The Urban Architecture Masterworks Collection

Timeless and essential.

A curated presentation of the most enduring forms in 20th-century design. This collection brings together significant works from movements including Bauhaus, De Stijl, Wiener Werkstätte, and the International Style — each piece chosen for its architectural integrity, material innovation, and historical relevance.

Featured designers include Marcel Breuer, Eileen Gray, Josef Hoffmann, Gerrit Rietveld, and Le Corbusier — pioneers whose work defined the visual language of the modern world.

Whether rational, minimal, or ornamental, every object in the Masterworks Collection is a reflection of design as cultural force: rigorous, iconic, and enduring.

Alvar Aalto

Blending functionalism with organic warmth, Alvar Aalto's timeless designs celebrate Scandinavian simplicity. Discover bentwood furniture and fluid forms that shaped 20th-century Nordic design.

C. R. Mackintosh

A key figure in the Arts & Crafts movement, Mackintosh blended geometric clarity with subtle ornament. Explore his refined, architecturally inspired furniture.

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Eames

From molded plywood to fiberglass innovation, Charles and Ray Eames shaped mid-century modern American design. Explore timeless furniture that balances form, function, and playfulness.

Eileen Gray

A pioneer of modernist design, Eileen Gray combined sleek geometry with poetic sensibility. Discover her iconic tables, lighting, and architectural furnishings.

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Eero Saarinen

A visionary of American modernism, Eero Saarinen brought sculptural grace to architecture and furniture. Explore his iconic tables and seating defined by fluid lines and innovative materials.

Gabriele Mucchi

An influential Italian rationalist, Gabriele Mucchi's furniture captures postwar functionalism and sleek minimalism. Explore rare works from this understated master.

George Neslon

A leader of American mid-century design, George Nelson's playful yet functional creations for Herman Miller include iconic clocks, storage, and seating. Design with a smile.

Gerrit Rietveld

A radical voice of De Stijl, Gerrit Rietveld's bold geometries and primary colors shaped early modernism. Discover chairs and objects that are as architectural as they are playful.

 

Harry Bertoia

A sculptor at heart, Harry Bertoia transformed industrial materials into airy, elegant seating. Explore his iconic wire chairs and sound-inspired works.

Jean Michel Frank

A master of luxurious minimalism, Jean Michel Frank elevated French Art Deco with refined materials and pure forms. Explore furniture defined by understated elegance.

Josef Hoffmann

Founding figure of the Wiener Werkstätte, Josef Hoffmann's geometric forms and decorative elegance shaped the Vienna Secession. Explore furniture and objects with timeless charm.

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Le Corbusier

A titan of architectural modernism, Le Corbusier's furniture designs are equally iconic. Discover tubular steel chairs and sofas that express the "machine for living" ethos.

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Marcel Breuer

One of the Bauhaus greats, Marcel Breuer redefined modern seating with tubular steel and sleek minimalism. Discover design classics like the Wassily and Cesca chairs.

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Mart Stam

A Bauhaus pioneer, Mart Stam is celebrated for the invention of the cantilever chair. This collection highlights his tubular steel innovations that embody functionalist rigor.

Mies van der Rohe

"Less is more" defined Mies van der Rohe's minimalist approach. Explore the Barcelona chair and other modernist classics that embody International Style purity.

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Takehiko Mizutani

A Japanese Bauhaus alumnus, Takehiko Mizutani brought minimalist clarity and geometric precision to modernist design. Discover rare, academically significant pieces.

Isamu Noguchi

Blurring sculpture and function, Isamu Noguchi's organic modernism defined iconic tables and lighting. Discover pieces that are as artistic as they are practical.

Pierre Chareau

An icon of French modernism, Pierre Chareau fused industrial materials with artistic sensibility. Explore rare furnishings and lighting from the designer of Maison de Verre.

Rene Herbst

A trailblazer of French industrial modernism, René Herbst's tubular steel and elastic cord designs embody early 20th-century functionalism. Explore minimalist seating classics.