Furniture & Homeware
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Tab T Table Lamp by Barber Osgerby
As seen in:Designer: Barber Osgerby
Flos
Shop NowDesigned in 2011 by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby for Flos, the black Tab T LED Table Lamp is a simple folded form that offers uncomplicated, dynamic lighting.
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Pols Potten Steps vase
As seen in:Shop NowMade from full-coloured mouth-blown glass the Steps vase from pols potten is a modern take on a traditional barrel vase, using stepped sides to create the same shape. The ridged detail adds texture and means that when sunlight hits it the vase will develop its own glow.
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Peanut B sofa by Bonaldo
As seen in:Shop NowThe Peanut B sofa by Bonaldo is an extremely versatile sofa which adapts to every style or space requirement.
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Maroua by Larsen fabric
As seen in:Shop NowThe curtains in the living room of Melissa and Nick’s house are an abstract modernist design – a fabric called Maroua by Larsen available from Colefax and Fowler.
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Pila Folding Chair
As seen in:Designer: Giancarlo Piretti
Directors: Lenny Abrahamson, Leanne Welham
Shop NowThe Plia Folding Chair was designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli in the year 1967 and is an award-winning design classic.
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Railings paint by Farrow and Ball
As seen in:Directors: Lenny Abrahamson, Leanne Welham
Shop NowA soft black paint with blue undertones which can transform rooms into dramatic and enveloping interior spaces, exactly as it does in Melissa and Nick’s Dublin home in Conversations With Friends.
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Series 7 chair by Arne Jacobsen (vintage)
As seen in:Designer: Arne Jacobsen
Fritz Hansen
Directors: Florian Zeller, Lenny Abrahamson
Shop NowThe striking silhouette of the Series 7 Chair was designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen.
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Loop art by Anthony Lyttle
As seen in:Designer: Anthony Lyttle
Director: Lenny Abrahamson
Shop NowIn Melissa and Nick’s kitchen in Conversation With Friends we find an eye-catching bold artwork on the wall, made of red looped lines on a white background. This piece is a woodblock print called “Loop” by Ireland based artist Anthony Lyttle.
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Panthella Floor Lamp (new and vintage)
Designer: Verner Panton
Louis Poulsen
Directors: Lenny Abrahamson, Matt Shakman
Shop NowThe characterful Panthella Floor Lamp from Louis Poulsen offers the largest iteration of Verner Panton‘s signature design.
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Verner Panton Pantonova seating system
As seen in:Designer: Verner Panton
Director: Lewis Gilbert
Shop NowDesigned by the celebrated Danish designer Vernon Panton in 1971, the Pantonova Chair system can be seen in the James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me (1977).
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Verner Panton Fun shell chandelier pendant lamp (vintage)
As seen in:Designer: Verner Panton
Director: Peter Hunt
Shop NowIn the Bond movie On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969) we find two Verner Panton Fun shell pendant lights in Blofeld’s Piz Gloria lair.
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Flowerpot pendant light by Verner Panton
Designer: Verner Panton
Directors: Peter Hunt, Pedro Almodóvar
Shop NowAvailable in a multitude of cheerful colours the Verner Panton Flowerpot pendant lamps look great individually or as a set hanging in multiples, as they did in the James Bond movie On Her Majesty’s Secret Service and Conversations With Friends
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Verner Panton shell Fun chandelier pendant lamp (new)
As seen in:Designer: Verner Panton
Director: Peter Hunt
Shop NowIn the Bond movie On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969) we find two Verner Panton shell lamps from the Fun series, in Blofeld’s Piz Gloria lair.
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Christ Unlimited (Dancing Christs) sculptures by Herman Makkink as seen in A Clockwork Orange
As seen in:Designer: Herman Makkink
Director: Stanley Kubrick
Shop NowChrist Unlimited (1970) are sculptures by the artist Herman Makkink (1937-2013) of naked, crucified Jesus dancing as if in a chorus line as appeared in Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange.
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Art by Cornelis Makkink
As seen in:Designer: Cornelius Makkink
Directors: Stanley Kubrick, Tinto Brass
Shop NowWe find the art of Cornelis Makkink throughout A Clockwork Orange (1971) as well as Dropout (1970) by Tinto Brass.
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The Rocking Machine sculpture by Herman Makkink as seen in A Clockwork Orange
As seen in:Designer: Herman Makkink
Directors: Tinto Brass, Stanley Kubrick
Shop NowRocking Machine, the shiny white phallic sculpture by Herman Makkink which appears in the house of the yoga-loving ‘CatLady’ in Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange, is available to buy through Film and Furniture.
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Ovio chair by Claudio Salocchi
As seen in:Designer: Claudio Salocchi
Director: Dexter Fletcher
Shop NowThe Ovio chair designed by Claudio Salocchi rotates 360 degrees and comes in various fabrics and leathers.
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Toulouse Side Tables as seen in the interiors of Anatomy of a Scandal
As seen in:Shop NowWe’ve tracked down the sculptural side tables which sit either side of the Whitehouses’ sofa in Anatomy of a Scandal.
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Cobra Table Lamp by Elio Martinelli for Martinelli Luce
Designer: Elio Martinelli
Martinelli Luce
Directors: Ridley Scott, Lenny Abrahamson, Matt Shakman
Shop NowThe Cobra Table Lamp brings a touch of retro-futurism to any setting, and has lit up the screen in several distinctive productions. You’ll spot it in House of Gucci, on the desk of Maurizio Gucci, as well as in the beautifully styled sets of Fantastic Four: First Steps, Conversations With Friends, and Mr Jones. Its rounded, organic form and sculptural presence make it a perfect fit for interiors with cinematic ambition.
Approx £1,000.00 Inc VAT if applicable / $1350
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House of Gucci Desk / Dining Table, screen used original by Barberini & Gunnell
As seen in:Director: Ridley Scott
Shop NowThe screen used sculptural table Bangles House of Gucci desk table was chosen by Director Ridley Scott and Production Designer Arthur Max for the film House of Gucci.
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Luminator Floor Lamp by Pietro Chiesa
As seen in:Designer: Pietro Chiesa
FontanaArte
Director: Ridley Scott
Shop NowThe Luminator floor lamp is one of the first projects that Pietro Chiesa created for FontanaArte. A Pair of these floor lamps make a star appearance in the film House of Gucci.
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