Pair of Orange Spaghetti Chairs by Giandomenico Belotti for Alias, 1980's

This pair of armchairs, Prestigio Line, was designed by Daciano da Costa for Metalúrgica da Longra, in Portugal, in 1962. "In contrast with the existing habits of the country, this s...

A bold reinterpretation of modern industrial seating, this pair of PS 2012 Easy Chairs, designed by Wiebke Braasch for IKEA, showcases a sculptural yet lightweight form that merges c...

This pair of children's chairs was designed by Patrick Gingembre for SELAP, in France during the 1970's. They are made of white molded plastic with an organic shape very characterist...

This pair of armchairs, model Tub-Kit, was designed by João Américo Pinto de Oliveira for Altamira and Plimat - Marinha Grande, in Portugal in 1984. It ...

A brightly colored pair of SM 400 Swing chairs designed in the 1970s by Gerd Lange for Drabert, a West German furniture maker. Orange molded plastic seats sit on a chrome frame that ...

A lightweight chair, with essential, strict lines, in synch with the minimalist and refined style of its designer, Piero Lissoni. Lizz is now also available in a matte version with s...

Gae Aulenti, orange lacquered steel armchairs (one pair available) Dimensions: length 53 cm (20,9 inches) x width 56 cm (22 inches) x height 68 cm (27,8 inches) material : steel painted in epoxy (treated for outdoor use) Very good condition This pair of armchairs is from a very limited re-edition (150 numbered copies) of an extremely rare model that Gae Aulenti designed in 1969 for the french brand Prisunic This limited edition was made during the commemoration of Prisunic and the exhibition the Musée des arts décoratifs de Paris (MAD) devoted to Prisunic in 2021. Prisunic was a very famous brand in the 60's and 70's, and produced furniture with great designers such as Gae Aulenti and Marc Held. In France, Prisunic participated in the space age design movement. With Gio Ponti, Piero Fornasetti, Ettore Sottsass, Gabriella Crespi and Joe Colombo, Gae Aulenti is one of the most famous Italian designers. She is best known for her Pipistrello lamp, her Locus Solus series made with Poltronova, her furniture for Knoll and her design of important museums like Orsay. Please note that the matching garden table and stools...

A light, ultra-streamlined chair, so representative of the minimalist and elegant style of its designer, Piero Lissoni. Made of a mass-tinted thermoplastic technopolymer, Lizz is manufactured in a single piece, using gas-blowing technology. Its name (from Liz Taylor) as well as the traditional chair...