Colonel BlimpCabaretPoltergeistCitizen KaneLa La LandToy Story 4
Designer: August Thonet
Generations of art directors and set designers have cast a Thonet bentwood chair (often the Thonet Chair 14 and Thonet Chair 18), also known as the ‘bistro chair’ or ‘cafe chair’, in their films.
The Number 18 Bentwood Chair was first designed by one of Michael Thonet’s sons, August Thonet, in the 1800s. The No. 18 Bentwood Chair remains a popular item due to is light but strong characteristics.
Available in a wide variety of colours.
Price: Approx £245.
Contact us for an up-to-date price on these classic, newly manufactured bentwood chairs.
See also: Thonet Chair No 14 (new) and Thonet Chair No14 (vintage)
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As seen hung on the wall in the movie A Clockwork Orange, the Space Age Lamp is commanding with its large size. This circular Charlotte Perriand wall sconce is made of aluminum that somehow looks like a gong. One lamp that you couldn’t ignore.
Wait a minute, this is another playful addition to the Star Wars furniture series of Kenneth Cobonpue. A chair Chewbacca would approve of. Made of brown microfiber strips, urethane foam, leather, stainless steel legs, and plywood. Rock on your stool now.
As seen in Pain and Glory, the colorful Totems by Ettore Sottsass add an interesting feature to the interior. The Ettore Sottsass Totem is available in different shapes, colors, and sizes. It’s fun, big, and geometric that would be a delight to own.
Furniture in movies and TV series can reveal character personality and mood, and enhance the tone of a scene. The Bertoia Chair collection, designed by Harry Bertoia for Knoll, is no exception. Bertoia transformed metal rods into practical art, creating chairs that are as beautiful as they are functional. The Diamond Chair, a study in…
