Opus Crazy Glass Chair by Carlo Rampazzi

Thin profiles lacquered in lime green are the only chromatic contrast allowed for this plush armchair offered in an otherwise total-black look. Here enveloped in a prized black leath...

Part of the Opus Garden collection, this stunning outdoor armchair is an ideal addition to an eclectic patio or contemporary terrace. Its sinuous curves, distinctive of the Opus coll...

This superb armchair is the leather counterpart of the Opus Futura silver armchair and will be a unique addition to a contemporary home, where it will be an eclectic and whimsical ad...

Sitting on this armchair or simply looking at it will equally distill a sense of unattainable exclusivity. The sculpted and sinuous wooden frame boasts the colorful Crazy Glass finis...

Designed by Carlo Rampazzi, this armchair is a showcase of eccentricity and elegance. Fluid profiles mark the enveloping wooden structure, its front legs finely sculpted and enriched...

Carved wooden structure with matt yellow lacquer finish on back, armrests and front legs; upholstered with Murrina fabric, designed by Carlo Rampazzi.

An impressive chair by the design architect Carlo Rampazzi and circa 1980. Born in Ancona Italy in 1949, he graduated in interior decoration from Lugano and Paris. His expertise is...

A rare piece, this elegant and comfortable "Lucania" easy chair by Giancarlo De Carlo has an upholstered body supported by an iron frame. It is perfect for reading, conversing, or re...

Italy, Singer & Sons 1955. Genuine originals. Walnut. Price for the pair of armchairs. 23 wide, 28" tall and 28" deep. Seat height 16". Professionally restored in our dedicated commercial workshop with the wood enriched with oil and completed with professional grade satin oils to the top of the wood, these chairs will hold their natural look of walnut for decades and look even better as they age with patina over time. Flawless joinery, sculpted, subtle rounding and graduation of every component. These have not been purchased separately, they were originally purchased together and are a set and exactly identical. No stain used. No polyurethanes or other plastic like coatings. Brand new foam and cushions using...

The "Concha" armchair, designed by Martin Eisler and Carlo Hauner, is a hallmark of mid-century Brazilian furniture design. This chair is recognized for its elegant and organic form,...

Carlo de Carli Model 806 armchairs, produced by Cassina, Italy, 1950s. Oak legs with dark grey (with a hint of brown) 100% mohair fabric. Fast shipping worldwide.

Theatrical and fun pair of unusual Italian armchairs. Large and comfortable.