Early Original "Floris" Chair by Günter Beltzig, Germany, 1967

The name Floris chair comes from the Latin meaning flower and bloom. This chair was designed by German designer Beltzig günter to reflect the peaceful ...

An early and scarce example, in orange polyester reinforced with fibreglass from the first series, which comprised only 35 and 50 items in various colours (red, green, orange, yellow), all of which were produced in Beltzig’s own workshop in Wuppertal. In 1968 the chair was exhibited at the Cologne Furniture Fair, where Verner Panton presented his Visiona 0 concept for a new lifestyle. In these years, Beltzig primarily devoted himself to the design of revolutionary plastic furniture composed of flowing, plant-like forms composed of moulded casts. Originally conceived as an outdoor child’s chair, the Surrealist form of the “Floris” chair...

'Auberge' Seating Group by Gunter Beltzig, a true icon of 1970s German design. Crafted from durable fiberglass and immaculately maintained, it exudes a timeless elegance.

This is a fully restored original version of this 1960's iconic classic astronaut's helmet style space age outdoor swivel chair, As you can imagin...

Mid Century Modern set of four chairs designed and made in Vienna circa 1950 by Günter Talos. The chairs are stamped. The triangle shaped seat and the oval shaped back are newly cove...

Neoclassical chair on square pointed legs with straight frame and trapezoidal upholstered seat and openwork backrest with stylised pointed arches and brass inlays in the form of arca...