Sculptural Brass Vanity Chair in Ivory Boucle

A plush vintage channeled chair with curved lines and newly reupholstered in an Ivory Italian Boucle. USA, 1980s. This chair sits very comfortably.

A stately lounge chair featuring a black painted wood frame with an angled ladderback. This chair has a removable cushion newly upholstered in a luxe cream faux-shearling. Sourced in...

A 1970s Italian lounge chair featuring a bamboo frame with cane detailing. This lounge chair has an impressive presence and was newly reuph...

Pair of chairs designed by George Candilis and Finnish interior designer Anja Blomstedt for a set of holiday furniture that completes the design of the Carrats holiday village. The p...

A pair of 1960s French lounge chairs freshly reupholstered in a beautiful gray wool boucle with tuft detailing. These chairs have stained wo...

Beautiful set of 6 unique welded iron brutalist chairs, with negative space geometric abstract shapes on the backrest and black leather removable ...

With Lunar chair, Lara Bohinc develops her stellar themes, finding inspiration in planetary and lunar orbits, whose gravitationally curved trajectories dri...

With orbit chairs Lara Bohinc develops her stellar themes, finding inspiration in planetary and lunar orbits, whose gravitationally curved trajectories dri...

Great sculptural chair made of cardboard. Heavy construction. Very sturdy. Surprisingly comfortable. Good vintage condition.

Newly made pair of boucle upholstered nest chairs. Comfy and cool.

Italian 1950s beautifully sculpted single chair.

Postmodern whimsical cardboard sculptural chair from Germany 1980s in brown cardboard and reminiscent of Frank Gehry. The chair is surprisingly ergonomic and comfortable. It certainly adds playful flair and amusement to your space. Condition is good vintage condition with some minimal and acceptable signs of wear. Dimensions as follows: Depth: 22.5 in (57 cm), width: 20 in (51 cm), height: 34.25 in (87 cm), seat height: 17.3 in (44 cm). Having established his own firm in Los Angeles in 1961, Gehry saw a pile of corrugated cardboard outside his office and started to experiment. Inspired by a childhood spent exploring his grandfather’s hardware shop, Gehry set about creating the Easy Edges furniture series, highlighting the strength and versatility of cardboard. “I discovered that by alternating the direction of layers of corrugations, the finished board had enough strength to support a small car...