Pentik Seating

Vintage 1980s Baisity armchair in two-tone burgundy red and English green leather. The chair is in good overall condition with normal signs of use of time.

Very comfortable and cosy Artifort Mushroom chair, designed by Pierre Paulin in the 60s. These particular chair is fabricated in the 80s Covered with very nice wool fabric. The ch...

Pair of Contemporary Ebonized Arm Chairs, with blue and white striped cotton upholstery. 34.5" H x 20" W x 22" D; seat: 19.5" H. Provenance: From a Greenwich, Connecticut Estate.

The armchair in brown leather, an example of Danish design from the 1980s, radiates both comfort and style. The deep, warm color of brown leather gives the chair a sophisticated look...

Very comfortable Artifort Mushroom chair, designed by Pierre Paulin in the 60's. This lovely Mushroom Chair is made in the 80's. It is covered with the original Kvadrat wool fabric...

Beautiful pair of armchairs with a brass base. Creation by Studio Glustin. PLEASE NOTE: The collection of this fabric isn't available anymore. You can ask for quotes with different...

Armchair Club Retro with solid wood structure, upholstered and covered with cotton and linen facbic (Cat. 1.). With red fabric trim and with dark nails. Also available on request wi...

Gulman Armchair is the ultimate expression of luxury and comfort, designed to make a bold yet inviting statement in any living space. With its sculptural lines, plush upholstery, and...

We present you a grand, carved walnut armchair with an upholstered seat and a backrest. The front legs are connected with a decorative openwork stretcher, and finished with feet in ...

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of wood, fabric - Upholstery has some signs of use - Original condition.

Good looking muscular pair of sculptural ebonized wood finished arm chairs. - Reminiscent of a Richard Meier design. Seat 20.5" width and 16.5" depth 17" height.

Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro (1906–1992) and produced by Tenreiro Arquitetura de Interiores S.A., this pair of armchairs emerges from a pivotal moment in Brazilian modernism—when dom...