Set of Danish Teak Armchairs, 1960s

Lovely set of two matching lounge chairs, designed and fabricated in the 1960s in Denmark. The elegant structure of this comfortable chair is made of solid teak. Ask us for the bes...

Lovely lounge chair, designed and fabricated in the 1960s in Denmark. The elegant structure of this comfortable chair is made of solid teak.

Lovely lounge chair, designed and fabricated in the 1960s in Denmark. The elegant structure of this comfortable chair is made of solid teak.

Vintage armchair Poul Jeppensen, Holstebro Möbelfabrik in creme / natural alcantara Very beautiful and comfortable armchair by Poul Jeppensen for Holstebro Möbelfabrik, Denmark 1970...

Beautiful armchair newly upholstered in off-white bouclé fabric, designed by Julia Gaubek, a Polish architect, designer of Industrial Design and interior architecture, professor at t...

Mid- Century modern period set of 4 dining room chairs made in 1960s, Denmark. This set is in a great original condition. Frame is made of curved solid teak wood. And very comforta...

Fabulous midcentury wicker and wood table and chair set. This fantastic set is in the style of Tony Paul and made in Italy in the 60s. This un...

Amazing set composed of 2 bamboo and leather armchairs and a coffee table. This fantastic set was designed by Tito Agnoli in Italy during the 1960s. The armchairs feature a sturd...

Set of two armchairs with structure in wood and padded fabric (dark red shade) and legs in chromed metal. Designed by George Nelson and manufactured by Herman Miller during the 1960s. Literature: Rivista dell’arredamento, n. 53, may 1959, p.33. George Nelson, born 1908 in Hartford, Connecticut (USA), studied architecture at Yale University. A fellowship enabled him to study at the American Academy in Rome from 1932 to 1934. In Europe, he became acquainted with the major architectural works and leading protagonists of modernism. In 1935, Nelson joined the editorial staff of the 'Architectural Forum', where he was employed until 1944. A programmatic article on residential building and furniture design, published by Nelson in a 1944 issue of the journal, attracted the attention of D.J. DePree, head of the furniture company Herman Miller, Inc. A short time later, George Nelson took on the position of Design Director at Herman Miller. Remaining there until 1972, he became a key figure of American design; in addition to creating furnishings for the home and office, Nelson also convinced the likes of Charles & Ray Eames, Isamu Noguchi and Alexander Girard to work for Herman Miller. In 1957, Vitra founder Willi Fehlbaum signed his first licence agreement with Herman Miller to produce furniture for the European market. During the ensuing decades of the collaboration with Vitra, a close friendship evolved between George Nelson and Rolf Fehlbaum, who later said about Nelson: 'No other prominent designer spoke as intelligently or wrote as coherently about design'. Nelson expressed his thoughts on design topics in numerous articles and eleven books; his seminal treatise 'How to See' was recently reissued in a new edition by Phaidon. Along with his position as Design Director at Herman Miller, Nelson opened his own design office in 1947, George Nelson Associates, Inc., working together with such outstanding employees as Irving Harper, Ernest Farmer...

Lovely single Danish armchair with nice curves, circa 1960. Unknown designer. Nice teak feet. Original piece from the 60's fully restored and newly upholstered in the traditional...

- Good original condition with minor signs of use - High of seat 46 cm.

New upholstered rattan seating set consisting of 4x swivel and tilt armchairs 1x stool 1x coffee table, 1960s Italy. The armchairs and the stool have been newly upholstered. A uni...