Robert Whitton Turquoise Architectural One-Off Chair

Robert Whitton one off aluminum chair circa late 1980s. This example has been newly powder coated in green and features a bar on the front of the chair that spins to ease getting in ...

Robert Whitton one off aluminum drafting stool circa late 1980s. This architectural example has been newly powder coated in matte black.

Miami designer Robert Whitton one-off prototype coffee table in brushed matte aluminum and free form glass.

Pair of Henry Glass 1960s 'Intimate Island' walnut and upholstered bouclé lounge chairs. This pair has been expertly refinished and upholstered in a white Turkish bouclé. Red Modern also has an accompanying Intimate Island sofa...

4 Burl wood dining chairs by Mastercraft, circa mid 1970s. These all-original examples have stunning grain and cut velvet upholstery. Chairs are priced at $4,000 for set of 4.

Pair of La Fonda chairs by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller circa mid 1960s. These seldom seen examples have white powder coated La Fonda bases and have been upholstered in a playful psychedelic dead stock Peter Max fabric...

The One-Off Collection is part of the upcycling project: forgotten chairs, ignored or lying somewhere, are rediscovered after being wrapped in resin bandages by expert artisans. Each...

A brand new series of pieces by Paola Navone (2019), manufactured entirely by Corsi Design's craftsmen. All One-Off Collection chairs are part of the upcycling project: forgotten cha...

Part of the One-Off Collection by Paola Navona, this upcycled chair is a one of a kind piece. The abandoned wood chair was given a new life with a brig...

Minimalistic but very comfortable pair of 2 lounge chairs, made in The Netherlands, circa 1960. The construction is very sophisticated, the chairs seem to float on the pair of flat steel legs. This strict architectural Dutch design is reminiscent to the designs of Gerrit Rietveld, Professionally reupholstered in a beautiful grey fabric that accentuates the geometric shape of the chairs. Priced as a pair. Gerrit Rietveld (1888-1964) was a Dutch architect and designer, best known for his contributions to the De Stijl art movement. He was a pioneer of modern architecture and furniture design, and his work remains influential to this day. Rietveld's most famous design is undoubtedly the Red and Blue Chair, a minimalist and geometric piece that epitomizes the De Stijl aesthetic. He also designed a number of other buildings and pieces of furniture, including the Rietveld Schröder...

A vintage ''Rover" chair that launched Ron Arad's career and his edition company, One-Off LTD. Arad, then a design student, set to show that you could make a good design using readil...

A leader and drum beater for the Postmodern movement, Robert Venturi designed a collection of furniture alongside his partner in design and life, Denise Scott Brown, for Knoll in 198...