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22/10/2026

Pietro Costantini dining chairs (set of 4) 🤍
Sculptural, graphic and a little theatrical. This set of four Italian post-modern dining chairs (1970s–1980s), attributed to Pietro Costantini, has tall two-slat backs rising from a white lacquered frame.
The curved white leather seats are slightly flared and comfortable. They sit well around a dining table and suit modern or minimal interiors.

Good vintage condition with light signs of wear: small lacquer chips and edge wear, as visible in the pictures.
Available now at Narras.co. Link in bio.

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22/10/2026

The perfect pair ✨
This set of vintage wall sconces pairs polished chrome shades with paper-covered bulb holders. The bulbs sit on both sides, so the glow spreads in two directions and bounces off the metal.
Mount them as a pair beside a bed, a mirror or along a hallway.

Teak side table also available ☺️

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22/10/2026

Early-80s Italian design at its boldest. ✨
The Alesia pendant by Carlo Forcolini for Artemide (Milan, 1981) pairs a bright blue shade with a red mesh detail, with original Artemide label.
Hang it above a dining table, a kitchen island or in a hallway. The telescopic stem lets you set the height anywhere from about 120 to 180 cm.
Ø 32 cm, painted metal, light signs of wear.
Available now at Narras.co. Link in bio.

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31/07/2026

Sun-worn elm farmhouse table with the most amazing character , paired with a 1970s Dutch shell fluted lamp by Post Verlichting — marbled plastic shade, aluminum base, still glowing exactly as it did fifty years ago (two available).

Picked up my Nikon again, trying to capture the beauty of the materials — the grain, the wear and the way the light moves through them.

Everything you see here is up for grabs, except the stone (found by my son in Morocco) and the painting peeking in the corner (made by my daughter). Those two aren’t going anywhere 😅

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Website in the making so no link in bio yet.. DM for now💫

19/07/2026

18/07/2026

Who wants to work inside with this weather

01/07/2026

Although Narras is set up as true collective, we thought it to be nice to show you a little insight every now and then of the people behind it💫 to kick off; eva was born in Amsterdam & moved to London where she opened a shop all things Danish and Dutch midcentury aged 24. After moving back and closing the shop in London she dived in to interior design/styling/ branding and developed a complete crush on ceramics (tiles that is 😉) and is the creative director at MOODS next to putting her love for all things creative in Narras 🫶

06/06/2026

Creative direction for HQ creating wholesome spaces that can inspire through events and workshops🙌

06/06/2026

Creative direction for creating a space for architects to use as their studio away from their own❤️

06/06/2026

Creative direction for at the Moods HQ. Wooden detailing stained to match aesthetic of the burgundy tiles 💫