Modernist Occasional Chair in Grey Woven Upholstery by Pierre Frey

Armchair designed by Pierre Frey, borrows from both the Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern eras. The chair features a shorter back design with streamlined arms, and slightly splayed sab...

Contemporary armchair designed by Goncalo Compos for Pierre Frey. The modernist chair features a suspended backrest with graphic angular lines against a round base. Completely uphols...

Contemporary armchair designed by Goncalo Compos for Pierre Frey. The modernist chair features a suspended backrest with graphic angular lines against a round base. Completely uphols...

Armchair by La Maison Pierre Frey, features a sleek contemporary solid beech wood frame with cane sides in a natural tan finish. Newly upholstered in Pierre Frey fabric from the Hano...

Mid-Century Modern desk chair or side chair with chromed cantilevered frame in the style of Milo Baughman. Newly upholstered in a woven textile by Rogers & Goffigon fabric in hues of...

Pair of custom made throw pillows upholstered in Pierre Frey's Esteban fabric featuring textured wool-like threads which plays with the rustic codes of traditional Latin American weaves...

Library Chair in Velvet Fabric by Pierre Frey England circa 1890 Newly reupholstered, Barley twist legs and arms. Measures 24.5”w x 34”d x 36”h x 13”seat

Dutch Modernism; Pierre Frey; Fabric; Wim Den Boon; Armchair; Modernist Chair; 1960s; Dutch modernist chair, adorned with exquisite Pierre Frey fabric. This fabric, known as La Sm...

Dutch Modernism; Pierre Frey; Fabric; Wim Den Boon; Armchair; Modernist Chair; 1960s; Dutch modernist chair, adorned with exquisite Pierre Frey fabric. This fabric, known as La Sm...

Howard & Sons Armchair in Tweed by Pierre Frey England, 1871 Newly upholstered in Plaid Tweed by Pierre Frey, on carved antique frame with Cope castors. Stamped 1871 on the back le...

These sleek chairs are perfectly proportioned in the minimalist style of the mid century. Lightweight, but made from teak- a strong tropical hardwood they are sprung and cushioned i...

Iconic "Office Cane Chairs" created by Pierre Jeanneret in the 1950s for the city of Chandigarh in India, the utopian city designed by his cousin Le Corbusier. Made of solid wood with seat and backrest in braided canework. Tilted backrest and asymmetric flat profiled "compass"-type double side leg assembly, with the legs connected by a crosspiece and supporting the armrests. Slanted, slightly curved backrest, separate from the seat. The seemingly floating back as well as the "compass"-type legs are very typical for this office chair. These specific features make the design even more powerful and interesting. The office chair was part of the furniture from the administrative buildings of Chandigarh. It's a true icon, one of the most famous pieces of all Chandigarh items. Jeanneret’s designs stand out for their essential forms and simple materials, a balance between modern European ideals and traditional Indian spirit. Another interesting and nowadays relevant fact about these and other Chandigarh chairs is that all pieces were made from the trees which were logged because the city was built, so an early adaptation of ecological thinking. We have four office chairs...