Mid Century Solid Oak Bench by Carl Gustaf Boulogner, Sweden, 1950s

A stool in solid oak with nice complexity in the structure. Shifting grain in the oak gives it a nice look. This stool is a good example of the good craftsmanship and minimalistic stile to come in Scandinavian furniture. The oak bench was designed by Carl Gustaf Boulogner...

Lovely set of 6 dining chairs by Carl-Gustav Boulogner for AB Bröderna Wigells Stolfabrik, Sweden 1960s. These chairs are made out of solid oak and are all in a very well presented o...

Carl-Gustav Boulogner chairs in oak. Produced by AB Bröderna Wigells stolfabrik. 1950s a pair available Sold par piece

The so-called stick sofa has been around throughout the history of the popular “stick chair” and has had its peaks during the 20th century, especially the 20s and 50s. Recently, the stick sofa started enjoying a renaissance thanks to the returning appreciation of understated, simple design. This no. 145 is a classic model that was designed by Ebbe Wigell...

At the Tenth Milan Triennial in 1954, Finland received the largest relative proportion of available prizes. The amount was even more than those eight prizes the country collected at a previous Triennial in 1951, when it made its initial break-through in the international exhibitions of design. A new era had begun: The 1950s and 1960s became known as the golden age of Finnish design and also of designer, Carl Gustaf Hiort af Ornäs. Distinctive and original furniture characterize the Finnish mid-century, with immediately recognizable features such as the legs of this so-called “Kolmiojalka” (triangular foot) or simply ‘TV bench...

Mid-Century Italian Bench, an exquisite piece hailing from the 1950s, meticulously restored by Stamford Modern. Reimagined in sumptuous navy blue chenille upholstery, the bench exude...