Tokyo Chair

techniques. Tokyo is an active dining chair with beautiful wood and leather detailing. Made of solid wood

techniques. Tokyo is an active dining chair with beautiful wood and leather detailing. Made of solid wood

Set of eight beautiful “Tokyo” armchairs by Carl-Axel Acking, made from oak and upholstered with

A Tokyo chair designed by Rodney Kinsman for Italian manufacturer, Bieffeplast. Chrome tubular

A Tokyo chair designed by Rodney Kinsman for Italian manufacturer, Bieffeplast. Original 1980s

Tokyo Chair by Bensen Made of solid wood with a removable saddle leather seat, the Tokyo chair

Prototype chair of Ackings perhaps most famous designed the Tokyo chair. Made for the Swedish

Ombra Tokyo 517 chair - Charlotte Perriand Cassina numbered edition Oak H66 x L45 x P51 cm 2021

A pair of black Tokyo stools by Rodney Kinsman for Bieffeplast.  

2 pieces of bar chairs. Name is Tokyo produced by Bieffeplast. Black steel frame and vinyl leather

Beautiful set of four Tokyo dining chairs designed by Rodney Kinsman for Bieffeplast, Italy 1985

The chair used in Philippe Starck's first work in Japan at the restaurant "MANIN" in Tokyo in the

Dining chairs used in the café of Institut Français Tokyo. The chairs were designed by Claudio

Pair of high chairs or bar stools, model "Tokyo" by British designer Rodney Kinsman for Bieffeplast

Set of eight beautiful “Tokyo” armchairs by Carl-Axel Acking, made from mahogany and upholstered

Elegant “Tokyo” armchair by Carl-Axel Acking, made from elm and upholstered with natural leather

Chair designed especially for Cafe Mystique. Cafe Mystique was situated in Tokyo, and a restaurant

This chair has the Tokyo Japan stamp as most probably was made for export. Ubunji Kikodoro

, London, Melbourne, and Tokyo. His 1972 Vertèbre Chair, featuring a spine-like aluminum frame and leather

Made of solid wood with a removable saddle leather seat, the Tokyo dining room chair by Bensen nods

A historic masterpiece in furniture, the '522 Tokyo' Lounge Chair by Charlotte Perriand stands as a

numerous other functional pieces including the Vienna chair, the Tokyo chair range, the Sevilla aluminum

of a dining table and four Tokyo dining chairs. Both the table and chairs feature Kinsman’s signature

-working mastery. Designed, but not realised, in 1940, by Charlotte Perriand during her time in Tokyo, this

A Tokyo chair designed by Rodney Kinsman for Italian manufacturer, Bieffeplast. Original, 1980s

Four Tokyo chairs, designed by Rodney Kinsman and produced by Bieffeplast Padova Italia, extremely

Set of six chairs. A Tokyo chair designed by Rodney Kinsman for Italian manufacturer, Bieffeplast

Artistic ebony wooden chair designed by Charlotte Perriand. Reproduced by Cassina. Unknown year on

Very nice and large set of 6 low stools/chair by this famous UK designer. Japanese inspired forms

Designed in 1985, the Tokyo stool remains an icon of modern Bauhaus-inspired design. A slim tubular

sized sofas (MSRP over 20,000 USD) and wooden polygon dining chairs. This armchair features its original

Great set of four Tokyo chairs by UK designer Rodney Kinsman in Memphis stijl. Black lacquered

Set of three low stools and chairs designed by Rodney Kinsman and manufactured by DePadova with

Set of Rodney Kinsman Tokyo chairs. Beauty and simplicity combined into one design. These Tokyo

This iconic lounge chair/daybed was designed by Tokujin Yoshioka and manufactured by Driade. Tokyo

A set of 4 dining chairs, model “Tokyo”, was designed by Rodney Kinsman and manufactured by

chair) and Tokyo (chair). He also designed tables with enameled tops decorated by Stig Lindberg and

by Frattini after spending the previous year in Japan working on the Hilton Tokyo project, the chairs

Office chair manufactured in Tokyo by Okamura arount 1970. Iconic model desk chair and quite hard

Rare set of 6 "Tokyo" Dining Chairs / Arm Chairs by Carl Axel Acking for the NK ( Nordiska

by Frattini after spending the previous year in Japan working on the Hilton Tokyo project, the chairs

J. Wegner’s 100 Chairs, (Tokyo 2002) p. 49.

, Melbourne, and Tokyo. His Vertèbre Chair (1972), which is named after its spine-like aluminum frame, was