ESPACEMODERNE Lounge Chairs

1970s Lucite lounge chairs in the style of Jacques Charpentier. Set of 2 These beautiful transparent lounge chairs are crafted from a single sheet of thick, sculpted Lucite. The...

The D80 lounge chair (also called the Machine Chair) was originally designed during the 1920s by Jean Prouvé for his own use: The chair is built up in metal, with a leather seat str...

Stainless steel lounge chair designed by Xavier Féal. Produced by Inox Industrie France 1970. This striking lounge chair by Xavier Féal exemplifies the industrial modernist ethos ...

Lounge chair and matching ottoman model MP 111, designed by Percival Lafer and produced in Brazil in the 1970s. The structure of this comfortable set is defined by inward inclined ...

Designed by Eero Aarnio in the 1960s, the Ball, also known as the Globe Chair, is one of the most recognised design icons of the 20th century. It is still produced today by the Germa...

Designed by Mario Scheichenbauer in the late 1960s, the Yeti Chair is an example of Italian experimental seating from the period. The chair combines a sculp...

Reupholstered 115 sofa by Theo Ruth for Artifort (The Netherlands). The Sofa has been reupholstered with new foam and a soft bouclé/sheep wool style fabric. The material used is v...

The Aluminum Group chairs by Charles and Ray Eames are considered among the significant furniture designs of the 20th century. Introduced in the late 1950s, their construction and ...

The CH25 lounge chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950 for Carl Hansen and Son. It is one of the earliest models in Wegner’s lounge chair series and has remained in continuous ...

Iconic lounge chair designed by Jan Ekselius and produced in Sweden by J.O. Carlssons Möbel AB, during the 1970s. Recognized for its fluid, continuous silhouette, the Etcetera chai...

Iconic lounge set by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia, consisting of a lounge chair and ottoman, re-upholstered in a high quality, wax finished aniline leather. The Le Bambole serie...

Pierre Paulin was a Paris born French designer known for his collaborations with for example, Artifort in the Netherlands. Among his most recognised works are the Tongue, Ribbon and ...

The Aluminum Group chairs by Charles and Ray Eames are among the most iconic designs of the twentieth century. Originally created in the 1950s, the series remains relevant today, bri...

This gorgeous pair of armchairs was designed by the Spanish designer and sculptor Pete Sans and produced by BD Barcelona. The Spanish company founded in 1972 has produced designs b...

Model P3 lounge chair by Tito Agnoli produced by Bonacina in Italy in 1964. The tubular metal frame gives a slender and elegant shape to this iconic rattan lounge chair. The perfec...

The lounge chair, model GE-265, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1970 for Getama, perfectly embodies Danish Modern design : elegant, refined, and meticulously crafted. This pair of oak...

Lounge chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret and produced in its first version by Wohnbedarf, Switzerland. This sculptural armchair takes its name from the shape of its scissor base, a...

The Isokon Chaise Longue was originally created by Marcel Breuer during the late 1930s from his refuge in England, for the British firm Isokon. It was later produced under license by...

A “099” lounge chair designed during the 1970s by Jan Dranger and Johan Huldt for AB Effkå Furniture Sweden. The playful, sculptural chair has been expert...

Beautifully restored “Alky” lounge chair produced by Artifort and designed by Giancarlo Piretti (also known for the Plia and Plona chairs). The Alky chair was conceptualized in 1968...

The Artona 8551 arm chair by Afra and Tobia Scarpa was produced by Maxalto Italy in the early 1980s, it is part of the iconic Artona collection collection (also known for the Africa ...

Bentwood Pulkka Lounge Chairs by Ilmari Laippainen for Asko, Finland from the 1960s. Ilmari Laippainen (1922-2004) was a renowned Finnish architect and designer known for his functi...

Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his best known pieces in cooperation with Artifort (The Netherlands). Famous are the Tongue, Ribbon or the Mushroom Chair,...

Pierre Paulin was a Paris-born French designer, who created his best known pieces in cooperation with Artifort (The Netherlands). Famous are the Tongue, Ribbon or the Mushroom Chair,...

Reclining "Gilda" armchair by Carlo Mollino (1905-1973) edited by Zanotta-Milano. The eclectic shapes of this armchair are representative of the futuristic and visionary character o...

A very rare Chaise Longue 2072 / B306 liege by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand (The lounge bed is known as the LC4 from 1964, when Cassina started production)....

Lounge chair in the style of Jacques Charpentier, France 1970. The frame, back cushions and seat are upholstered in original midnight blue suede for great seating comfort. The loun...

The Red & Blue Chair is also known as the “Rietveld Chair” after its designer Gerrit Rietveld, counts as one of the most recognizable pieces designed by De Stijl movement in the 1920...

Beautifully restored “Alky” lounge chair produced by Artifort and designed by Giancarlo Piretti (also known for the Plia and Plona chairs). The Alky chair was conceptualized in 1968...

Lounge Chair by Maarten van Severen for Vitra ( 2000): These comfortable lounge chairs can be easily (and safely) tilted back by shifting your body weight, thus creating a lounge be...

The Elda Chair by Joe Colombo (1963) is a post-war design masterpiece: The design is still today considered futuristic, with its moulded fiberglass shell and swivelling base, offer...

