Six Moller 83 Side Chair in Rosewood & Kvadrat Oatmeal Wool

Four Early DCM chairs designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Evans, distributed by Herman Miller. Labels remain intact on all four chairs. Shock mounts has been...

At the Cabinetmakers' Guild's Autumn Exhibition in 1943, Wegner presented his first version of a chair inspired by an old Chinese chair, which he had...

At the Cabinetmakers' Guild's Autumn Exhibition in 1943, Wegner presented his first version of a chair inspired by an old Chinese chair, which he had...

At the Cabinetmakers' Guild's Autumn Exhibition in 1943, Wegner presented his first version of a chair inspired by an old Chinese chair, which he had...

The iconic model 78 dining chair was designed in 1954 by Niels O. Møller for J.L. Møllers Møbelfabrik. The model is with it´s organic shapes and pieces of wood that "melt" into each ...

Six Fully Restored N.O. Moller Rosewood Dining Chairs Include Custom upholstery The iconic model 78 dining chair was designed in 1954 by...

Set of six model 71 rosewood dining chairs designed by Niels Otto Møller in 1951. The chairs feature a solid frame and backrest in rosewood designed with straight lined legs and an ...

Dining chair : Model 83 Set off five rare Niels O. Møller rosewood dining Chairs Model 83. Made in Denmark in the 1960s. These beautifully shaped chairs are manufactured by J.L. Møller Mobelfabrik. They are made of solid rosewood and have a great design for the backrest. All chairs are marked with the Moller stamp on the underside of the seat. Kvadrat : Raas We have had these beautiful chairs professionally reupholstered. The interior of these chairs has been completely renewed. With jute webbing, 2 cm thick polyether and covered with 100 grams Dacron. The chosen fabric is Raas van Kvadrat color 0142. The fabric is made of 92% wool and 8% nylon. Martindale is 100,000. Raas from Kvadrat is a luxurious design furniture fabric with the properties of bouclé and the appearance of an airy linen fabric. For the colors of the Raas, the designers Doshi & Levien found their inspiration in China. Where their attention was drawn to the colourful, glazed Chinese pottery and the use of color in the historical miniature painting from India...