When most of us envision Mid Century furniture, sleek linear lines come to mind such as the furniture of Florence Knoll, George Nelson and Mies van der Rohe. Yet a large array of design from the era is imbued with glamour, brass, and sculptural curves. We've come to refer to the stylized designs of this era as Hollywood Regency.

Leading examples are Vladimir Kagan, an illustrious designer who experimented with sensuous curves in his iconic pieces; and Pepe Mendoza, the modernist sculptor from Mexico City, was interested in working with brass and brightly colored enamels in contrast to the stainless steel and wood products used in Scandinavian design.

From the highly sculptural lines of the Karpen chairs to the round Asian-influenced Kittinger table that earned design praise in 1948, the items featured below are Hollywood Regency glamour at its finest!

White Lacquer, Brass, and Mirrored 1970's Dresser 

Exquisite Custom Pepe Mendoza Brass And Enamel Pendants From The 1960s

Karpen of California Sculptural Lounge Chairs 

High Glam Two Piece 1950s Serpentine Sofa In The Style Of Vladimir Kagan

Mastercraft Lacquer And Brass Console

Kittinger Gilded Coffee Table