661D CHAIR Robin & Lucienne Day by Hille

Eero Saarinen designed furniture as a means to problem-solve. Each of his works had a distinct vocabulary of form, startlingly different from the other. The Model 71 and 72 Chairs – ...

Knud Friis (1926-2010) and Elmar Moltke Nielsen (1924-1997) were twoDanish Architects who founded their practice in 1954 called Friis & Moltke. In the 1960s, they introduced Danes to their mild version of Brutalism, which often featured huge, robust building structures tucked into the landscape, raw concrete walls and visible technical installations. This set of 4 bentwood chairs...

The frame is made from solid birch. Back and seating from laminated plywood covered with patinated original leather. Tapiovaara designed this chair with the idea of creating a comfor...

In the early 1920s, as the emerging Art Deco movement was gaining momentum, two young French furniture designers, André Domin and Marcel Genevrière, founded Maison Dominique. Their c...

A beautiful and iconic set of vintage bent ply and walnut dining chairs, these were designed by Robin Day in the 1950s, they are called the Hillestak chairs...

"Conchiglia - Shell" chair, Hille production based on a design by Robin Day, original 70s, polyethylene shell in white with black fabric upholstery, four-star base in die-cast alumin...

The Polyside chair or Hille chair, as it became known in Brazil, was the first piece to be produced on a large scale by L'Atelier, Jorge Zalszupin's company. It was designed by R...

Pair Of Hille By British Designer Robin Day Model 675 Bent Oak Plywood & Chrome Easy Chair With White Leather Seats 1960s Made In England 675 chairs were ...