Born out of the post-utility, post-war boom in modern taste and design, G Plan paved the way for midcentury modern to take over interior design tastes in the 1950s through to the 1970s. Today, it fits beautifully into modern design, adding authentic Danish-influenced flair wherever it is placed.
A fully restored 1960s chest from G Plan’s Tola & Black / Librenza range, designed by Leslie G. Dandy. Richly patterned timber, a black underframe and brass fittings give this piece the distinctive look that makes the range so appealing.
A vintage G Plan coffee table with a hexagonal glass top, beautifully figured wood grain and an unusual open-sided base.
A lovely compact bedside cabinet from G Plan’s early Brandon range, with the warm oak finish and beautifully figured grain that give these pieces so much character.
A striking early G Plan chest of drawers from the Librenza, or Tola & Black, range, produced by E. Gomme during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
A wonderful mid-century bureau from G Plan’s sought-after Brandon range, with the warm oak finish and beautifully shaped detailing that make these early G Plan pieces so distinctive.
A handsome oak table from the G Plan Librenza range, bearing the E. Gomme stamp. The warm, honey-coloured wood sits beautifully against the black drawer fronts, with brass handles and little brass feet adding a touch of glamour.
