Concrete Hexagonal PlantersHighly collectible pair of hexagonal concrete fiber planters designed by legendary Swiss neo functionalist architect Willy Guhl. Manufactured by Eternit in Switzerland during the 1960s, these striking geometric vessels perfectly capture Guhl's signature ethos of transforming utilitarian, industrial materials into high design art pieces. The bold, six sided brutalist forms offer a rare alternative to his more common round and hourglass silhouettes,

perfect for adding a nostalgic touch to your space

Versatile as a footrest

Massive ambient light fixture that rotates 360 degrees and is supported by a sturdy steel tube tripod base

Used with bullet holes and divots

Blueish purple coloring with orange and red stripes on lid

revealing a series of five spacious shelves

Black metal tube frame with maple seat

Extremely comfortable and chic modern chrome and tufted velvet office chair from the 1980's

10 in stock and available in red

and well balanced

Very sturdy and able to hold a heavy plant with ease

or pouf) to build a larger sectional