Finn Juhl’s Japan series is one of his most sought after furniture, its design (1953) was based on the Miamjima water gate nearby Hiroshima. Finn Juhl, a Danish architect born in 19...

JK 720 Lounge Chair by Jørgen Kastholm for Kill International: The JK 720 Chair was only produced for a short time during the 1970s by Alfred Kill’s company; it features a brushed ...

Sculptural lounge chair designed by Jacques Harold Pollard for Matteo Grassi Italy in 1987. The chair features hand-stitched dark red leather ...

“Bulle” or Bubble lounge chair by Christian Daninos, designed during the late 1960s and produced by Édition Formes Nouvelles. The half-sphere in p...

UP1 Lounge Chairs, designed in 1969 by Gaetano Pesce for C&B Italia (now B&B Italia): These lounge chairs are known for their distinctive, sculptural round form, and due to their structure being completely built up from polyurethane foam, they are incredibly comfortable. Like the Big Mama Chair...

An original pair of very rare JH516 lounge chairs by Hans Wegner, produced by Johannes Hansen during the 1950s. A rare opportunity to purchase an investment piece that rarely becomes available on the market. Materials: Oak, cane Origination: Denmark, 1950s. Labelled on underside of one chair. Condition: Very good as per images. Signs of use on the wood, we found a superficial hairline crack on one of the armrests, and one armrest with chipped wood...

A vintage Minerva sofa / daybed designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen, originating from the early 1960s, produced by France & Son. The sofa features a teak frame, with ne...

Indulge in comfort with the Womb Chair, designed by Eero Saarinen and produced by Knoll. This iconic chair showcases Saarinen’s visionary design, and Kn...

Bentwood Pulkka Lounge Chair by Ilmari Laippainen for Asko, Finland from the 1960s. Ilmari Laippainen (1922-2004) was a renowned Finnish architect and designer known for his funct...

The Aluminum Group chairs by Charles & Ray Eames are one of the most important designs of the 20th Century. Their original design from the 1950s is still relevant today, giving interiors all over the world a touch of modern elegance. On offer we have the EA124...

A pair of “856” lounge chairs by Ico Parisi for Cassina, produced during the 1950s in Italy. The chairs have been beautifully re-upholstered in new dark brown semi-aniline leathe...

Unusual reclining lounge chair designed by Titina Ammanati and Vitelli Giampiero for Brunati, Italy during the 1980s. The backrest and footrest c...

Contemporary design rattan lounge chair by Udom Udomsrianan (Thailand) and produced by Planet 2001. This lounge chair is completely built up in cl...

The Aluminum Group chairs by Charles & Ray Eames are one of the most important designs of the 20th Century. Their original design from the 1950s is still relevant today, giving interiors all over the world a touch of modern elegance. On offer we have a set consisting of the EA124 Lounge Chair and EA125...

A set of lounge chairs by French designer Philippe Starck, designed during the mid-1980s for Driade. The armchairs have a very distinctive sharp and clean look, but are still relativ...

Osvaldo Borsani, an Italian architect and furniture designer, aimed to create a lounger that would go beyond the bulky, static nature of the “comfortable chair”. The result was the P40 lounge chair, which could be adjusted in many different positions depending on the user’s preferences. With the P40 lounge chair, Borsani created one of the most recognized pieces of the Italian post-war design movement. Available we have a first edition P40...

Early edition of the 401 cantilever lounge chair designed by Alvar Aalto and produced by Huonekalu Ja Rakennustyötehdas (Turku, Finland) during the late 1930s. Our version was re-u...

Maarten Baas (the Netherlands) designed the Smoke series furniture for his 2002 graduation project at the Design Academy Eindhoven. Baas is considered one of the most influential Dut...

Vintage reupholstered Pierre Paulin big tulip chair, for Artifort, 1960s A lounge chair by Pierre Paulin produced by Artifort, with red wool...

Vintage Willow chair by Charles R. Mackintosh for Cassina, 1980s The Willow chair was originally designed in 1904 by architect Charles R. Macintosh ...

Originally designed by Warren Platner in 1966 for Knoll International, this design icon consists of steel rods curved and welded to a circular frame. The lounge chair is relativel...

Vintage Danish design Colonial lounge chair and ottoman, by Ole Wanscher, 1950s Designed by Ole Wanscher, one of the leading figures of the 20th century Scandinavian design movement. The colonial chair is considered by many to be Ole Wanscher’s masterpiece, influenced by the 18th century colonial period furniture. Compared to other colonial style chairs...

Grasshopper Chair by Eero Saarinen for Knoll The Grasshopper (or model 61) chair was designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll in 1946, it was actually the first chair designed for the Knoll company, and turned out as an immediate success. Saarinen, an American but Finnish-born architect / industrial designer, was one of the main influencers of the new, modernist style now typical for mid-century American furniture design. His aim has always been to use simple forms, provide a comfortable user experience, while applying new techniques and often in cooperation with others. The use of laminated birch wood, regularly seen in the designs of Charles and Ray Eames is no coincidence, since they have worked together in the early 1940s. Other well-known pieces are the Womb Chair, and the Tulip or Pedestal series. Our lounge chair is a Knoll International original, a licensed early Swiss...