Set 4 Brutalist Oak Dining Chairs by Dittmann & Co for Awa Radbound

These rustic modernist solid oak lounge chairs by Dittmann & Co for AWA Radboud, crafted in the Netherlands during the 1970s, are a testament to robust des...

This set of eight bentwood oak dining armchairs by Don Pettit for Knoll, circa 1970s, epitomizes the elegance of mid-century modern design. Model 1105 is a testament to the ingenuity...

Embrace the bold character of the 1970s with this stunning pair of rustic modernist solid oak lounge chairs by Dittmann & Co for AWA Radboud, ha...

Celebrate the ingenuity of Modernist Italian design with this exceptionally rare set of six dining chairs from the "Trieste" series, masterfully crafted by Guglielmo Ulrich in 1961. Manufactured by Saffa, Italy, these exquisite chairs stand as testament to Ulrich's design genius, embodying an innovative fusion of form, function, and craftsmanship. Named after the first prize it won at the Fiera di Trieste in 1961, the "Trieste" chair showcases its innovative and lightweight construction, paralleling Gio Ponti's famed Superleggera chair. It demonstrates a revolutionary use of lightweight wood and intricate craftsmanship, with solid mahogany construction and unique open dovetail joins in lamellar wood that effortlessly connects the legs and backrest together without the use of screws. These split joinery details, visible at each joint, add a unique design element, making each chair a statement piece. These chairs were produced in limited quantities, further enhancing their exclusivity and appeal to collectors and design enthusiasts alike. The set of six dining armchairs are in very good vintage condition, having been carefully refinished / restored by the previous owner. Each chair is upholstered with plush velvet - four in a soft moss green, and two in a dark emerald green, providing a stylish touch of color. The wrapped seats can be easily reupholstered, giving you the opportunity to customize the chairs to your taste! As light as they are luxurious, these "Trieste" chairs rival Gio Ponti's Supperleggera in their innovative use of lightweight materials, without compromising on comfort or stability. Guglielmo Ulrich (1904 - 1977), born into a noble Danish family in Milan, was a seminal figure in Italian design. His works were inspired by 18th and 19th century designs yet reflected a profound understanding of material and simplicity in form and function. His penchant for rare and exquisite materials, combined with an unerring eye...

Set of two incredible Nanni Valenti ceramic sphere shaped boxes for Ceramica Arcore, Italy circa 1960s. These two ceramic lidded boxes pair extremely w...

This Willy Ceysens (1929-2007) Brutalist round wall mirror is a striking example of the innovative design and craftsmanship that characterized the 1960s. Originating from Belgium, th...

Two robust lounge chairs with rounded back and seat and braced legs, made of solid oak reminiscent of designs by Pierre Chapo or Charlotte Perriand.

Pair of Brutalist solid oak lounge chairs by Dittmann & Co for AWA Radbound, Netherlands, c. 1970's. These substantial armless lounge chairs feature all wood construction in a dark s...

Set of 4 Brutalist chairs with side table in stained oak by Dittmann & Co for AWA. It features curved back and rounded seat. Reminiscent to Pierre Chapo and Charlotte Perriand design...

Pair of Brutalist solid oak lounge chairs by Dittmann & Co for AWA Radboud, Netherlands circa 1970s. These substantial lounge chairs feature all...

Brutalist dining chairs with a bentwood oak frame and reupholstered white bouclé seats. The white upholstery gives the chairs a nice fresh and contrasting look Good condition 1970...

A set of four mid-century dining chairs. Unusual model we haven't seen before with splayed decorative backs. Holland, c1970s. Good condition. Location: Belgium Galler...