Ulivi Salotti Armchairs

This early Baroque chair is made from rich Italian walnut. The broad antique frame was carved by the Italian sculptor and wood carver Andrea Fantoni, see accompanying photo. The arms...

Hygge armchair by Collector Materials: Structure in solid oakwood Upholstered in Pierre Frey fabric Legs: Travertino Dimensions: W 95 x...

Tobo armchair by Collector Dimensions: W 70 x D 76 x H 71 cm Materials: Fabric, oak wood Other materials available The Collector brand aims to be ...

Bioma armchair by Imperfettolab 2016/2019 Designer: Verter Turroni Limited edition Dimensions: W 275 x D 90 x H 100 cm Materials: Fiberglass and metal base Armchair in fibreg...

Occasional armchair in combination with iguana printed leather and velvet. Seat in polyurethane foam wrapped in down. Chrome stainless steel feet. Back: Iguana printed Leather Inner...

Modernist vintage pair of armchairs model Revers, which was designed by Andrea Branzi for Cassina, Italy 1993. Andrea Branzi (1938) Italian architect and designer. After getting hi...

Nido, designed by Italian artist Andrea Salvetti for Dilmos Milano, is an unusual armchair made of anodized golden aluminium rod*, featuring a shape inspired by bird's nest. The hand...

Big armchair with fronts in ebony Makassar wood in high gloss polyester covered in tufted first grade leather. Chrome steel feet. Size: cm 92 W x 86 D x 127 H Size: 36”½ W x 34” D x...

This armchair model esquire was designed by Luigi Massoni & Giorgio Cazzaniga for Matteo Grassi. It is upholstered in thick dark brown neck leather. With patina on the armrests. Th...

An elegant vintage armchair by Nicoletti Salotti, featuring a distinctive, enveloping design and two-tone genuine leather upholstery, with a black leather seat and backrest and a bur...

Apparita, designed by Andrea Salvetti for Dilmos Milano, is a unique armchair made in lost wax-casting bronze*. The artist was inspired by the posture of the Madonna holding Christ i...

Suiseki left armchair is a collection of padded seats inspired – as its name suggests – by the Japanese art of arranging naturally occurring stones. Spontaneous, harmonious lack of alignment takes the place of geometric shapes in the simple modular units with organic volumes. Everything starts with three core building blocks: a low, broad seat, a backrest and an armrest. They can be combined with each other in an offset display of heights, widths and depths. The resulting sofas are sculpturesque and suitable for all types of use, in everything from the contract market to private homes. Additional Info: Material: Upholstery, steel Finish: Cat. Maxi, Mosaic 2...

Emilio Sala and Giorgio Madini, armchair with tapered wooden legs, Italy, 1950s This delightful high-back armchair by Emilio Sala and Giorgio Madini features tapered wooden legs and...

Jacob armchair by Collector Materials: Fabric. Dimensions: W 110 x D 90 x H 75 cm x SH 42 cm This fun and sophisticated armchair, it’...

Armchair, model Form 75, designed by Andreas Hansen in the 1980s. The chair is made of solid wood with finger joints and an upholstered seat in cognac-colored leather, which gives it...