Lambskin Furniture

An elegant example of Danish Modern design, this oak stool features a distinctive hexagonal seat and finely carved legs, newly upholstered in luxuriously soft, natural taupe-colored ...

This elegant stool is a refined example of Danish Modern design, crafted by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. The piece is distinguished by its hexagonal seat and softly sh...

A beautiful and sculptural set of six oak dining chairs designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for Nyrup Møbelfabrik, Denmark, during the 1960s. Known as the iconic “Razorblade” model...

This elegant stool is a refined example of Danish Modern design, crafted by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. The piece is distinguished by its hexagonal seat and softly sh...

This exceptional vintage Vladimir Kagan Venetian Sofa, circa 1950s, is a striking example of Kagan’s sculptural approach to mid-century modern design. Fully restored and newly reupho...

French Art Deco Style Leather Club Chairs that appear to be completely original and totally unrestored. We have been importing and selling Pairs and Individual French Leather Club Ch...

Striking set of eight dining chairs by Henning Kjærnulf, made of oak and honey coloured shearling. Refreshing design with bold baroque coming together nicely with Mid-Century Modern...

Charming Danish stool / footstool from the 1960s, crafted in solid oak with decorative turned legs and a simple stretcher base. The stool has been newly upholstered in soft natural ...

This elegant stool is a fine example of Danish Modern design, crafted by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. The piece features a distinctive hexagonal seat and finely carved...

A charming set of eight Danish Mid Century Modern dining chairs crafted in oak, featuring a simple and timeless design characteristic of Scandinavian furniture from the 1960s. The ch...

This elegant pair of stools is a refined example of Danish Modern design, crafted by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1950s. Each stool features a distinctive hexagonal seat and ...

A refined dining / desk chair from the mid-20th century, distinguished by its elegant wood frames and softly sculpted back. Attributed to the Danish couple Nils & Eva Koppel, made in...

A fine and elegant armchair in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for EG Kvalitetsmøbel, Denmark, 1960s. Model “Kurul.” The chair has been reupholstered in high-quality shearli...

A beautiful Scandinavian high-wingback lounge chair from the 1950s, expertly crafted in oak and recently reupholstered in luxurious shearling lambswool. The chair embodies the essenc...

A beautiful pair of Danish armchairs crafted in solid oak and upholstered in an elegant striped textile in deep burgundy, navy, and muted grey tones. The design is distinguished by i...

A beautiful and sculptural pair of Danish Art Deco lounge chairs from the 1940s, featuring elegant curved birch details and generous upholstered forms. The chairs feature compact, b...

The Aire Stool embraces the relationship between space and form, using open areas to inspire a sense of connection between its elements. A handcrafted wooden base provides solid supp...

A beautiful and characterful Danish three-seater sofa from the 1960s, featuring an elegant curved silhouette and warm wooden legs and armrest details. Attributed to Svend Skipper. T...

A modern pair of cube poufs, newly upholstered in light honey lambswool, offering a soft and inviting texture. Each pouf rests on four small, rounded feet, creating a subtle “floatin...

Introduce rich and enchanting accents to an interior with these sumptuous taupe pillows. With an irresitible pure wool pile and superior silky softness, t...

A sculptural Scandinavian Art Deco daybed or chaise longue. The piece is characterized by its elegant asymmetrical silhouette with a gently raised backrest at one end. Made by a skil...

A beautiful and sculptural set of 12 oak dining chairs designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for Nyrup Møbelfabrik, Denmark, during the 1960s. Known as the iconic “Razorblade” model, ...

A beautiful and elegant pair of Danish Modern stools in teak, dating from circa the 1960s. The stools feature slender tapered legs joined by subtly curved aprons, creating a light a...

AP 19 - Papa Bear Chair in lambskin with paws in rosewood and legs in dark stained wood. Designed by Hans J. Wegner and made by AP Stolen.

An amazing set of 6 dining chairs designed by the renowned Danish architect and designer Finn Juhl in 1953 for Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik, this set of six dining chairs exemplifies ...

A Swedish Mid-Century Modern highback armchair, attributed to Yngve Ekström and crafted in the 1960s, embodies the timeless elegance and functionality of Scandinavian design. The cha...

GE 225 - Early 'Flag Halyard Chair' with frame in white lacquered metal and original flag halyard with lambskin and yellow neck cushion in 'VIDAR' textile. Designed by Hans J. Wegner...

