Tongue Chair

1955, Arne Jacobsen, tongue chair black lacquered in good patina condition.

Postmodern beige faux leather tongue chairs by Cheers, pair with sculptural cantilever form.

Amazing and very comfortable Tongue Chair, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60's and produced by Artifort.

The tongue chair is classic Arne Jacobsen. It has the immediately recognizable characteristics of the organic wave form in the seat; complemented with highly sculptural and splay...

Pair of Arne Jacobsen Tongue chairs model 3106 Fritz Hansen Denmark, circa 1965 Lacquered plywood seats, chrome-plated legs 31 h × 19 w × 18 d in Condition: Overall good vintage co...

Set of six chairs model 771 (said "tongue chair") by Joseph Andre Motte for Steiner.

Amazing and very comfortable Tongue Chair, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60's and produced by Artifort.

. :-) 1955, Arne Jacobsen, tongue chair black lacquered in good condition. Jacobsen has designed a serie of chairs of plywood.

Fabulous vintage Postmodern brown faux leather Tongue chair attributed to Jaymar cantilevered Pop Art chair.

The tongue makes the seat and below that for the legs of the chair is the beard and chin.

A woven steel sculptural "Tongue Chair" by Bannavis Andrew Sribyatta, a sustainable designer from Miami, USA.

Set amazing and very comfortable Tongue chairs, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60s and produced by Artifort.

Set amazing and very comfortable Tongue chairs, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60s and produced by Artifort.

Set amazing and very comfortable Tongue Chairs, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60's and produced by Artifort.

Set amazing and very comfortable Tongue chairs, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60's and produced by Artifort.

Set amazing and very comfortable Tongue chairs, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60s and produced by Artifort.

An astonishingly comfortable Tongue chair, designed by French designer Pierre Paulin in the 1960s and produced by the renowned high-end seating manufacturer Artifort.

An astonishingly comfortable Tongue chair, designed by French designer Pierre Paulin in the 1960s and produced by the renowned high-end seating manufacturer Artifort.

Pair of dining chairs by Joseph-Andre Motte the model 771 Tongue Chair reupholstered in tan suede.

Fantastic set of Tongue chairs by Joseph-Andre Motte for Steiner. Very comfortable and practical, the chair is highly lightweight.

Pair of iconic red Pierre Paulin "Tongue" Chairs produced by Artifort. Known for their wavy, low-to-the-ground design that curves gracefully like a tongue.

Amazing and very comfortable Tongue chair, designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin in the 60s and produced by Artifort.

Iconic Lounge Chair by Pierre Paulin. The soft, streamlined form, shapely lines of this sculptural and comfortable Tongue chair, was designed in the 60s and produced by Artifort.

Famous items are the Tongue Chair or the Ribbon Chair, featured in several museums such as the MOMA in New York, and Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Famous pieces are the “Tongue Chair” or the “Ribbon Chair”, featured in several museums such as the MOMA in New York, and Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Born in Paris in 1927, Pierre Paulin a created his best known pieces in cooperation with the Dutch manufacturer Artifort. The Tongue Chair, the Ribbon Chair, the Groovy — to name but...

In these bold forms one can see the influence of Paulin's other works: the ribbon chair, the tongue chair, the groovy chair and "le chat" chair.

The "Tongue" lounge chair, part of the 1st edition by Pierre Paulin and produced in the 1960s by Artifort in the Netherlands, stands out for its unique features.

The unique creativity of Studio Job decorates the folding chairs with different images, Flash, Hot Dog, Egg, Mouth, Peace, Weed.

Four Green Chairs 771 by Joseph André Motte, Steiner, 1958 Set of 4 chairs model 771, it is often called "the tongue chair" because of its design.

Pierre Paulin’s model “577” lounge chair, also known as the “Tongue Chair” or “Langue” in French, represents a bold and fluid design language that emerged in the mid-20th century.

A year later he would be employed by the Thonet company and began experimenting with stretching swimwear materials over traditionally made chairs. Around 4 years later he would join...

Model 557 or the "Tongue" low lounge chair created in 1967 by Pierre Paulin and produced by Artifort in the Netherlands, stands out for its unique features.

Working closely with Artifort from the late 1950s, he pioneered the use of stretch fabrics over molded foam, creating iconic pieces such as the Mushroom, Ribbon, and Tongue chairs. H...

This collaboration resulted in several iconic works, including the famous Mushroom Chair (1959), the Ribbon Chair (1966), and the Tongue Chair (1968).

Comes from the first owner who bought it as a set together with two rare ‘Tongue’ chairs which are also available. Fully original in very good condition with normal traces of use and...

Born in Paris in 1927, Pierre Paulin a created his best known pieces in cooperation with the Dutch manufacturer Artifort. The Tongue chair, the Ribbon chair, the Tulip — to name but ...

Pierre Paulin was most famous for his innovative designs during the 1960s when he worked for Artifort. His most famed chair designs were the Mushroom chair (1959), Ribbon chair (1966...

First of all, chocolate brown is my FAVORITE color and these are some of my favorite vintage chairs. Jaymar, Quebec Cantilevered Tongue lounge chairs in the style of Louis Durot, Pie...

Jaymar, Quebec Cantilevered Tongue lounge chairs in the style of Louis Durot, Pierre Paulin, and Memphis Milano.

A true standout from the bold era of late‑20th‑century design, the Jaymar Tongue Lounge Chair is where sculpture meets seriously comfy seating.

Among his most recognised works are the Tongue, Ribbon and Mushroom chairs, several of which are held in museum collections including the MOMA in New York and the Centre Pompidou in ...

Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his best known pieces in cooperation with Artifort (The Netherlands). Famous are the Tongue, Ribbon or the Mushroom Chair,...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern tufted tan leather Verner Panton tongue shape lounge chairs.

The frame itself is a work of art, featuring a delicate interplay of design elements, including beading, gracefully unfurling acanthus leaves, charming rosettes, and the subtle detai...

Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his best known pieces in cooperation with Artifort (The Netherlands). Famous are the Tongue, Ribbon or the Mushroom Chair,...

There is the “happy face”, the “angry face”, the “sad face” and the “silly face” sticking out its tongue. The chairs have so much humor, and the cabinetmaker has clearly also been pr...

Paulin revolutionized modern seating with organic shapes and stretch-fabric upholstery that hugged the structure of the chair. Iconic models such as the Mushroom, Ribbon, and Tongue ...

It’s one of his more sculptural and playful works that is deeply aligned with the Space Age / Pop Design movement that also produced pieces like the Mushroom, Tongue, Ribbon, and Or...

This set of chairs has an ingenious ergonomic design with a supportive seat and back for the perfect seated posture, its shape is a predecessor and great source of study to Paulin's ...

In early 1950s, in collaboration with Gustav Bahus, he created prototypes for the Bahus-Engølinjen line. His chair with a tongue-shaped seat and back in laminated wood was shown at t...

Pierre Paulin Tongue Chair upholstered in Maharam wool

The Tongue chair in black painted plywood on steelpipe legs.

Vintage "Tongue Chair" in a denim colored velour cover, circa 1960s.

Absolute rareness which you won't come across easely! This chair has been, professionaly, re-uphulstered in a lovely "cobalt blue" wool with the so called Ploeg fabric. This chair is...

Jacobsen has designed a series of chairs of benched plywood. Butterfly, ant, mosquito and the tongue.

He is perhaps best known for his innovative designs for Artifort of the 1960s the famed Mushroom chair (1959), the Ribbon chair (1966) and the Tongue chair (1968) but Paulin was also...