Architecture Chair

The fiberglass body rests on a low architectural wood base, emphasizing the chair’s horizontal proportions and creating a subtle floating effect.

One of Aalto’s most celebrated designs, the Model 401 combines his pioneering bent laminated birch construction with a generously proportioned seat and high back, offering exceptiona...

Architectural Art Deco wingback chair from Prague, circa 1940s, preserved in fully original condition with sculptural proportions and rich period upholstery.

This sophisticated contemporary design balances the visual lightness of transparent Lucite-style construction with the comfort and generous proportions of a traditional upholstered l...

This exceptional piece beautifully showcases Dudouyt’s signature interplay of rustic honesty and architectural geometry. Crafted from solidly structured, deeply toned oak, the chair ...

Their sculptural wooden armrests and open sides give the chairs an elegant architectural presence, while the softly curved upholstery introduces a welcoming contrast.

Sculptural exposed birch elements follow the curve of the arms and continue down toward the feet, creating a warm contrast to the soft upholstery and giving the chairs their distinct...

The low-slung profile and enveloping arms create an inviting, cocoon-like seat, while the rich leather has developed a warm patina that enhances the chairs’ soft architectural lines....

Designed with a wink to pop culture and an edge of architectural wit, this chair blurs the line between furniture and sculpture.

This architectural and fully restored side chair that was called the compass chair was designed by Allan Gould in 1948 and produced by Herman Miller It is model #4171 and was conside...

Resting low to the ground, the chair appears almost architectural, its volume balanced by clean lines and carefully considered proportions.

With a clear preoccupation with geometry, this chair’s outstanding architectural frame speaks of the mastery of the designer and of the producer.

The low-slung proportions and sweeping profile give the chairs a substantial architectural presence while retaining the fluidity characteristic of Kagan’s work.

Featuring sculpted paddle armrests and a vertical spindle back frame, this lounge chair offers refined architectural lines. Designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Selig, it captures classic...

The low-slung profile and enveloping arms create an inviting, cocoon-like seat, while the rich leather has developed a warm patina that enhances the chairs’ soft architectural lines....

Made from richly grained oak, each chair features a softly contoured seat, slender splayed legs, and an expressive cut-out backrest that lends the design a playful yet architectural ...

Rooted in Rodrigues’ philosophy of creating furniture that is both relaxed and architecturally rigorous, the Tião chairs embody a uniquely Brazilian interpretation of modernism—where...

Viewed in profile, the deep reclining pitch of the seat and the pronounced wingback silhouette give these chairs an unmistakable architectural presence that photographs as powerfully...

With a clear preoccupation with geometry, the chairs’ outstanding architectural frames recall the mastery of European designers, particularly Ib Kofod Larsen.

The chairs feature a particularly architectural construction, defined by their low-slung proportions, geometric frames and distinctive continuous armrests.

Recognising that dining chairs are most often viewed from behind, the design features a dramatic sawtooth relief cut into the rear of the backrest, creating a striking visual signatu...

Its rigorous geometric construction, composed of individually upholstered squares, gives the chair an architectural presence that remains remarkably contemporary more than a century ...

Characterized by its dramatically sculpted wingback silhouette, sweeping armrests, and slender tapered legs terminating in brass sabots, the chair balances architectural presence wit...

The combination emphasizes the architecture of the chair: the lighter oak defines the structural frame, while teak is reserved for the areas of greatest visual and tactile emphasis.

Both visually captivating and architecturally bold, the chair immediately commands attention in any interior.

An elegant pair of British Art Deco side chairs, dating to circa 1930, beautifully crafted in oak and distinguished by their strong geometric lines and architectural panelled backs.

The slender tapered legs and open-sided construction give the chair a light architectural quality, while the generous cushioning provides the comfort expected of Scandinavian lounge ...

Its narrow proportions and rhythmic vertical elements give the chair an architectural quality that is particularly attractive when displayed as a decorative accent.

The silhouette is softened by generous proportions and upholstered in warm cream bouclé, while richly grained walnut framing introduces architectural structure and depth. The chair’...

This high backed, architectural style lounge chair is made from solid white oak that has developed a beautiful natural patinated warmth over time.

