Cord Chair by Jacques Guillon C. 1953

The 'Hotel Zeus' chair, designed by Ron Arad in 1992 and produced by Zeus—the design collective founded in 1984 by Maurizio Peregalli—features a bent ash plywood seat and backrest su...

Power Play Lounge Chair by Frank O. Gehry for Knoll International. Designed by renowned architect Frank O. Gehry for Knoll International, the chair is constructed from interwoven map...

Set of six 'Reverse' dining chairs by Andrea Branzi for Cassina (1993), featuring solid stained beechwood armrests and backrests, paired with a gray anodized steel frame.

La Mamma lounge chair (UP5) and ottoman (UP6), designed by Gaetano Pesce for B&B Italia, are crafted from expanded polyurethane foam and upholstered in elastic synthetic jersey. The ...

This early set of Mid-Century rope chairs feature blonde frames with intricate rope seats and backs as designed by Jacques Guillon. The delicate and innovative design makes a petite ...

A single accent chair by French Canadian designer Jacques Guillon. In 1952, he introduced his most iconic creation: the Cord Chair, now a treasured exhibit in renowned museums like t...

Other Specifications: -Seating Height: 15" -Chair made of Laminated Plywood Birch sections from Nordic Forests and hand woven with high resistance para cord. -Weight Capacity: 35...

Unique pair of "TeVe-chairs" by Alf Svensson for Ljungs Industrier (Sweden) in close to excellent original condition. These chairs were designed to be easy to move around- it was important to be at the right distance while watching TV. These chairs are not only easy to move around; they are also beautiful in their minimalistic design, and are very comfortable. Condition: The original upholstery is in near-mint condition since it's been covered with another fabric for decades. The wood shows only light signs of use and age. The screws holding the backrests are not original but have been replaced with vintage brass screws...