Linen Armchairs

This very rare pair of armchairs was designed by Angelo Mangiarotti and produced by the Italian manufacturer La Sorgente dei Mobili in the early 1970s. The design is marked by the ge...

A pair of mid-century “José” oak armchairs by Guillerme et Chambron, Votre Maison edition. Made of high-quality oak with a beautiful fabric, this pair of the famous José chair is tru...

Open Arm Library Chair in linen fabric by James Malone England circa 1910 Newly upholstered in James Malone 100% linen on antique frame with fluted legs and arm supports. Measures...

Armchairs by Miles & Edwards in Pierre Frey Embroidered Linen England circa 1835 Newly upholstered in embroidered linen blend by Pierre Frey. 24.5"w x 27”d x 42.5”h x 15”seat

Bobbin Armchair England circa 1890 Newly upholstered seat and arms in herringbone fabric by De La Cuona, composed of wool and linen. 27"w x 32”d x 37.5”h x 16”seat

Tinted wood structure with a reclining mechanism in brass, three possible positions.  

Fernando Laposse [Mexican, b 1988] Pink Furry Armchair 2022 Dyed agave fibers, upholstered linen, plywood Edition 1 of 8, 4AP

This exceptional armchair was produced by a master cabinetmaker in Northern France in the late 1920s. The chair was designed for a private residence in the Roubaix region. The diffe...

Fernando Laposse [Mexican, b. 1998} Dyed agave fibers, upholstered linen, plywood 27.25 x 47 x 39.5 inches 69 x 119 x 100 cm

Armchair in Graphic Linen by Pierre Frey England circa 1760 Newly Upholstered in linen blend by Pierre Frey, on turned mahogany legs. Measures 30.5"w x 31”d x 48”h x 16”seat

Art Deco Armchairs France circa 1930 Reupholstered in neutral linen with green piping. Measures 29"w x 35”d x 39”h x 16”seat

D.151.4 armchair in wear linen by Gio Ponti - Expert-crafted in Italy by Molteni&C Gio Ponti leaned on nautical inspiration to design this armchair that was destined for use on o...

This 'Kuramura Pollock (Ocean)' armchair is a unique piece handcrafted by Ayala Serfaty featuring a deep green and white pattern and evoking Jackson Pollock’s drippings. World-renowned for her ‘SOMA’ series (her "clouds"), Ayala Serfaty has developed since 2010 a collection of seats made of wool, linen and silk fibres which she carefully gathers from all over the world. Work by the artist is notably included in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Like a painter mixes paint on a pallet, Ayala Serfaty handcrafts a unique felt for each piece to create custom colours and textures. The materiality of textile came to inform her work from its very beginning. “I started out with felt when I went to a Joseph Beuys exhibition in London in 1985. Now I produce it myself. I was trained as a painter and for me, the value of felt – historically, culturally, and artistically – means that I can treat it like a painting or a sculpture. First, I sculpt the polyurethane foam over the metal structure. Next I figure out the shape of the garment so that it will totally cover it. I don’t cut a piece of fabric – I make the entire cover in one piece. Each one is unique, and with no fitting. I make the colours I need, mixing silk with wool and linen in different percentages”. The series of sensual and protective felt chairs, armchairs and benches is called ‘RAPA’ (‘the healer’ in Hebrew). The name echoes the idea so dear to Joseph Beuys who claimed to have been treated and healed during WWII by this material. Each featuring a unique organic pattern, these seats of singular beauty and consummate comfort defy categorisation while bringing to mind rocky soil, bird plumage, and animal hides. Visually rough but infinitely soft to the touch, they succeed in blurring the usual sensitive frontiers while asserting the physical and terrestrial character of life. Since the 1990s, Ayala Serfaty has forged a unique path in the world of contemporary design, translating the structural and aesthetic qualities of the natural world into three-dimensional objects. Her conceptual furniture...

PAIR of American Mid-Century dining armchairs with wooden frames, woven striped beige, gray, and orange linen upholstered seats, and caned backs. (EDWARD WORMLEY FOR DUNBAR FURNITURE...

A wonderful armchair with armrest that carries the essence of contemporary. Master craftsmanship values are expressed by the processing of the highest quality raw materials. The details of Glove Up...

This exceptionally rare pair of armchairs was designed by Carl Malmsten and produced by Svenska Möbelfabriken in Bodafors, Sweden in the early 1930s. The refined design is marked by ...

This exceptionally rare wingback chair was designed by Gio Ponti and produced in Italy in 1929. The elegant model was part of the furniture designed by Ponti for the Casa Giampiccoli...

This rare pair of armchairs was designed by Eva and Nils Koppel and produced by Slagelse Møbelværk in Denmark, 1950s. This striking pair consists of a high back armchair and the same...

Pair of beautiful lounge chairs by Axel Larsson, with curved armrests creating striking, open and elongated silhouettes. Made from birch, upholstered with linen fabric.  

Pair of French Art Deco-style beige linen upholstered bergeres with round back and flared arms with striped seat and back cushion (GEOFFREY BRADFIELD DESIGN) (PRICED AS Pair)

A pair of lounge chairs, newly upholstered in a dark blue, cotton and linen weave, on top of tapered wood legs. Designed by Hans Wegner, made by AP Stolen ...

Dominique. André Domin (1885-1967) & Marcel Genevriere (1885-1967). Pair of low-back chairs "Gondole", in light maple wood covered with mottled beige linen, from ...

Pair of Rattan Armchairs France circa 1960 In the style of Gabrielle Crespim newly upholstered in green linen by Pierre Frey. Measures 26.25”w x 26”d x 32”h x 16”seat