Design accessories & vintage style

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

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

Dřevopodnik Holešov chair

€ 316

Low wooden chair produced in the 1970s by Dřevopodnik Holešov. Dřevopodnik Holešov had its own collective of artists, the well-known trio of designers Zbyněk Hřivnáč, Jan Bočan, and Jan Šrámek. However, the authorship of this chair made of bent oak wood is unfortunately unknown. The chair has undergone a complete renovation in our workshop, including reupholstery of the seat and backrest in a salmon-coloured corduroy fabric.

Lamp Napako 1715/0519

€ 695

Lamp model 1715/0519, designed by Josef Hůrka in the 1960s for the Napako company. The lamp has a conical shape made of frosted, milky, triplexopal glass. The shade stands on a metal tripod which is painted black. One leg goes from the base to the top of the lamp, where it is curved and topped with a wooden ball. Josef Hůrka was a Czech designer who worked for Napako for much of his life. Napako was founded in 1919 and its name is derived from the initial letters "Nástrojáři" (toolmakers) - "Pasíři" (passers) - "Kovotlačitelé" (metal printers). They became famous in their time thanks to the works of Josef Hůrka. The lamp is in very good original condition. The bulb with E27 thread is used.

Coffee table

€ 611

Glass coffee table from the 1950s, designed by Milo Baughman. The table consists of a chrome frame with four circles at varying heights. The upper three circles hold glass plates, and the top two can be rotated outwards. The bottom circle holds a mirror. Milo Baughman (1923–2003) was a renowned American furniture designer and interior decorator. He is considered one of the forerunners of the California Modern style, a 1960s movement that imbued art deco with functionality and lightness.The table has been completely cleaned, and the glass tops and mirror have been replaced with new ones.

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.