Pair of Scandinavian Scandia Easy Chairs by Hans Brattrud for Fjordfiesta, 2000s

This set of armchairs was produced in the early 1980s by the Swedish brand IKEA. The SET model first appears in the catalogue in 1979, was upholstered exclusively in fabric at the ti...

This heavy and solid but at the same time elegant Timeless chair was designed by Antonio Citterio for the Italian Flexform manufacture during the 1980s. This chair has a chromed stee...

This set of four chairs was designed by Hans J. Wegner for the Danish manufacturer Getama Gedsted during the 1960s. The raw, geometric frame of the chair is made of light oak wood. T...

This Scissors armchair set of two was designed by Folke Ohlsson for the Swedish manufacturer Bodafors in 1962. It has a scissor oak frame with eight slats on the backrest. The loose cushions have been re-upholstered in a high-quality gray textured fabric. The history of this project began in 1950, when Olhsson designed these armchairs for his DUX company. Timeless design, simple construction and high-quality aesthetics perfectly reflect the spirit of the Mid-Century Modern. Folke Ohlsson was born and raised in Sweden. In 1953, he moved to the United States and founded DUX Incorporated, which was a huge success. The designs of Ohlsson's armchairs and sofas are appreciated for their graceful combination of traditional details and modernist simplicity. Accordingly, his work has brought many recognition and awards, including the best design at the 1964 Milan Triennale exhibition, as well as the Royal...

This set of two modernist Eva chairs was designed by Niels Koefoed for the Danish Koefoed Hornslet manufacture in 1964. This chairs are made of solid teak and upholstered in high-quality light fabric. This set has been designed as dining chairs, but this kind of form also fit well in other parts of the home or office. The chairs have a high backrest with ergonomic vertical slats and a comfortable seat. Niels Koefoed was a Danish furniture designer and owner of the Koefoeds Hornslet factory. Named after the city in which it was located. The furniture factory was founded by Niels father, Einar Koefoed in the 1920s. The city of Hornslet boasted three furniture makers at the end of the 20th century, each specialized in different areas of the design industry: upscale furniture, upholstery and cabinets. Koefoeds Hornslet was involved in the production of the first - elegant furniture. In 1964, Koefoed designed the modernist Eva chair, which had three vertical slats on the backrest, and was manufactured by Koefoeds in teak or rosewood. Eventually, the rosewood was withdrawn and replaced with cherry. The Eva chair was part of a series of three dining chairs, the other two of which are the Ingrid chair...

This set of two DSC 106 chairs was designed by Giancarla Piretti for the Italian Castelli in 1965. It is one of the best-known models of the brand's chairs and is still an object with an innovative and attractive design. The elegant interweaving of lines that define the forms of the DSC 106 has been admired by generations of architects and interior designers who have always regarded the chair not only for its timeless aesthetic quality, but also for its exceptional functionality and durability. The DSC 106 is concrete proof that Italian design is about more than just creativity, especially when it comes to being able to combine an aesthetic element with ergonomic research, efficiency and usability. This model is an example of the best collaboration between designer Giancarlo Piretti and the historic Italian brand Castelli. The structure is made of metal, and the seat and backrest are made of bent plywood upholstered with high-quality black vinyl. Giancarlo Piretti was born in Bologna in 1940. After studying at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Academy of Bologna, he began working as an interior designer for Anonima Castelli, designing furniture for both home and office use. During his twelve years at Castelli, Piretti obtained numerous industrial patents for his designs, which were dominated by chairs. Piretti's work for Castelli has earned the company an international reputation in the field of furniture design. His most famous design is the folding plastic Plia Chair (1968). Other famous designs include the DCS 106 stacking chair (1965), Plona lounge chair (1969), Alky chair (1970), Plantone folding desk (1970), Plano (1971, IBD Gold Medal), Planto clothes hanger (1972), modular System 61 sofa system (1973), Xylon...

Hans Brattrud 'Scandia' Lounge Chair in Walnut for Fjordfiesta. Designed in 1959. New, current production. Easy chair in laminated lacquered walnut and satin chrome swivel base. Pri...

Beautiful example of Scandia high back dining chairs in excellent vintage condition. Rosewood slats on a chrome base. Chairs retain original label. Norway, 1960s. 2 high back chairs...

Special Hans Brattrud easy chair. Designed in the 1950s. The design with the vertical ribs attached to horizontal laminated slabs make it an ingenious construction transforming it t...

Special Hans Brattrud lounge chair. Designed in the 1960s. This Scandia chair for Hove Mobler is executed in rosewood. It has a chrome swivel base and can be called exclusive becaus...

Hans Brattrud for Hove Mobler, lounge chair model 'Scandia' in teak and metal, Norway, circa 1957.  This chair was part of the Scandia series, designed by Norwegian designer Hans Br...

A chair from the Scandia series, designed by Norwegian designer Hans Brattrud in 1957 and produced by Hove Mobler in midcentury, circa 1960. The chair is made of a chromed steel bas...