Textile Armchairs

Vintage Designer oversized wingback lounge chairs by Marge Carson in original tufted tiger patterned velvet Chenille - pair Gorgeous vintage pai...

Vintage armless modular lounge chairs in yellow velvet corduroy. Chairs can be used separately or together to make an ‘armless’ settee. Each unfolds to...

Couple of "Thonet" armchair from 1980s.

Newly upholstered club chairs with one ottoman in excellent condition. The fabric is a showstopper and has the Pulitzer tropical vibe as soon can see from pictures. Fill is down and ...

Pair of modular armchairs with chromed steel base and original fabric upholstery. Model P10, design Saporiti for Proposals, 1970s. CONDITIONS: In good condition, they may show sig...

Postmodern Luxury Manager's desk chair 'Casablanca' by Spanish designer Jaime Tressera was created in 1987 for the Tresserra collection. Would fit perfectly in an office that is in...

Elegant pair of matching striped club chairs by Century Furniture. Made in the USA. Great scale and better lines. The colors are gold and beige.

Made in France by the esteemed maker Roche Bobois is this post modern large brown pebbled leather chair with matching ottoman. The...

Rare 1980s Bull chair by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina. All Cassina hallmarks present. Removable suede seat cushion shows some age appropriate wear but can easily be reupholstered....

Armchair wink 111 designed Toshiyuki Kita in 1980. Ergonomically correct and exquisitely versatile, Wink armchair cleverly unfolds into a chaise lounge. The back, and head-rest ca...

Vintage Gerrit Rietveld 'Utrecht 637' chair designed in 1935 and made by Cassina since the late 1980s. This chair retains the original blue alcantara fabric with ivory blanket stitch trim with original label and signature. The Utrecht chair is one of Rietveld’s few upholstered chairs that was actually taken into production and sold by the leading design warehouse Metz & Co. in Amsterdam in 1936. The chair has armrests that merge into the front legs. The seat and the backrest come together at an angle to form the back leg. The first edition was covered in dark-brown canvas and was finished with a clearly visible festoon stitch. After the war, Metz & Co. brought the chair back into production, but this time using a felt covering with the same distinctive white stitching. In 1988, one hundred years after Rietveld’s birth, Cassina Utrecht...

A functional furnishing object that in some ways changes and is versatile in its ability to be placed in different contexts: living spaces, offices, libraries, kindergartens and scho...