Zorro Children’s Chair by Meurop

The CAB chair was designed by Mario Bellini in 1977 for Cassina, Italy. Mario Bellini (1935) is an Italian designer and architect. The chair has a skeleton in tubular steel and the ...

The cantilever chair was designed by Mart Stam in 1926, inspired by this great design Marcel Breuer and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe created similar chairs. The cantilever chair became a...

This special chair Jenette, was designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana for Edra. Thanks to its flexible back, this chair molded in polyurethane with metal armor is a link between...

This iron garden chair was designed by the Belgian architect and furniture designer Gustave Serrurier-Bovy for Serrurier et Cie in 1903. This chair is the only ‘garden furniture’ or ‘metal furniture’ mentioned in early advertisements...

This old authentic rocking chair was designed Michael Thonet and manufactured by Thonet. It was in the catalogue of 1904. It is a design classic. This brown rocking chair...

These dining chairs ‘Tribute to Mackintosh’ were designed by the Belgian designer and artist Frans L. Van Praet (°1937). The chairs can be dated in the 1980s, in the collection ‘Hommages ‘ – ‘Tributes’. They are a nice example of Belgian postmodern...

Adorable children's armchair of the 1950s Original by its dimensions (seat height 25cm), its wooden compass feet, its hull trimmed with brown leather ...

This chair is lightweight yet robust, allowing your youngster to easily move it from one space to another. Made from natural rattan poles and wood. The finish can be painted with yo...

Beautiful chair stamped "Pagwood Pagholz" and numbered. Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made of a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood". Pagholz chair...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at t...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at the time for its quality and durability: the metal was thicker than the competitors and the seat shells were produced in East Germany under high pressure thanks to a Remarkable process: the seat shell and the backrest are made from a mixture of wood and resin, known as "pagwood" with resin, to obtain a superior durability and better to resist water than a varnish. The "Galvanitas" chairs are very comfortable, flexible and strong. Beautiful Silhouette, pretty hue, clean lines and textured seating...

Beautiful chair stamped and numbered, produced in the late 1950s and during the 1960s for public buildings (universities, workshops, canteens). The Galvanitas workshop was known at t...