It is paired with a supple cognac leather seat, meticulously upholstered to highlight the chair's streamlined, architectural silhouette. The elegantly tapered legs and clean lines re...

The tall, slightly reclined rectangular backs provide an elegant architectural foundation for the chairs. Their frames flow gracefully into upholstered sides and gently shaped arms, ...

This example features elegant neutral upholstery that beautifully complements the chair’s sweeping architectural form, allowing the dramatic winged profile and embracing high back to...

Designed by acclaimed Norwegian industrial designer Sven Ivar Dysthe and produced by Dokka Møbler during the 1960s, the Model 7001H lounge chair represents the evolution of Scandinav...

PROJECT / AVAILABILITY A total of 24 chairs are available. This offers a rare opportunity to source a cohesive group for large-scale residential, hospitality, or architectural proje...

An iconic minimalist, architectural lounge chair with a distinctive aluminum base and upholstered shell.

The brushed steel legs—an unmistakable Kjærholm signature—anchor the chair with an architectural lightness, appearing almost to suspend the seat within the room.

The silhouette is strong and architectural, and the chairs are comfortable in a way their severe lines don’t suggest.

It was designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925-1926 while he was working at the Bauhaus, a renowned German art school that played a significant role in shaping modern design and architectu...

Curved corners soften the precise metal construction, while the low proportions give the chairs a calm architectural presence. Brüning established his architecture and design studio...

The contrasting combination of golden upholstery, dark wood and black metal gives the chairs a strong architectural quality, making them equally suited to a contemporary interior, mi...

This model embodies the refinement, delicacy, and architectural grace that made Chiavari chairs a favorite among designers and high‑society interiors throughout the 20th century.

The rare tinted chrome framework adds a distinctive architectural quality and complements the chair’s understated luxury.

The silhouette is clean yet generous, giving the chairs an understated sophistication that feels both architectural and relaxed.

Architectural in form, the chairs are characterised by their crisp angular arms, high rectangular backs and restrained decorative detailing.

Their dramatic 55-inch backs reinterpret the classic English wing chair through a cleaner, more architectural lens, making them equally appropriate for traditional libraries, contemp...

Organic, soft, and sculptural its simplicity is timeless with a strong architectural appeal. The chair has been reupholstered in an Edelman leather.

Architectural in form, each chair features heraldic shields, scrolling volutes, stylized shells, and talon feet—symbols long associated with abundance and prosperity in Renaissance d...

The design is anchored by a substantial, multi-tonal bullion fringe at the base, adding a layer of curated elegance and architectural weight. These chairs are not just functional sea...

His collaborations with Bovirke resulted in several iconic pieces that emphasized comfort, natural materials, and architectural clarity. This lounge chair with side table embodies th...

The dining chair is modern, architectural, and sleek with a comfortable back and seat.

In contrast, the seat and backrest are executed in acrylic, introducing a translucent plane that lightens the overall mass and emphasizes the chair’s architectural outline. The inter...

These chairs, emblematic of Oud’s influential approach, are a significant acquisition for anyone passionate about mid-century modern design and architectural history.

A chair with an architectural frame and a calm, low-slung posture, Model 869 reflects Ico Parisi’s interest in structure, comfort and visual rhythm.

Two architectural open arm lounge chairs in walnut by Dunbar, with green and blue horizontal stripe upholstery.

Italian architectural lounge chairs from the 1960s crafted with a wooden frame and slings reupholstered in off-white canvas.

Crafted from warm-toned walnut, the chair features clean, architectural lines and a graceful silhouette highlighted by gently splayed legs and subtle carved details.

Leather cushioning softens the rigor of the base, encouraging prolonged use without diminishing the object’s architectural identity. Kafka Chair is conceived as a place to pause — a ...

The natural aging enhances the depth of the wood grain and emphasizes the chair’s architectural silhouette. The chair has been newly upholstered in premium long-haired Icelandic she...

Né le 24 avril 1951 à Tel Aviv, il fréquente la Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design de Jérusalem, puis s’installe à Londres pour étudier l’architecture. Il perce avec Rover chair (198...