Dutch Armchairs

The Excalibur designer armchair comes in an interesting color combination of dark blue smooth leather and light blue suede. This mix of materials gives the armchair a very valuable a...

"Colosseum" leather and elm wood lounge chair and ottoman by Stefan During.Working only with the best local woods and vegetable-tanned leather During str...

Shiro Kuramata was a Japanese designer known for his innovative and avant-garde furniture designs. He was born in 1934 in Tokyo, Japan and studied at the Tama Art University in the 1950s. Kuramata is particularly known for his use of materials such as acrylic and glass in his designs, which were often characterized by their minimalistic and geometric forms. His most famous design is the "How High the Moon" chair. Kuramata's work was highly influential in the world of furniture design, and he was known for pushing the boundaries of what was possible with materials such as acrylic and glass. He was also a master of color and texture, often incorporating subtle shades and finishes into his designs to create a sense of depth and movement. In addition to furniture design, Kuramata also worked on architectural projects and product design. He designed store interiors for clients such as Issey Miyake and Yohji Yamamoto, and also worked on exhibition and display design. Kuramata passed away in 1991, but his work continues to be highly respected and influential in the world of design. His designs have been displayed in museums and galleries around the world and are considered to be true masterpieces of modern design. This set of 4 armchairs was manufactured by Pastoe in the 1990s. The chairs are a very comfortable upholstered version of the Pastoe wire chairs...

Gerard Van Den Berg burgundy leather swivel armchair manufactured by Label. All original with cushion. Base is chromed steel. Chair measures 43" wide, 31" deep and 26.5" high. Seat h...

Striking 'Fantome' desk chair was designed by Marie-Christine Dorner for esteemed Dutch manufacturer Montis in the early 1990's. This Memphis style chair has black, organic bulbous a...

Very comfortable and cosy Artifort Mushroom chair, designed by Pierre Paulin in the 60’s. This particular chair is fabricated in the 80's Covered with cute wool fabric, color pi...

In the 1950s, Artifort’s head of design Kho Liang Le recruited Pierre Paulin, a French designer known for his redesign of the Elysée Palace and the offices of François Mitterrand. Paulin said of his time at Artifort: “It represented the first full expression of my abilities. I considered the manufacture of chairs to be rather primitive and I was trying to think up new processes”. These included innovative foam structures over tubular frames, covered in stretch fabrics. The resulting forms were space age, sinuous and heralded a new hedonism in interior living – the low slung lounging of the 60s and 70s. In 1991 Pierre Paulin enriched this classic foam collection with a comfortable, more business-like chair, the Ben, named after an Artifort colleague. The Ben chair unites comfy seating pleasure with a slim, more upright design. Reupholstered in French linen wool bouclé...

Sting gives new meaning to the words ‘easy seater‘: its seating height is that of an ordinary chair, but it simultaneously offers all the seating comfort of a luxury armchair. What s...

Sting gives new meaning to the words ‘easy seater‘: its seating height is that of an ordinary chair, but it simultaneously offers all the seating comfort of a luxury armchair. What s...

Very nice pair of armchairs designed and manufactured by Ruud Jan Kokke, Holland 1990. These chairs are from the ‘pootjes’ series and were hand crafted ...

Wonderful design and color leather armchair. This sheep leather chair is perfect for relaxing, music listening, reading or watching your favourite...

Amphora armchair by designer Frans Schrofer for Leolux The Netherlands 1995 This armchair features a special woven 'Elyata' colourful abstract velvet by Dutch artist Clemens Briel...