Online sales of last season’s wares is fast becoming a trend in the upper echelons of the retail world. Designers such as Prada have already harnessed the power of online sales, when they auctioned one-off samples for the following season through their website. And now many a label is following suit, realising the world-wide-web's potential to reach a wider, luxe-loving, bargain-hungry audience, keen for the buy without the elbow barging.

One company that has tapped into this mounting online auction frenzy is Moss, a design store and gallery conceived by designer gallerists Murray Moss and Franklin Getchell.

With two industrial gallery stores firmly ensconced in the hearts of the design glitterati in New York and Los Angeles, Moss is now branching out to the global market. Through their new online sales initiative, anyone looking for a slice of the brand's mix of industrial furnishings and eclectic accessories, can purchase at the click of their mouse.

Each week Moss will be featuring a range of products from their warehouse for a considerably reduced price, but only online. The goods will be available for just one week, meaning there will be a constant flow of design gems for perusal and a constant lure for the auction addict.