Carla Venosta Ultra Rare 'San Martino' Seating Elements for Full

Postmodern Memphis-style diamond-shaped leather club chair from Rosenthal, Germany, dating back to the bold and vibrant 1980s. This unusual and eye-catching piece is available in a v...

Afra and Tobia Scarpa, reupholstered cognac aniline leather, Cassina, Italy, 1970s The Soriana collection was meant to express beauty and comfort by using a whole bundle of fabric...

Postmodern easy chairs by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia Newly upholstered in blue cotton velvet. We have an expert in house upholstery service. W...

Belgian furniture design; 1970's, Lounge chairs; Ottoman; Leather; Luxury Heinz Waldmann & Anita Schmidt for Durlet in 1970, dark chocolate brown leather, two lounge chairs, and one ottoman. Durlet is a luxury leather furniture brand from Belgium, very much like De Sede in Switzerland. In the 1970s, they had a large selection of revolutionary designs. The Pasha lounge chair...

Pair of mid century modern, club, lounge chairs in the style of Milo Baughman feature flat bar chrome bases with fully upholstered bodies and cushions in cream ultra suede. The chair...

An absolutely stunning pair of the iconic lounge chair designed by Bruce Hannah and Andrew Morrison for Knoll, circa 1970s. Aluminum with polished stainless steel accents. This rare ...

Rare ‘Metronome’ chair designed by Carl Otto for Heywood Wakefield’s ‘Contessa’ line, circa 1959. With original enameled metal legs. Futuristic pair of Armless Wing Form Lounge chair...

Here we have a very rare opportunity, a large set of five Otto Zapf 1967 'sofalette' modular seating elements and a very rare 'Sofalette' corner table in fibreglass Newly upholstered in 100% cotton Canvas by Romo and comes complete with the original and usually missing loose cushions. The high quality thick fibreglass bases are all in good vintage condition produced by the Zapf workshop around circa 1970 The 'sofalette' system is completely modular in that you can rearrange the 5 seating elements and corner table piece into any possible configuration and combination but also to a pair of lounge chairs and a 3 seat sofa The super elegant and minimal sculptural form is fully complemented by the new Canvas fabric, a sculptural form presents itself Otto Zapf began his design career by joining the iconic Braun company in 1955 where he met colleague Dieter Rams, in 1957 they formed their own design firm, 'RZ-furniture Vertriebs GmbH', where they developed the concept to design modular furniture that could be expanded as desired and that you could install yourself and that would be easy to transport, a concept you can see take form with the sofalette series and Ram's later iconic Vitsoe 606...