Orange Floris Chair, ca. 1967

This striking prototype chair by Dutch architect Joop Rutjes (1937–2017) embodies his post-modern design ethos and architectural experimentation. It features a bold blue lacquered me...

Kho Liang Ie’s *Lounge Chair,* circa 1975, is a rare prototype combining a chrome-plated base with rich brown corduroy upholstery. This minimalist design highlights Kho Liang Ie’s sk...

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...

These stunning brutalist dining chairs, designed in 1967, feature a robust chromed metal frame, embodying a sleek yet industrial aesthetic. The seats and backs are crafted from stret...