The SHAKER Dining Chair Shearling is part of AMBROZIA's signature seating collection, thoughtfully designed for residential, hospitality and commercial interiors. Defined by its ref...

This one's for the baseball lovers and luxury collectors. Designed as a limited-edition item, Hermès released these "Herstress" anti-stress balls in the 2000s. With quality always at...

A stunning pair of Danish modern lounge chairs in the style of Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf. Made in oak and reupholstered cushions in a great quality shearling lambswool in a light, off...

These folding stools are inspired by the Danish Mid-Century Modern tradition, associated with Poul Hundevad’s iconic “Guldhøjstolen” (model PH43). With their clean lines and function...

GE 225 - Early 'Flag Halyard Chair' with frame in white lacquered metal and original flag halyard with lambskin and yellow neck cushion in 'VIDAR' textile. Designed by Hans J. Wegner...

A sculptural set of four mid-century stools, crafted in France circa 1930–1940. The design showcases forms, and subtle sculptural qualities characteristic of Art Deco furniture movem...

Presenting an exquisite low back makeup / desk chair crafted in the 1940s by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker. This chair is a harmonious combination of sophistication, functionality, a...

A stunning pair of oak armchairs designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for E.G. Møbler, Denmark, circa 1960s. Crafted in solid oak with beautifully sculpted details and expressive bar...

A beautiful Danish modern stool in oak with curly legs, the hexagon seat reupholstered in a great quality shearling lambswool. Made by a Danish Cabinetmaker in the 1950s. A fine stoo...

Vintage very soft and fluffy lambskin throw cream color. Backed with linen fabric.

A striking pair of Danish lounge chairs, crafted in the 1960s by a Danish cabinetmaker. Made in the manner of Henning Kjærnulf. Constructed in solid oak, the chairs feature strong, g...

'Berlin' daybed with new mattress upholstered in 'Heritage Linen' fabric (color: Natura) with lambskin neck pillow on a patinated beech frame. Label from Illums Bolighus. Designed by...

An authentic primitive stump chair made in one piece of solid wood. Seat reupholstered in great quality shearling lambswool. Hand carved by a Swedish...

A stunning set of lounge chairs by Luigi Tiengo for Cimon, Montreal, circa 1960s. These iconic pieces feature sculptural walnut frames with an elegant three-leg design, expertly rest...

Mario Bellini Camaleonda Sofa in Custom Black Lambskin Leather, Italy, 1970s An iconic example of Italian design, this vintage Camaleonda sofa by Mario Bellini embodies the sculptur...

A fine French Provincial corner chair in pine with a reupholstered seat in Lambswool. Classic bobbin turned legs, overall in a fine vintage condition. Made in the early 20th century....

Demountable webbed daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1955–1956. The vintage teak frame combines a long reclining platform with a cane back at one end and contemporary green shearling padding with a matching bolster. Jeanneret’s furniture formed part of the larger architectural project of Chandigarh, the new city developed in post-independence India. Alongside desks, chairs and storage furniture, his daybeds addressed the quieter activities of rest and informal seating. Their generous horizontal surfaces were supported by a practical timber framework made with local craftsmen. The design gives an everyday furnishing the clarity of a small architectural structure, with its proportions, visible joints and open spaces establishing a close relationship between useful construction and sculptural form. The exposed support webbing runs around the timber rails beneath the removable pad. Broad tapered uprights at the head carry the rectangular cane back, while visible bolts articulate the demountable construction. The open frame allows the webbed support, timber joints and generous space beneath the platform to remain clearly legible. The cane back forms a light vertical screen above the upholstered plane. Its grid contrasts with the dense texture of the shearling and with the solid wooden members around it. The cylindrical bolster rests against this back, adding a rounded profile to the otherwise rectilinear structure. The sizeable 80-inch length gives the piece the scale of a full reclining daybed. The broad teak head upright retains a clearly visible painted inventory inscription, “PGI 315”. PGI refers to the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh, established in 1962; 315 is the accompanying inventory number. The surviving lettering associates this particular frame with the institute and records its later institutional use, following the circa 1955–1956 design date. Painted directly onto the structural timber beside the cane back, the mark is an integral detail of the daybed’s history, complementing the worn edges, visible bolts and patinated woodwork. The vintage teak retains variations in grain, color and surface wear, with softened edges and individual traces of use visible in the photographs. These details give the woodwork its material character and preserve the sense of a furnishing made for daily life in institutional or residential interiors. The present upholstery is a later treatment of the vintage structure. For a related webbed Chandigarh daybed...

