Vintage Inflatable Furniture

It could be moved around easily on its castors, allowing it to operate in concert with other informal 1960s furniture (for example, inflatable furniture such as the Blow Chair).

A pair of well crafted lounge chairs. England, Late 20th to 21st century. Very little can be found on the pieces, one website alludes them to being of 'BakeBean Design', alth...

Cattaneo, Italy. Large inflatable Carnago table lamp. Rare model. Italian design, 1970s. Measures: foot diameter: 23 cm. Height: 49 cm. In excellent condition. Stamped.

Alain Jacquet (1939-2008), Frog Things, 1965, signed Alain Jacquet 65, Silkscreen ink on inflatable structure, 41X26 in. Height: 104 cm, width: 66 cm. After two years at the ...

Great whimsical inflatable chair in the style of Quasar Khanh. Made in France in the 1970s. No rips or tears. Excellent condition. Unique piece of "Space Age" design from 50 years ago.

Hammond's International Globe (circa 1955) composed of an inflatable globe on painted metal tripod base. Images and font are large in scale and very legible. As durable as a beach ba...

In 1970, he started to work for Teda specialized in interior architecture and also continued his researches on housing and modular, inflatable and removable furniture. He also met Ch...

In 1970, he started to work for Teda specialized in interior architecture and also continued his researches on housing and modular, inflatable and removable furniture. He also met Ch...

Influenced by the Pop movement of the 60s, they create inflatable and modular furniture. Among their most famous pieces are the Coup inflatable chair from Zanotta and the Joe chair f...

An enthusiast of modular, inflatable and collapsible furniture in the 70s, Michel Cadestin has always sought to create design for the greatest number, functional, playful and evoluti...

He began his career with the production of inflatable furniture in 1968 and subsequently received important job assignments.

Philippe Starck describes himself as an autodidact who, at the age of nineteen, had already founded his first company for inflatable furniture. In the media he is regarded as a star.

A Scandinavian Globlow floor lamp, produced by Snowcrash and collaboratively designed by Vesa Hinkola, Markus Nevalainen, and Rane Vaskivuori in 1997. When switched on, a built-in fa...

Whimsical studio art pottery by an unknown maker. A fun decorative object or table decoration causing much amusement and smiles to whoever sees it. The piece is unmarked/signed.

Hammond's International Globe (ca. 1955) composed of an inflatable globe on painted metal cradle. Images and font are large in scale and very legible. As durable as a beach ball, thi...

Rare inflatable physical Globe on Tripod Stand Hamburg, Germany 1950s Metal, vinyl Asymmetrical, 3-legged aluminum base H 90 cm - 63 cm diam. Conditions: excellent, consistent w...

Hammond's International Globe circa 1955 composed of an inflatable globe on painted metal tripod base. Durable as a beach ball, this vinyl globe is inflatable / deflatable by way of ...

The transparent armchair Blow (1967) was constructed from PVC film, and was the first piece of inflatable living room furniture to be mass-produced, as well commercially successful.

In 1960, he developed the first inflatable furniture collection and began to create futuristic “total environments” in which the walls, floors, ceiling, and furnishings were treated ...

A blow up globe. Amazing that this actually survived! It is in beautiful condition.
In Palm Springs store.

In the 1970s, Michel Cadestin became a fan of modular, inflatable and demountable furniture. He has always tried to create design that is functional, fun and progressive.

In the 1970s, Michel Cadestin became a fan of modular, inflatable and demountable furniture. He has always tried to create design that is functional, fun and progressive.