Maxime Old Love Seat in Fabric and Oak

The Marhaba Armchair designed by Maxime Old, is characterized by the use of living materials. Its was presented at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs in 1952. In 1953, the model was used for the bar located in the ground floor of the Marhaba Hotel in Casablanca. This armchair is made of oak wood with natural finishes, and includes an adjustable seat. This model has a mahogany variant. We suggest different wooden caning with different wood finishes such as: - natural wooden canning...

Détente armchair by Maxime Old, a contemporary edition by the Anne Jacquemin Sablon gallery. A sharp angled armchair in fabric standing on steel legs. ...

Designed in 1942 for an apartment in Monaco by Maxime Old. Re edition by Anne Jacquemin Sablon. The mirror is framed in murano glass and gold leaf gilded wood. 115 cm D 45,3 inch...

The 404 wall sconce was designed by the famous interior designer and architect Maxime Old. This version in alabaster and brass is a contemporary edition dating from 2019, produced ex...

This dining table is a contemporary edition of the Apparat table, originally designed by the famous designer Maxime Old in 1956. It was made for the Salon du Palais of the Halle aux toiles in Rouen, and its central part opens to accommodate planters.The Anne Jacquemin Sablon gallery presents a contemporary edition of the Apparat table, characterized by its X-shaped brushed oak compass base and satin sycamore top. The tray is crafted with wood threads going in different directions to create a unique pattern. The satin finish of the top creates a polished effect, contrasting with the ribs of the brushed oak. Maxime Old (1910-1991) is one of the most important designers and interior architects of the 20th century. His work was highly appreciated and recognized from the 1930s to the 1980s. Starting in the 1960s, he became more interested in designing more global furniture while also considering his environment. As an interior designer, he was responsible for designing entire spaces, such as the Paquebot France...

This dining room chair was designed by Maxime Old in 1960 for the Rouen City Council. One of the designer’s most emblematic projects. The Anne Jacquemin Sablon gallery presents a contemporary edition of the council chair which is characterized by its satin sycamore base and its velvet seat. The satin finish of the base, creates a polished effect contrasting with the velvet seat. Please note that the velvet is included in the price. You can select a color from our collection of velvet faux mohair. Maxime Old (1910-1991) is one of the most important designers, and interior architects of the 20th century. His work was highly appreciated and noticed from the beginning of his career in the 1930s until the end of the 1980s. Starting the 1960s he became more interested in more global furniture, also thinking of his environment. He then became an interior designer and designed the entirety of certain spaces such as the Paquebot...

Exceptional vintage postmodern sculpted love seat. Features a beige textured fabric throughout.

Elevate your decor with the Postmodern Multi Color Leaf/Black Fabric Sofa/Love Seat, featuring a vibrant leaf pattern for a contemporary living space...

Cerused oak chairs with original rush seats attributed to Maxime Old. A pair made in the 1940s.

A basket love seat style Louis XVI.  

Also known as a peacock chair. Mid century Bohemian. Strong and can easily support adult weight as an everyday loveseat. Style with pillows and a sheepskin hide.

A Classic tufted two-seat sofa with a bicast bonded chocolate-colored vintage style leather upholstery, with a tufted cushion backrest, and sides with t...