Homeware & Furniture at Paul Smith Westbourne House
Pair of Art Deco chairs
Upholstered in Paul Smith Maharam
A pair of Art Deco chairs restored in black and turquoise, inspired by Claridge’s Hotel, London.
The chairs have been refinished in gloss black to emphasise their silhouette and upholstered in Paul Smith for Maharam Concord fabric, with studded trim detail.
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Pair of chairs: £5,400.00 inc VAT
Material: Timber, upholstery
Origin: Restored in the UK
Dimensions: 54 W x 50 D x 89 H x 49 cm
Italian ceramic pair of Dalmatian’s, circa 1970s
A pair of Italian ceramic Dalmatian figurines, crafted in the 1970s.
Hand-painted with intricate detailing, the dogs feature the distinctive black spots and white coat typical of Dalmatians. Their glossy finish and expert craftsmanship highlight the skill of Italian artisans from this era.
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Each figurine: £1,250.00 inc VAT
The Umanoff Tri Side Table
A stackable design crafted from walnut and laminate, originally created by Arthur Umanoff in the 1950s.
£1,140.00 inc VAT
£1,350.00 inc
Table ebonised frame with pale pink glass top.
French armchairs by Pierre Guariche for Steiner 1950’s, in Paul Smith Maharam
A pair of mid-century French armchairs, designed by Pierre Guariche for Steiner.
The chairs have been restored and reupholstered in Paul Smith for Maharam, Wool Check, Peony.
The complete pattern spans across the pair, creating two unique chairs that fade though tones of pink and ochre.
Pair of armchairs: £7,000.00 inc VAT
Material: Timber, upholstery
Origin: France, Restored in the UK
Dimensions: 53 W x 64 D x 92 H x 45 SH
Features a chromed steel base with a rise-and-fall adjustment and concealed ball wheels for easy mobility. The grey glass top is in good condition, and an attribution mark is present.
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£2,850.00 inc VAT
Mid Century Halfa Wooden chairs by Emile Baumann. France 1970’s
Émile Baumann was a renowned Swiss furniture designer celebrated for his innovative approach to modern design. Known for his distinctive blend of functionality and artistry, Baumann’s work often combined clean lines with a focus on high-quality craftsmanship.
Drawing inspiration from both traditional European techniques and emerging modernist trends, he created pieces that were not only practical but visually striking. His designs often featured sleek, minimalist aesthetics, using materials like wood and metal in harmonious ways.
Each chair: £2,200.00 inc VAT
Set of 4 available
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Sputnik Floor Lamp
This adjustable floor lamp features three-color shade, offering versatile lighting options. The brass-plated stem is complemented by a whiteveined marble base.
Includes a push-floor switch for easy operation. Available in additional colour options upon request.
£2,500.00 inc VAT
Artek Reimagined by Paul Smith –Aalto Five Colour-Stained Screen 100
Alvar Aalto's Screen 100, reimagined by Paul Smith. The solid pine slats are individually stained using two of Artek's house finishes, and three custom ones made for Paul Smith. When combined, they create a muted version of our timeless 'Signature Stripe'. Made of fine pinewood strips that have been vertically aligned, Screen 100 can be rolled up for storage and rolled out to form straight lines or fluid curves.
The screen can be used to divide rooms or section off areas, and at 150 cm tall, it will add structure to a space without obscuring vision. Light, with balanced proportions, the screen is easy to move around as needed and will bring the warmth of wood to any room in which it’s placed. Designed by Alvar Aalto, Screen 100 displays the Finnish master’s unmatched ability to meld traditional materials with organic shapes.
£3,150.00 inc VAT
Solid Pine * Made in Finland *
Dimensions: 200 L x 150 W cm
art@paulsmith.co.uk
Katie Heller
Art & Exhibitions Manager
Paul Smith
9 Albemarle Street
London W1S 4BL
+44 (0)7553 352 959
+44 (0) 207 493 4565
katie.heller@paulsmith.co.uk
Brontë Crouch
Arts and Interiors Consultant
Paul Smith
9 Albemarle Street
London W1S 4BL
+44 (0) 207 493 4565
bronte.crouch@paulsmith.co.uk
