Contemporary Armchair in Natural Cane Webbing

This midcentury style armchair is defined by its striking angles and play on texture. The handmade wood and rattan armchair gives a nod to vintage furniture, but with a modernized tw...

Contemporary lounge chair. The seat is upholstered in 100% cotton velvet and the back in woven cane. The darkened wood structure provides strength and lightness to the piece. Materials: Upholstered in cream or grey 100% velvet, black oakwood structure with natural cane...

The set of two arabesque armchairs in American walnut eggshell finish and upholstered in royal pink satin color represents the traditional craftsmanship of the Middle East with the restraint of a Japanese aesthetic. Nada who was brought up in Japan adapts her own multi-cultural background to her work, forming interior and outdoor pieces...

Contemporary dining armchair crafted of solid beech frame stained in walnut, with brass foot and floor glides, upholstered seat and back in velvet with piping. Available upholstere...

Vintage Midcentury Modern Design Bentwood and Webbing Armchair. Made in Italy, 1970's period. Black painted bentwood frame with cane webbing seat and backrest. Beautiful slender curv...

Armchair webbing padded with structure in solid walnut wood with upholstered seat covered with grey nubuck genuine leather. Also available with solid oak structure.

Armchair Webbing outdoor with structure in solid natural teak wood. Upholstered and covered with special outdoor fabric in light grey finish. Treated...

Richard Herre 'Stuttgart' Armchair in Walnut and Webbing for E15. Designed in 1926. New, current production. Designed in 1926, Chair STUTTGART illustrates the geometry and rationality inherent in the expressive aesthetic of Richard Herre. Milled from solid wood, the characteristic curved backrest of STUTTGART embodies traditional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Available in waxed European oak and walnut, the chair is optionally equipped with a removable seat in textile, leather and Vienna weave. As a work of significant modernity and presence, chair STUTTGART can be used as a sophisticated dining, executive or visitor chair. About Richard Herre Richard Herre was born in 1885 and studied architecture in Stuttgart and Munich. In particular before World War I, he struck up close friendships with artists in the Hölzel circle and protagonists of Modernism such as Oskar Schlemmer and Willi Baumeister. He was a member of the artists’ association “Üecht”, for whom he acted as press officer. Together with Richard Döcker...