Bruksmann Seating

A rare pair of sofas designed by Ole Wanscher for Fritz Hansen, model 1668, with rounded tub backs, canted sides, and short block feet in stained hardwood. Newly reupholstered in a b...

A rustic bench in solid pine, hewn from a thick single plank top raised on four splayed, tapering legs. Heavily worn surface with a deeply weathered patina, embodying the wabi sabi a...

A Pair of Elegant Mid-Century Egg Chairs, circa 1950s. Tub shaped lounge chairs upholstered in beautiful brown color, wood trim tracing the frame, raised on four tapered legs. Sculpt...

A hand-carved three-legged stool with a deeply scooped seat and turned branch legs. Retains traces of its original dark green paint, worn down to the wood over more than a century of...

Single low stool, attributed to Olof Ottelin. Solid pine with the characteristic split saddle seat and square legs. Originally designed for the sauna. Good vintage condition.

Set of four bar height pine stools, attributed to Olof Ottelin. Solid knotty pine with a saddle seat and oval grip cutout, four splayed legs and a stretcher. Originally designed for ...

A solid pine bench with two upright end boards as supports, each with a simply carved baroque scroll at the top. The seat is a single thick plank. Minimal, honest construction, the c...

A rare armchair by Viggo Boesen, produced by Slagelse Møbelværk in the 1940s. Solid beechwood frame with rounded armrests flowing into the rear supports in a single continuous line. ...

A matched pair of Scandinavian lounge chairs in dark stained wood, newly reupholstered in a quality woven fabric in sage green. The frames feature curved armrests and splayed legs ch...

An antique bench in solid pine, crafted in Scandinavia during the 19th century. The piece features a simple, honest construction with a thick plank seat and sturdy supports, reflecti...

An antique bench in solid pine, crafted in Scandinavia during the 19th century. The piece features a simple, honest construction with a thick plank seat and sturdy supports, reflecti...

Carved wooden chair, Scandinavia, circa 1700s. Hewn from a single log with rounded seat and high sculpted backrest. A wonderful deep and dark patina. Visible cracks and age-related ...

A pair of solid pine lounge chairs in the manner of Axel Einar Hjorth’s Sportstuge designs, produced in Sweden in the 1940s. The chairs feature a sturdy, architectural frame with wid...

A beautiful Mid-Century lounge chair produced in Norway, c 1950s, in the style of Pierre Jeanneret. Solid wood frame with a straightforward, structural design typical of the period. ...

A pair of solid pine barstools produced by Nordiska Kompaniet in the 1960s. Made in pine with a straightforward and structural design. Although produced after Axel Einar Hjorth’s p...

Set of 8 Brutalist-inspired bar stools in stained beech and steel, Europe, circa 1970s. The sculpted, saddle-shaped seats are carved with a gentle curvature that embraces the body, w...

Elegant French armchair from the 1950s with a solid oak frame and newly reupholstered alpaca fabric in a soft neutral tone. The design carries a subtle resemblance to the work of Jea...

Vintage Red Skai Settee in the Style of Pierre Jeanneret, 1950s. Upholstered in original red skai from the 1950s. Dark stained wooden feet. Wear consistent with age and use, includin...

The Valette Chair is a contemporary interpretation of the classic French club chair, revived not to mimic the past, but to preserve its essence. The idea began, as many of ours do, ...

A unique wabi sabi stool from c, 1700s, hand crafted in Norway. Showing beautiful heavy patina after age and use.

A wonderful small woven stool in the style of Charlotte Perriand, France c. 1950s. Wear consistent with age and use.

Jean PROUVÉ (1901 -1984) - Chaise standard dite "Tout Bois" SOLID WOOD AND PLYWOOD "TOUT BOIS" CHAIR BY JEAN PROUVE - 1941 H : 82 cm W: 41 cm D: 52 ...

Introducing a beautifully pair of crafted three-legged pine stool, model no. 522 by Krogenæs Møbler. This stunning piece of furniture was designed in Norway in 1964 by none other than the factory owner himself, Rangvald Krogenæs. The stool, known as "Fjøskrakk," or "Milking Stool," draws inspiration from the functional milking stools of the past. Provenance: This particular pair was originally owned by a worker at the Krogenæs factory and originally painted by him. In times gone by, milking cows was a physically demanding task that required long hours of labor in the fields. Milking stools were essential tools that helped milkmaids get down to the level of a cow's udders for easier milking. The three-legged design ensured stability on uneven ground, making it easier to extract the milk. The milk was then carried in buckets suspended from the shoulders by a yoke. The Krogenæs stool...

These six "Meribel" chairs, designed by French architect Christian Durupt, are crafted from pinewood and were originally created for the Meribel ski resort in France. Durupt collabor...

Introducing a beautifully crafted three-legged pine stool, model no. 522 by Krogenæs Møbler. This stunning piece of furniture was designed in Norway i...

A pair of armchair by unknown designer from 1960s, in style of Jean Prouvé. Arms and legs of dark stained wood with new linen cushions. A simple and fuctional design made comfortab...