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The Met x Eichholtz

Type: Stool

Upholstered Swivel Stool Greenwich

Regular price $1,295.00
Sale price $1,295.00 Regular price
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Type: Dining Table

Silver Travertine Dining Table Florence

Regular price $7,995.00
Sale price $7,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Coffee Table

Travertine Coffee Table Florence

Regular price From $3,995.00
Sale price From $3,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Dining Chair

Beige Upholstered Dining Chair Clayton

Regular price $1,495.00
Sale price $1,495.00 Regular price
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Type: Stool

Bronze Base Stool Fifth

Regular price From $995.00
Sale price From $995.00 Regular price
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Type: Sofa

Beige Upholstered Sofa Stelvio

Regular price $5,995.00
Sale price $5,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Sofa

Palmer Beige Sofa Manhattan S

Regular price $5,995.00
Sale price $5,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Dining Chair

Upholstered Dining Chair Marly

Regular price $1,295.00
Sale price $1,295.00 Regular price
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Type: Dining Chair

Beige Upholstered Dining Chair Duveen

Regular price $995.00
Sale price $995.00 Regular price
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Type: Armchair

Upholstered Lounge Chair Stelvio

Regular price From $2,995.00
Sale price From $2,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Display Cabinet

Black Oak Cabinet Kumo

Regular price $5,995.00
Sale price $5,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Print

Wall Arts (2) Inlay Menes

Regular price $1,695.00
Sale price $1,695.00 Regular price
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Type: Box

Antique Brass Box Meiji

Regular price $495.00
Sale price $495.00 Regular price
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Type: Side Table

Antique Silver Side Table Verney

Regular price $1,995.00
Sale price $1,995.00 Regular price
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Type: Wall Accessory

Sandstone Wall Object Liao Set (2)

Regular price $3,995.00
Sale price $3,995.00 Regular price
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The Met x Eichholtz collection brings together art, history, and contemporary design in a collaboration inspired by the extraordinary holdings of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Drawing from centuries of decorative arts, sculpture, architecture, and ornament, each piece reinterprets historic references through the refined, modern perspective of Eichholtz.

The collection spans furniture, lighting, and decorative objects, translating museum-inspired forms and motifs into pieces designed for today’s interiors. Sculptural silhouettes, rich materials, and carefully considered details give the collection a sense of permanence while keeping it distinctly contemporary.

More than a decorative collaboration, The Met x Eichholtz is a dialogue between past and present—bringing the influence of one of the world’s great cultural institutions into interiors through pieces that feel collected, sophisticated, and enduring.