Lounge chair by Henning Kjærnulf, made of oak and new upholstered with boucle fabric. Refreshing design with bold Baroque coming together nicely w...

A sculptural and rare set of four dining chairs in oak & lambswool, attributed to Danish Architect Viggo Boesen, dating to circa 1940–1950. The chairs feature elegantly curved backr...

Beautiful “Ingeborg” sofa by Flemming Lassen, with curvesome forms. Designed in 1940 and named after his mother, the artist Ingeborg Winding. Upholstered with caramel colored sheepsk...

Pair of stunning stools or ottomans rendered in a heavy bronze patinated frame with upholstered seats in curly grey Mongolian lamb hide with adjustable feet. Designed by Kelly Wears...

A charming Danish Mid-Century Modern stool featuring a comfortable seat upholstered in soft honey toned lambswool. The four solid wood legs are gracefully tapered, offering both stab...

This Danish Mid-Century Modern armchair from the 1950s is crafted from oak with delicate carvings for added detail. The seat is upholstered in soft lambswool, blending comfort with t...

High round stool by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1960s, presented with a contemporary dark shearling seat. Its circular upholstered top stands above ...

Upholstered teak daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1957–1958, with a contemporary dark taupe shearling pad and cylindrical bolster. The long reclining plane is supported by a low frame with emphatic compass-form ends. Jeanneret’s furniture formed part of the larger architectural project of Chandigarh, the new city developed in post-independence India. Alongside desks, chairs and storage furniture, his daybeds addressed the quieter activities of rest and informal seating. Their generous horizontal surfaces were supported by a practical timber framework made with local craftsmen. The design gives an everyday furnishing the clarity of a small architectural structure, with its proportions, visible joints and open spaces establishing a close relationship between useful construction and sculptural form. Broad angled members spread toward the floor at each end, while a low longitudinal stretcher links the supports beneath the seat. The timber rail remains exposed below the padding, preserving the separation between the vintage base and the current soft furnishing. The rounded bolster rests above the otherwise uninterrupted horizontal plane. The side rail retains painted “PGIMER” lettering followed by inventory number “116” above a line, with “2” below. PGIMER identifies Chandigarh’s Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, established in 1962. The paint records later institutional use of the daybed and adds a particular medical-institute association to the history of this frame. The vintage teak retains variations in grain, color and surface wear, with softened edges and individual traces of use visible in the photographs. These details give the woodwork its material character and preserve the sense of a furnishing made for daily life in institutional or residential interiors. The present upholstery is a later treatment of the vintage structure. A related Chandigarh daybed...

Forma Stool by Carlos Solano The Forma Stool by Carlos Solano is a sculptural study in balance, craftsmanship, and materiality. Defined by its hand-sculpted solid walnut base and in...

A beautifully crafted Danish armchair in solid oak, produced during the late 19th to early 20th century. The chair is executed in a refined blend of historicism and neoclassicism, fe...

Introduce rich and irresistible tactile elements to your decor with this sumptuous pink fur pillow. Featuring a silky wool pile with superior softness, this collection of hand-crafte...

A rare pair of armchairs / lounge chairs in solid beech, reupholstered seat and back in a great quality shearling lambswool. Made in the early 1900s in Jugendstil, the Germanic variant of Art Nouveau...

A stunning brutalist oak armchair designed by Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for E.G. Møbler produced circa the 1960s, this chair exemplifies the bold yet refined character of mid-century ...

Lloyd Lounge Chair by Crump and Kwash Solid maple frame / hand rubbed oil finish / solid brass rungs / shearling wrapped back support / shearling seat top / premium foam cushion ...

A beautiful pair of curved lounge chairs, reupholstered in shearling lambswool, designed by a Danish cabinetmaker in the 1940s. Made of sturdy beech wood and adorned with cozy lambsw...

This surrealistic stool, which rests on silver or bronze legs modeled after a goat's, and is upholstered in lamb's wool, is a successful new take on a centuries-old tradition: transf...