Gemla Furniture

A rare pair of sofas/daybeds designed by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia A/S. Originally designed in a larger version for Erhard Rasmussen, this awesome sofa set is truly unique. It is...

Newly upholstered seats with teak wood frames. Beautiful chairs in excellent vintage condition, very tight and comfy too.

A rare daybed in mahogany and mohair designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar.

Sofa reupholstered in Pierre Frey slate grey boucle.

This is a pair of Swedish 1960s lounge chairs in pine designed by Yngve Ekström for Swedese. They comes with a robust character, generous volume, patinated color and some signs of the ravages of time - exactly everything the design market looking for and what a sports cabin furniture should have. Reversible, buttoned cushions with striped fabric upholstery that bring to mind bowls of licorice allsorts, colors typical of the time. Brown, green, orange and pink on a base of black. The frame of the armchairs in pine has a square shape with hanging seats at a comfortable angle. Rough legs with large turned knobs. Branded in the frame: SWEDESE DESIGN YNGVE EKSTRÖM MADE IN SWEDEN ____________________ Oskar Yngve Ekström was born 16 June 1913 in Hagafors and died 13 March 1988. He was a Swedish furniture designer, wood carver, sculptor and architect. After his father's death, he started working at carpentry factories in Vaggeryd at the age of 13. He proved talented, and the versatile practice he received in those young years gave him a unique feel for materials and construction. Yngve Ekström came together with other Scandinavian designers such as Bruno Mathsson, Arne Jacobsen, Poul Kjærholm and Alvar Aalto to create a concept - "Scandinavian Modern Design". In 1945, together with his brother Jerker, he founded the successful furniture company ESE-Möbler, which later became Swedese Möbler. It was sold in 1974. In the mid-1960s, Yngve Ekström designed a range of furniture made from Swedish pine. The furniture was made in twig free pine and bluewood. Two prerequisites which, together with the rustic form, created a unique character. Without a doubt, Yngve Ekström is most associated with the Lamino armchair. 1956, he designed one of the most famous pieces of seating furniture of all time. A timeless design in sustainable Swedish material. Proof of that is the poll that the Swedish monthly magazine Sköna Hem conducted 1999 on the most popular Swedish seating furniture of the 20th century - Lamino won! Yngve Ekström also designed for other companies. For example: In 1955 - Arka, a low cane chair...

A Rare Olivier Mourgue "Djinn" 2-Seat Loveseat in new fluffy Alpaca Pierre Frey Fabric, France, 1960s. A highly in-demand & hard-to-find Olivier Mourgue "Djinn" 2-Seat Loveseat ne...

Stunning rocking chair model “Keyhole” designed by Hans J. Wegner, manufactured by Getama in Denmark, circa 1960. This iconic chair is made of the highest quality oak wood with un...

Here is beautiful set of two vintage Scandinavian modern lounge chairs in oak model "J55" designed by Poul Volther and manufactured by FDB Mobler in Denmark in the 1960s. These two comfortable easy chairs, recently imported from Europe to California before their restoration, features a vibrant wood grain and a set of new pillows...

A pair available of the classic Danish design icon "Corona" chairs in orange fabric and frame. Designed by Poul M. Volther for Erik Jørgensen in 1964. These were made as a custom ord...

French 3 seaters sofa manufactured in 1930 for a Parisian appartement. Composed of structure in walnut, seat and back in foam covered in Osborne & L...

Single Poul Volther oak side chair with a light blue upholstered seat. The frame is in original condition with visible wear consistent with its age and use. The upholstery was most l...

This Lamino lounge chair, which harmonizes beautifully in terms of color, is in very good condition. The gray sheepskin shows hardly any signs o...