South Loop Loft Seating

Rendered in ivory painted wood and upholstered in a repeating pin-dot velvet, a pair of French Art Deco Revival armchairs with matching ottoman, produced in the 1940s. The silhouett...

An Italian lounge chair from the 1950s, shaped with the confidence of mid-century Italian design. The exaggerated wingback rises in a continuous curve, wrapping the sitter in a silh...

A French Art Deco armchair from the 1930s, where solid oak defines the structure with confidence and precision.  Crafted in oak, the frame is accented by a continuous Greek key inla...

A French oak armchair from the 1940s, shaped with the solidity that defined much of the period’s provincial furniture. Crafted in solid oak, the frame carries a sense of permanence ...

An Italian Art Nouveau stool from the 1910s–1920s, crafted in solid wood and richly figured burl. The silhouette is compact and architectural, softened by hand-painted floral motifs...

Reupholstered in camel mohair, a French Art Deco armchair from the 1940s. The warm tone of the upholstery brings depth to the silhouette, while the subtle sheen of the mohair catche...

A French Flavigny daybed by Jean Prouvé from the 1950s, where engineering and everyday living meet with remarkable consideration. Designed during a period where France was rethinkin...

An Italian Art Nouveau bench from the 1910s–1920s, crafted in solid wood with richly figured burl panels and hand-painted floral detailing throughout. The silhouette is structured a...

A French oak daybed from the 1960s by Guillerme et Chambron, with spindled ends, low architectural form, and ivory linen upholstery. Crafted in solid oak, the form is low and archit...

Designed by Guillerme et Chambron in the 1960s, this French oak daybed balances architectural lines with the warmth of oak and linen upholstery. Crafted in oak, the frame is compose...

A French Art Deco club armchair from the 1940s, upholstered in a deep, saturated red that anchors the piece with both warmth and presence. The form is generous and enveloping, with ...

A French slipper chair from the 1940s, created in the manner of René Prou. The silhouette is low and gently exaggerated, with a tall, tapering back that curves softly as it rises. T...

A French armchair from the 1940s, in the manner of Charles Dudouyt. The frame is carved in oak, with turned supports at the arms and legs that give the structure a steady rhythm. At...

A French oak armchair from the 1950s, shaped with the kind of restraint that lets the details speak for themselves. Crafted in warm-toned oak and upholstered in olive green velvet, ...

An iconic ‘Sheriff’ lounge chair by renowned Brazilian designer Sergio Rodrigues. This chair design was originally created as a commission in 1957 for photographer Otto Stupakoff and...

An accent chair attributed to Sido & François Thévenin, produced in Italy during the 1970s, where structure is shaped as much by hand as by intent. Pieces by the Thévenins were ...

A French armchair from the 1950s, created in the manner of Francis Jourdain. Crafted from solid wood with a handwoven rush seat and backrest, the silhouette is linear and composed, ...

An accent chair attributed to Sido & François Thévenin, produced in Italy during the 1970s, where structure is shaped as much by hand as by intent. Pieces by the Thévenins were ...

A set of four Dutch Brutalist lounge chairs with three accompanying side tables, designed by Dittmann & Co for Awa Radbound in the Netherlands during the 1960s. Composed entirel...

A French Art Deco armchair from the 1940s, reupholstered in velvet fabric in a rich cognac hue. The generous seat and gently pitched back are enveloped in plush upholstery, lending t...

An Italian 'Model 401' armchair from the 1940s, attributed to Cassina Ufficio Tecnico. The generously proportioned seat and gently reclined backrest are fully upholstered, offering a...

A French garden stool in the manner of Mathieu Matégot, from the 1950s, executed in ivory-painted perforated metal. The seat is saddle-shaped, form...

A green iron armchair, crafted in France during the 1960s. The slender iron frame retains its original green-painted finish, with areas of wear that reveal a time-softened surface. C...

A 20th century Italian tufted club chair in a radiant shade of yellow. This chair was sourced directly from a Modernist villa outside of Mila, designed by architect Alessandro Minali...

An Italian accent chair in the manner of Guglielmo Veronesi, from the 1950s. Upholstered in rich red velvet, the chairs present a compact silhouette defined by a gently curved backre...

A French Art Deco méridienne chaise lounge from the 1930s, distinguished by its asymmetry and low-profile form. Designed for repose, the silhouette features a raised headrest that ge...

A ‘Tumble’ lounge chair and ottoman designed by Adriano Piazzesi and produced by Tre D in Italy in 1973, a piece that sits somewhere between furniture and gesture. Low to the ground...

Crafted in the manner of René Gabriel, this textured lounge chair, complemented with a throw pillow presides from France in the 1940s. The chair is built from solid wood, its frame ...

A French ‘Marsala’ lounge chair by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, designed in 1971—a moment when Ducaroy began pushing seating into new territory, replacing traditional frames with ...

Crafted from richly grained elm, this 1960s French armchair is defined by its architectural frame and low, grounded stance. Broad plank arms extend forward in a confident line, suppo...

