Paul Schuitema Seating

These 1950s black corduroy armchairs were designed by Paul Schuitema for Fana Metaal Rotterdam. Chrome frame in the shape of a "z". Each chair is in ...

Bauhaus Cantilever lounge chair by Paul Schuitema, The Netherlands 1930s In the 1930s, this cantilever tubular design was very modern, a...

This pair of model No. 436 upholstered lounge chairs, designed by Paul Schuitema, 1930's have chrome frames and bakelite armrests. Made for D3, a Rotterdam based furniture store whic...

Height-adjustable Fana desk chair with armrests attributed to Paul Schuitema, 1950s. The seat and back of this Fana office/ desk chair have been upholstery with Faux leather). The fr...

Very rare set of chromed tubular and red skai leather canvas chairs by Paul Schuitema These are Model 32 designed in 1932 and manufactured by D3 in the Netherlands These are museum worthy chairs by an important Dutch allround artist Paul Schuitema Paul Schuitema, born in the Netherlands, was a graphic designer proficient in typography, furniture-making, architecture, photography, painting, lithography and film. Schuitema, started out as a painter, studying at the Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten in Rotterdam. After the first World War, Schuitema left painting and embraced early modernism: his interest in mass production and technology lead him to apply the principals of de Stijl, Constructivism and Bauhaus to advertising and print media. He was a member of Kurt Schwitter's Ring neue Werbegestalter (Circle of New Advertising Designers), which included contemporaries Piet Zwart, László Moholy-Nagy, Herbert Bayer and Jan Tschichold...