1970s "Beaubourg" Chair by Cadestin & Laurent hanging lights The glass tubes are all

The glass tubes are all the same diameter

The chairs are made from Afrormosia Teak wood and have been newly reupholstered with new padding and pale grey wool weave fabric by Bute Fabrics

1950s Val St Lambert pink and clear crystal glass lamp base of tapering geometric form with a vintage brass light fitting and gold silk flex

coffee table or even as a stacked sculptural & colourful column

1970s small globe

1970s "Beaubourg" Chair by Cadestin & Laurent hanging lights The glass tubes are all1970s the "Beaubourg Chair" designed by Michel Cadestin and George Laurent in 1976. Manufactured by Teda. The "chair" was commissioned for the controversial Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano's Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris who conceived the idea for the chair. The chair is constructed from a heavy and very well made tubular steel structure. The padded seat and back are made from their original leather and held in place with round steel feature flat