Rudolf Horn Furniture

Iconic armchair model "Pratfall" by Philippe Starck for Italian manufacture Driade Aleph, circa 1985. The distinctive three-legged chair slightly larger, deeply comfortable wraps the...

Beautiful lounge chair in stained beech woven double sided cane in the back and sides. Probably from the late 1960's and very much in the style of in the late 1960s by Torbjorn Afdal...

The Vincent lounge chair features a heritage leather seat and back and finely crafted black walnut wooden frame. Displayed here in olive green leather, the Vincent is a true statement piece, sure to be noticed and make a Stand out impression in your room. A Classic sihlouette that balances Minimalist...

A matching pair of lounge chairs designed by Milo Baughman and produced by Thayer Coggin. Each chair features a frame of welded flat bar steel, finished with a chrome plating, protec...

Italian Mid-Century Modern super comfortable adjustable sling upholstery hyaline chair by Fabio Lenci, 1974.

Paul McCobb for Directional Furniture 1322 lounge chair, loose seat cushion. Circa 1950s. Featuring a Black ebonized Walnut frame, tapered legs and comfortable curved and cushioned b...

Edward J. Wormley lounge chair and ottoman for Dunbar circa 1950s on solid brass castors. The lounge chair has a trapezoid shape, wider in the front (27.5" W) and tapers to the back....

Italian designed 'Soriana' lounge chair designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Cassina and distributed in the United States under license in the 1960s and 1970s by Atelier Internati...

Elegant 1930s Art Deco lounge chair and ottoman. Professionally re-lacquered and beautifully reupholstered in a soft cream leather. This ex...

Very stylish and chic low lounge chair with solid rosewood sides, and back, supporting top grade down filled leather cushions. The tubular blacken finish steel structure rests on chr...

Unique and comfortable cantilever chair made by Arrben Italy. This company was specialized in making handmade leather furniture with high ergonomic qualit...

The Geometric Collection from BassamFellows celebrates the sublimity of pure geometry championed by the Wiener Werkstätte and the Bauhaus. In the same way that designers of these two influential schools tested the liberating material properties of bentwood and tubular steel, Bassam refined a set of constraints to spirit cold-rolled tubular steel into forms that hold the horizontal planes of a seat deck or tabletop, achieving the poetic appearance of extreme lightness and suspension. These stately steel scaffolds operate as a connective tissue uniting the furniture’s functional elements in a Gesamtkunstwerk, or total work of art, a synthesis central to BassamFellows’ philosophy of formal and functional coherence in design. The Geometric side chair elegantly combines a variety of materials in a single design. It features an ergonomically shaped seat carved from solid Walnut and a lightweight pellicle skin of Vienna caning...