An early 20th-century Swedish primitive monk chair, crafted from solid oak and defined by its deeply carved surfaces and architectural form. Designed to nest neatly into a corner, th...

An Italian ‘Bastiano’ lounge chair designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Gavina in the 1960s. Upholstered in rich black leather, the generous seat and back cushions rest freely wit...

An exploration of softness shaped into form, where volume and texture take precedence over line, defines this French chenille lounge chair from the 1970s. The chair is composed as a...

The “Mrs Frick” Chair was designed by French industrial designer and architect Philippe Starck for Les 3 Suisses and Disform in 1985. Crafted in black lacquered steel, the form is r...

An Italian armchair from the 1950s, in the manner of Gio Ponti, where line and proportion are softened through material and curve. The frame is low, shaped with a continuous, sweepi...

A 1970s Italian two-seat leather sofa designed by Redwall for Borbonese & Rossi di Albizzate. Upholstered in supple leather, the sofa’s silhouette is defined by softly curved arm...

A rare three-seat sofa designed by Marzio Cecchi in the 1970s. The sculptural form is defined by distinctive ribbed leather arms, which frame the piece with a strong architectural rh...

An Austrian ‘Auersberg’ accent chair, designed in 1955 by J.O. Wladar and V. Mödlhammer in Vienna for Sonett Karl Fostel´s Sen Erben. Characterized by its distinctive wire-frame cons...

Low-profile and richly textured, this 1970s Italian lounge chair is defined by comfort and material presence. Upholstered in deep chestnut fabric, the chair features a generously pad...

An Italian ‘Maralunga’ loveseat designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in the 1970s. The silhouette sits low to the ground with soft, folded arms and generous seats. An adjustable ...

A 1950s Italian armchair by Guglielmo Veronesi for ISA Bergamo, upholstered in richly saturated red fabric. The silhouette sweeps in a continuous curve from back to arm, forming a tu...

A 1970s Swiss model DS 49 leather ottoman by De Sede. Upholstered in a rich olive green leather, the generously padded, softly contoured cushion sits atop a low-profile base, creatin...

An Italian ash wood stool from the 1960s, defined by a solid square seat with softened edges, set on slab-style legs joined by a central stretcher. The construction reflects the dire...

A charming 1960s low stool sourced in the South of France. This stool features a wooden base in a warm, honey hue, complemented by a rope seat intricately woven in a basket weave des...

A 1960s Italian armchair attributed to Percival Lafer, defined by its architectural wooden frame and softly contoured cushions in a warm tobacco faux suede. Broad, winged side panels...

A set of six French dining chairs dating to the 1940s, crafted in oak with handwoven rush seats. The tall backs feature geometric lattice cutouts framed by vertical rush panels, a co...

An Italian armchair and ottoman from the 1950s, crafted in wrought iron. The chair’s high back unfolds in a rectilinear grid, crowned with ball finials and anchored by splayed feet. ...

An Italian 'Dilly Dally' pouf designed by Luigi Massoni for Poltrona Frau, 1968. Upholstered in supple leather, the circular form rests on four chrome casters, giving it an easy mobi...

A French Art Deco armchair from the 1940s, defined by its curved backrest and enveloping arms that taper gently toward the seat. The rounded form sits on tapered wood legs, lending w...

An Italian accent chair from the 1960s–70s, sourced from the family estate of Banci Lighting in Florence, and defined by its sculptural gold-leafed iron frame and saddle-style leathe...

A 1950s Italian lounge chair, reupholstered in rich, forest green velvet with a luxurious sheen and softness. The clean, tailored lines are complemented by gently curved arms and a s...

Sold and priced individually. A 1950s Italian lounge chair in the manner of Paolo Buffa. Reupholstered in cornflower blue velvet with a low, luminous pile, the silhouette balances c...

A 1950s French armchair and ottoman, crafted in solid wood with a handwoven rope seat. The frame is defined by its honest lines—square posts that taper subtly into rounded feet, soft...

A French low stool from the 1950s, carved in oak with a rush seat. The circular top is tightly woven in rush, its warm natural tone contrasting with the dark patina of the turned leg...

A French armchair from the 1940s, its wooden frame finished in deep green lacquer. The angled backrest and generous seat are upholstered in a vivid floral fabric, where oversized blo...

This French Brutalist accent chair by Jean-Jacques Argueyrolles rejects convention in favor of mythic geometry. Forged in iron, the back rises into a sweeping crescent, its arc frami...

A 1950s Italian lounge chair defined by its Art Deco silhouette. The form is sculpted with dramatic curves—rounded arms that slope gently forward, a squared-off back, and broad, enve...

An Italian stool from the 1960s, crafted in lacquered goatskin parchment in the manner of Aldo Tura. The seat, softly contoured for comfort, is sheathed in a richly mottled surface o...

A Spanish Brutalist stool from the mid-20th century, forged in hand-wrought iron and finished with hand-tooled leather. The X-form base is mar...

A mid-century French bar stool from the 1960s, its form anchored by a cast aluminum base that flares into a weighted, trumpet-like foot. A circular footrest wraps the stem, uniting f...