Introverso Seating

Rare pair of prototype “FerroTipi” armchairs designed in 1968 by Italian architects Gianantonio Malacrida and Paolo Resmini. The FerroTipi series was developed as an experimental st...

Large circular seating bench made in Italy during the 1970s, upholstered in its original black leather with a chromed metal frame. The low, oversized format reflects the more inform...

A Brazilian lounge chair from the 1970s, combining black leather with a substantial solid wood frame. The design sits within the more robust side of Brazilian modernism, where tradit...

Sculptural wooden armchair dating from the first half of the 20th century, executed in a distinctly primitive and Anthroposophical manner. The chair is constructed from substantial w...

Pair of Dutch armchairs from the 1920s, designed in the characteristic architectural language of the Hague School.The chairs feature strongly constructed wooden frames with broad geo...

Produced in the Netherlands during the 1920s, this exceptional sofa is distinguished by its monumental proportions and remarkably restrained design. Measuring three metres in length,...

An important pair of Amsterdam School armchairs executed in solid walnut, dating from the interwar period. While the maker remains unknown, the design embodies the characteristics th...

A pair of French oak and woven straw armchairs produced in the 1960s. The design combines thick square oak elements with woven straw seats and backrests, creating a strong contrast b...

A pair of French modernist armchairs produced in the 1960s, executed in warm teak. The design is defined by a strict, clear frame built from straight, square-section elements, with a...

A set of two unique sling chairs produced in Europe in the 1970s, in the manner of Dominique Zimbacca, likely of French or Brazilian origin. The design is defined by its solid wood c...

A lounge chair by Johan Bertil Häggström for Swed-Form, produced in Sweden in the 1970s. An example of Swedish postmodern design, the piece is built around a tubular chrome frame tha...

A Hague School armchair, produced in the Netherlands in the 1920s and attributed to Hendrik Wouda. The chair is built from solid stained oak, with a clear architectural frame defined...

The Wammes lounge chair, designed by Gerard van den Berg in the early 1970s and produced by Montis in the Netherlands. The design is defined by its generous cream padded leather upho...

The Move swivel chair and footstool designed by Takshi Okamura & Erik Marquardsen in the 1970s for Nelo Mobel, is a unique example of cooperation incorporating Swedish craftsmanship ...

Designed by Christian Liaigre, the Latin Lounge Chair is a beautifully balanced example of his understated, quietly luxurious approach to furniture design. Strong yet refined, the chair pairs a solid ebonized wood frame with a generously upholstered seat and back, finished with a loose cushion for relaxed comfort. The chair retains its original textured brown upholstery, which remains in good overall condition. The silhouette is architectural but inviting; clean lines, thoughtful proportions, and just enough softness to make it an easy piece to live with. Like much of Liaigre’s work, the Latin chair...

A set of two iconic PK20 lounge chairs, originally designed in 1967 by Poul Kjærholm, one of the most influential figures of Danish modernism. This design was reissued in various for...

A striking pair of Brutalist side chairs, handcrafted in solid oak during the 1970s. These pieces capture the bold architectural spirit of the period, defined by their powerful geome...

Pair of lounge chairs manufactured by GAR, France, 1950s. These sculptural seats combine a refined, minimalist frame in black lacquered metal with newly upholstered cushions in a sof...

This rare set comprises five 'Tonneau' chairs, originally designed by the renowned French designer Pierre Guariche in the early 1950s. The chairs feature elegantly molded plywood sea...

A striking example of Dutch modernist design, this low-profile armchair from the 1950s reflects the architectural precision and geometric rigor characteristic similar to Gerrit Rietv...

This 1960's lounge chair embodies the sleek, futuristic aesthetics of space-age design. Upholstered in premium grey eco-leather, it features a sculptural, ergonomic form that offers ...

This Bastiano sofa, designed by Tobia Scarpa for Gavina in the 1960s, exemplifies a refined balance between modernist design and comfort. The frame is crafted from black-lacquered wo...

A set of 4 extraodinary lounge chairs, model No. 416, designed by Wim Rietveld and André Cordemeyer for Gispen in 1957. These were the first Dutch armchairs crafted using a single mo...

This elegant chaise lounge, designed by renowned Italian architect and designer Tito Agnoli for Pierantonio Bonacina in 1962, is a striking example of Italian modernism. Crafted with...

Introducing an impressive French modernist living room set from the 1950s, featuring a versatile three-seater sofa that converts into a day bed, accompanied by two lounge chairs. Bot...

Magnificent and unusual set of 6 massive oak chairs, circa 1950. Original green velvet seats. These chairs convey a brutalist yet organic look.

A mid-century italian designer sofa from the 1950’s. Upholstered in a maroon red velvet with an interesting angular design and splayed patinat...

Iconic easy chair made by Fritz Hansen in the 1940's or early 1950's. This model is rarely seen and one of the 1669 variants. It was newly upholstered in a shearling white wool and h...

Rocking chair Prototype handmade and designed by the important Italian craftsman Pierluigi Ghianda in the 1960’s. The rocking chair is made out of various sorts of fine wood and shows immense craftmanship and eye for detail. This small protoype was taken over directly from the Ghianda Bottega Shop...