Karl Mathsson Seating

An elegant and sculptural pair of lounge chairs designed by Bruno Mathsson, crafted in Sweden and executed with solid beechwood frames and original natural leather upholstery. These...

A rare Berlin daybed, designed by Bruno Mathsson in 1957, captures the essence of Scandinavian modernism. Introduced at the International Building Exhibition in Berlin, this model ex...

Very ealier edition of this unique and rare lounge chair. About the creators: Bruno Mathsson was born in 1907 in Värnamo, Sweden. His father, Karl, was a fourth-generation master cabinetmaker, so Bruno was exposed early on to the possibilities of new wood technologies. A self-taught designer and architect, Mathsson was inspired by the functionalist movement, and, expanding on his family trade, spent much of the 1920s and 1930s studying...

A rare and beautiful ‘Berlin’ daybed designed by Bruno Mathsson for Karl Mathsson in 1957. It was first shown in 1957 at the International Building Exhibition in Berlin where it rece...

A Bruno & Karl Mathsson Varnamo 1934 wood wrapped sofa. This is an absolutely jaw-dropping sofa from Swedish designers and manufacturers Bruno & Kar...

Rare lounge chair model Pernilla / T-108 by Bruno Mathsson produced by Firma Karl Mathsson Värnamo in the 1960s. The chair is in excellent condition and has been fully restored and g...

Bruno Mathsson lounge chair in sheepskin. Seat frame, arms and under frame of laminated beech. Produced by Firma Karl Mathsson, made in 1970. Great original condition Bruno Mathss...

The Pernilla 3 recliner was designed in 1944 and is considered one of the most important works of the Swedish designer Bruno Mathsson. Mathsson’s career started in 1931 when he d...

Bruno Mathsson pair of Eva lounge chair with blacksaddle leather Frame in beech. Made by Karl Mathsson.

Rare pair of "Eva" easy chairs in beech and brown leather, once designed by Bruno Mathsson and produced by Karl Mathsson in Värnamo, Sweden 1970. The chairs are signed with the origi...

During the early 1930s, Bruno Mathsson studied "sitting mechanics", among other things by sitting in a snowdrift and then studying the imprint his body made in the snow. The work had in 1933 led to a series of chairs, work, reclining and reclining chair Model 36, which he had the opportunity to show to the public at his debut exhibition in 1936. The work chair was further developed, provided with armrests and got its final shape in 1941 then also a variant with high back and pillow were launched. That chair was further developed in turn and in 1948 got its final shape as the upper part of the back was angled slightly forward. It is sold thereafter, and today, under the name 'Eva Hög...

Rare pair of "Eva" easy chairs in beech and brown leather, once designed by Bruno Mathsson and produced by Karl Mathsson in Värnamo, Sweden 1970. The chairs are signed with the origi...