Who Modern

Who Modern Vintage Design & Art Dealer specializing in important modern art and designer furniture. Contact us today!

Who Modern is an antique furniture business located in Skokie, IL, serving the Illinois area since 2022. We specialize in unique furniture, art, and objects, and we offer sofas, desks, chairs, sculptures, ceramics, and more. Our goal is to provide our customers with beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces that will last a lifetime. We strive to provide excellent customer service and look forward to helpin

g you make your home or office a unique and beautiful space. Products:
Lighting
Sculptures
Buffet
Rugs
Furniture
Chairs
Desks
Side Tables
Ceramics
Sideboards
Sofas
Cups
Glass
Tables
Dishes
Serving Dishes
Art
Shelving
Plates
Vintage Electronics

Professional Association:
Skokie Chamber of Commerce

Services:
Design
Delivery
Catered Search
Storage

Specialties:
Unique Furniture
Unique Art
Unique Objects

Poul Kjærholm’s PK20 for Fritz Hansen, circa 1980. Rich chocolate-brown leather and Kjærholm’s signature sculptural mini...
08/27/2026

Poul Kjærholm’s PK20 for Fritz Hansen, circa 1980. Rich chocolate-brown leather and Kjærholm’s signature sculptural minimalism make this a timeless example of Danish modernism.

Available at Who Modern.

Erik Jørgensen. EJ220 sectional sofa for Fredericia Denmark. Introduced in 1970, the EJ 220 has become a defining piece ...
08/20/2026

Erik Jørgensen. EJ220 sectional sofa for Fredericia Denmark.
Introduced in 1970, the EJ 220 has become a defining piece in Erik Jørgensen’s collection and an enduring example of the classic Danish box sofa. Its low, streamlined profile and slender armrests established a distinctive design language that has influenced generations of sofa design. Combining refined proportions with exceptional craftsmanship, the EJ 220 embodies the enduring simplicity and elegance of Danish modernism. Who Modern

Alessandro Pianon (1910 to 1988) Pulcino glass bird sculpture, designed for Vistosi, Italy, circa 1960.
08/03/2026

Alessandro Pianon (1910 to 1988) Pulcino glass bird sculpture, designed for Vistosi, Italy, circa 1960.

Gaetano Pesce Big Collina Vase in soft resin for Fish Design.
08/02/2026

Gaetano Pesce Big Collina Vase in soft resin for Fish Design.

Ate van ApeldoornFour-Drawer Chest, c. 1970sSolid pineA study in material honesty and craftsmanship, this chest features...
07/31/2026

Ate van Apeldoorn
Four-Drawer Chest, c. 1970s
Solid pine

A study in material honesty and craftsmanship, this chest features exposed finger-jointed construction and richly figured solid pine. Characterized by its clean geometry and functional simplicity, it reflects the enduring principles of Dutch modern design.

Gaetano Pesce Fiona vase for Fish Design.Part of Pesce’s iconic Fish Design collection, each vase is individually cast i...
07/28/2026

Gaetano Pesce Fiona vase for Fish Design.

Part of Pesce’s iconic Fish Design collection, each vase is individually cast in resin, making every example entirely unique. Its fluid form, layered color, and tactile surface embody Pesce’s lifelong celebration of individuality, spontaneity, and fearless material experimentation.

02/17/2026

This Samos G bowl is a striking example of radical Italian design, originally conceived in 1973 by Enzo Mari for Danese Milano. This particular piece comes from the Mari-authorized 1997 reissue by Driade Kosmo, distinguished by its use of natural gres—an unglazed grey ceramic stoneware—rather than the original glazed white porcelain. Constructed from rolled lengths of gres layered one over another and fired at high temperatures, the bowl forms a self-supporting structure that is both sculptural and functional. Each example is inherently unique, reflecting subtle variations in the hand-formed elements and firing process.

Who Modern is thrilled to offer this NOS example with its original box. This piece stands as both a collectible design object and a timeless work of art.

This pair of the Costanza table D13 lamps, designed in 1986 by Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan, represents a refined balance...
02/15/2026

This pair of the Costanza table D13 lamps, designed in 1986 by Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan, represents a refined balance of innovation and tradition in modern Italian lighting design. Conceived as part of the now-iconic Costanza series, the D13 model features a slender aluminum stem and a softly tapered, silk-screened polycarbonate shade that diffuses light into a warm, inviting glow. The lamp’s minimalist silhouette reinterprets the classic table lamp form with contemporary lightness, while its distinctive sensor dimmer allows intuitive adjustment of brightness, reflecting Rizzatto’s human-centered approach to design. As a pair, these lamps create a harmonious and sculptural presence, offering both functional illumination and timeless elegance suited to a wide range of interiors.

02/06/2026

Designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in the 1970s and enduringly relevant through the 1980s, the Maralunga sofa is a masterclass in relaxed Italian modernism. This example, reupholstered in luscious dark chocolate mohair, elevates the design’s signature informality with a layer of quiet luxury—its plush, light-catching pile emphasizing the sofa’s soft, generous proportions. The ingenious adjustable backrests, which shift effortlessly from low and lounge-like to upright and supportive, speak to Magistretti’s human-centered approach to design, where comfort and innovation coexist seamlessly. Grounded yet indulgent, this Maralunga balances sculptural presence with lived-in ease, the deep, velvety brown upholstery lending warmth and depth while honoring the sofa’s timeless, effortlessly sophisticated character.

This example is available now at WhoModern.com

This USM Haller table model T69, designed in 1963 by Swiss architects Fritz Haller and Paul Schaerer, is a classic examp...
01/27/2026

This USM Haller table model T69, designed in 1963 by Swiss architects Fritz Haller and Paul Schaerer, is a classic example of modernist functional design. Defined by its clean lines and restrained elegance, the table features a chromed steel tube frame paired with a simple, durable tabletop, reflecting the designers’ emphasis on clarity, modularity, and precision engineering. Closely aligned with the philosophy behind the USM Haller modular furniture system, the T69 is highly versatile, suitable for use as a desk, dining table, or work surface in both residential and professional settings. Its timeless aesthetic and robust construction have made it an enduring design icon within twentieth-century Swiss furniture design.

This example is available now at WhoModern.com

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329 West 18th Street Unit #400
Chicago, IL
60607

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Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

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