1960s Ercol Windsor Lounge Chair in Blonde Beech & Elm with New Bouclé Fabric

Large Brutalist Lounge Chairs in Solid Elm, France, 1960s This exquisite pair of armchairs, crafted in France during the 1950s, draws inspiration from the designs of Finnish designer Olavi Hanninen. The chairs feature a robust solid elm structure with seat and back cushions upholstered in the original fabric. Their generously proportioned design provides exceptional comfort while introducing a distinctive brutalist aesthetic to the living environment. These armchairs are well-suited as striking focal points in various settings, including large living rooms, screening rooms, or office spaces. The wooden framework is in commendable condition, displaying a pleasing patina. However, it is essential to note that the upholstery exhibits minor signs of wear; thus, reupholstering is advisable before regular use. While the wood possesses some patina, it remains in excellent original condition. By selecting mid-century used furniture...

Set of Two Ludvik Volak Bentwood Lounge Chairs in Off-White Bouclé, Czechoslovakia, 1960s This refined set of two mid-century lounge chairs, attributed to renowned Czech designer Lu...

1960s Lounge chair that Swivels into a chaise lounge upholstered in Boucle. The backrest rotates in a circular motion into a comfortable chaise lounge...

Made in Denmark in the 1960s this pivoting back, teak wood framed lounge chair, features a rotating back that moves with your body position. The arms are surfboard style. The chair has been upholstered in a Rubelli fabric.