21st Century Louis I Armchair Rubelli Handmade in Portugal by Ottiu

Ottiu decided to honor one of the most imposing figures of Jazz music. Louis Armstrong featured several Hollywood cinema stars during the Golden Era and his career spanned different eras in the history of Jazz. Inspired by his incredible talent and personality, Ottiu designers conceived The Louis Family. This newest armrest armchair version of one of our most prestigious pieces will offer even more comfort, highlighting the modern mid-century design. Featuring lacquered wood legs and upholstered in smooth textiles, the Louis I Armchair will surely be a decorative statement in your luxury décor.

The American film actress Jayne Mansfield, one of the leading blonde sex symbols of the 50s and 60s, starred in several popular Hollywood movies that emphasized her platinum-blonde h...

The American film actress Jayne Mansfield, one of the leading blonde sex symbols of the 50s and 60s, starred in several popular Hollywood movies that emphasized her platinum-blonde h...

Professionally most known as Peggy Lee, Norma Egstrom had a successful six decades career, as a talented jazz and popular singer, songwriter and also actress. Peggy’s vocal style pro...

Armchair from the Shape line, internal wooden structure, polyurethane padding in different densities, solid wood feet in dark Tay shade. Also available in Canaletta walnut tone. Upho...

Ara armchair, internal wooden structure, polyurethane padding in different densities, solid wood feet in Canaletto walnut tone. Also available in dark Tay finish. Upholstery availabl...

Armchair No. 2 pays tribute to the Brazilian modern furniture of the 1950s and 1960s. Its sturdy and comfortable structure uniquely blends relaxation with sophistication. Crafted met...

Sassi owes its Italian name and its shape to pebbles, stones whose rounded shape provided its main inspiration. The chair’s back and armrests appear to float freely, barely touching each other, like perfectly smooth polished stones. The chair’s back and armrests appear to float freely, barely touching each other, like perfectly smooth polished stones. Stones either laid down by hand to erect a tower or carefully placed using the time-old technique of dry stone walls, where interlocking rocks prevent the structure from coming apart. Drawing from Italian craftsmanship, atelier oï...