OBJECT88 Seating

An exceptionally rare pair of solid pine lounge chairs attributed to Dutch designer Wouter Fens, dating from the 1960s. Works by Fens are scarcely documented, and pieces of this cali...

A distinctive and highly expressive lounge chair by Dutch designer Rob Eckhardt, created in the 1980s. Titled “Groeten uit Holland”, the piece reflects a playful yet conceptual appro...

A refined lounge chair with matching ottoman by Tecta, produced in Germany in the 1990s. The design reflects Tecta’s close connection to Bauhaus principles, where clarity of structur...

An iconic Coconut Lounge Chair designed by George Nelson in 1955, produced by Vitra. This design stands as a hallmark of mid-century modern innovation, where form, comfort and playfu...

A rare and iconic pair of “First Chairs” designed by Michele De Lucchi for Memphis Milano in 1981. These chairs are exemplary of the radical Memphis movement, where functionality mee...

This minimalist sofa/daybed by Dutch designer Gijs van der Sluis reflects the rational and architectural design language associated with Gispen furniture in the 1960s. The design is ...

The Fauteuil Direction Pivotant by Jean Prouvé is one of the most recognizable office chair designs of the mid-20th century. Originally conceived in 1951 as part of Prouvé’s Directio...

The Baisity lounge chair, designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia in 1986, reflects the refined balance between comfort and architectural clarity that characterizes Italian d...

This lounge chair, designed by Gerard van den Berg for Montis in the 1970s, reflects the experimental and expressive character of Dutch design from that period. The sculptural silhou...

The Chiocciola lounge chair, designed by Roberto Semprini in 1994 for Arredaesse, is a distinctive example of Italian postmodern design from the 1990s. Its name meaning “snail” refer...

This pine bench by Jacob Kielland Brandt reflects the clarity and structural honesty of mid-century Danish design. Created in the 1960s and produced by I. Christiansen, the piece bal...

The Fantasy Island lounge chair by Kurt Bayer embodies the expressive material contrasts characteristic of 1980s postmodern design. Conceived as a sculptural seating object, the chai...

An iconic Miss Judith stool designed in 2004 by Judith de Graauw for Montis. This sculptural seat is a striking example of early 21st-century Dutch design, where experimentation with...

The F598 Groovy chairs, designed in the early 1970s by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, are iconic expressions of the optimistic, sculptural language that defined Paulin’s work during thi...

A sculptural and highly expressive F784 Concorde lounge chair, designed in the 1960s by Pierre Paulin for Artifort. This iconic model exemplifies Paulin’s radical rethinking of seati...

An iconic Vela Alta lounge chair with matching ottoman, designed in the 1970s by Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti. This sculptural seating ensemble is widely regarded as one of the most...

An iconic Teodora chair designed in 1986 by Ettore Sottsass. This striking piece represents a mature moment in Sottsass’ postmodern practice, where radical form, symbolism, and refin...

A refined contemporary slatted wood bench produced by Stellar Works in the 2000s. This bench embodies a calm, architectural approach to modern furniture design, where proportion, mat...

A beautifully aged DS-12 lounge chair produced by De Sede in Switzerland during the 1970s. Upholstered in rich brown neck leather, this chair embodies the quiet confidence and tactil...

A striking pair of Sarapis bar stools designed by Philippe Starck for Aleph Driade in 1986. These sculptural stools exemplify Starck’s radical approach to postmodern design, where gr...

An exceptionally rare pair of Dutch modernist armchairs designed by Paul Schuitema and produced by Fana Metaal, Rotterdam, in the 1950s. These chairs embody the radical clarity and f...

A playful yet sophisticated pair of “Heidistool” barstools by Sebastian Wrong, designed in 2008 for the iconic British design house Established & Sons. Inspired by the familiar shapes of a traditional tractor seat and the rustic three legged milking stool...

A rare and characterful example of under appreciated Dutch design: the “Sedus” armchair by Wim Mulder, crafted in the 1980s by the artisanal workshop Meubelatelier Allerhanden. Its a...

A sculptural and beautifully balanced set of six bentwood dining chairs, crafted by the renowned German manufacturer Allmilmö in the 1980s. Their elegant curved backrest, flowing con...

A rare and elegant pair of “Sonett” chairs, crafted in Austria in the 1950s by Karl Fostel Seniors Erben. These chairs combine an expressive modernist str...

A rare and elegant set of four Italian highback dining chairs from the 1990s. Their sculptural, flared backrests and tapered legs give them a striking architectural presence, while t...

This eye-catching set of four dining chairs from the 1980s captures the bold spirit of postmodern design. Featuring a vivid red circular seat and sculptural black tubular frame, the ...

The “Dondolo” rocking chair by Luigi Crassevig embodies the refined elegance of Italian modernism of the 1970s. Its flowing bentwood frame is a testament to Crassevig’s mastery of wo...

This heavy, rustic stool captures the spirit of brutalist design with a distinct Folkart character: raw, honest, and rooted in traditional craftsmanship. The thick seat and strongly ...

The “Elephant” lounge chair is a very rare and extraordinary statement piece where futuristic form and advanced materials converge. Designed by Herbert Schultes for Lensvelt, the cha...

Originally conceived in the Tom Dixon studio as an experimental café-style chair, the “Rubber Band” was first assembled from rubber bands and paper clips. In its final form, oversized rubber bands are stretched across a simple galvanized steel frame to create a seat that is both bouncy and supportive. The design is a playful yet radical exploration of materiality and form, reflecting Dixon’s view of furniture as functional sculpture. Extremely rare on the market, these chairs are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, and represent a striking moment in contemporary British design. About the designer Tom Dixon (b. 1959, Tunisia) is a British designer renowned for his industrial, material-driven approach to contemporary design. Rising to prominence in the 1980s with his welded salvage furniture...

A unique sculptural stool from Rutger de Regt’s experimental Make & Mold series, crafted from recycled polypropylene. With its raw texture and bold triangular form, the piece reflect...

This distinctive lounge chair, produced by Driade in the 1990s, beautifully merges craftsmanship and contemporary form. The sculpted wooden frame supports an enveloping backrest wove...

This elegant pair of Art Deco armchairs from the 1930s showcases the understated sophistication of the period. Crafted in oak with refined Coromandel wood accents, the chairs feature...

A sculptural low armchair in the spirit of Adrian Audoux & Frida Minet, combining artisanal rope weaving with turned wooden elements. The squared proportions and deep seat enhance th...

This iconic lounge chair by Rob Eckhardt, titled Groeten uit Holland, is a striking example of Dutch postmodern design. This rare version features a stainless steel frame, enhancing ...