Design accessories & vintage style

The disappearance of brutalist architecture and furniture

Fleysen entered the market with a determination to produce quality metal furniture

Unique Czechoslovak buildings and their furnishings in the 1970s and 1980s

Introducing Fleysen - fantastic minimalist metal furniture

Incredible wooden artworks by Antonín Hepnar

Prototype of the TON chair designed by architect Karel Prager

The disappearance of brutalist architecture and furniture

Fleysen entered the market with a determination to produce quality metal furniture

Unique Czechoslovak buildings and their furnishings in the 1970s and 1980s

Introducing Fleysen - fantastic minimalist metal furniture

Incredible wooden artworks by Antonín Hepnar

Prototype of the TON chair designed by architect Karel Prager

Kamenický Šenov lamp

€ 1 598

A floor lamp made in the 1980s in Kamenický Šenov glassworks. Lamp with metal construction with brass elements. The light source (fluorescent lamp) is covered all around with glass rods. 250V / 1x18W

T2407 armchair

€ 2 877

New

A replica of the T2407 armchair originally designed by Viliam Chlebo in 1979. Chlebo is a Slovak architect and furniture designer whose collections for the company Kodreta Myjava, which include the T2403 and T2407 armchairs, were awarded the Gold Medal for Design at the Consumer Goods Retail Exhibition in Brno in 1980.Architect Karel Prager even used the T2407 in his design for the prestigious interior or the brutalist New Stage of the National Theatre in Prague. The chair caught Prager’s eye with its airy frame and elegant design. The original model made for mass production had canvas upholstery, but for the New Stage of the National Theatre Chlebo and Prager altered the design to fit with the luxurious interior.This replica armchair features a metal chromed frame and leather upholstery. This specific design was produced only for the New Stage of the National Theatre.

T2407 armchair

€ 2 877

New

The word Nanovo in Czech means something "anew", "afresh" or "again". We stumbled upon the name of our shop as we were chilling at Berlin's university in 2009. Two years later in 2011 our Nanovo shop opened. We are a shop with Czechoslovak and international post-war design, we sell and renovate furniture and we also design interiors. In 2016 we have received the Czech Grand Design Award "Shop of the Year". In 2019, we were awarded the EDIDA Award - Elle magazine award for Jiří Jiroutek's furniture reissue.