Early 2nd Generation George Nelson "Coconut" for Herman Miller

The Coconut chair was designed in 1955 by the American architect, industrial designer, author, editor and teacher George Nelson. Unlike the later editions, the first generation has a...

A pair of early metal back Coconut chairs designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller. Fully restored and upholstered in shearling.

Early Herman Miller Coconut lounge chair. Manufactured ca. in 1960. Upholstery in brown fabric, coated shell from bent steel, chromed plated ste...

The Eames LCM (Lounge Chair Metal) is a celebrated example of mid-century modern design by Charles and Ray Eames. First introduced in 1945, this chair embodies simplicity, functionality, and comfort. Crafted with molded plywood and a metal base, the LCM chair showcases the Eameses’ skill in working with materials. Its clean lines and modest silhouette reflect a minimalist approach to design, emphasizing practicality over extravagance. The chair’s ergonomic shape, with its gently curved seat and backrest, offers a comfortable seating experience without the need for excessive padding. Its understated appearance and compact size make it suitable for various interior settings, from living rooms to office spaces. Renowned for its timeless appeal and enduring craftsmanship, the Eames LCM chair...

George Nelson armchair in new blue Maharam fabric. Blonde Primavera frame in excellent condition.

Classic Mid-Century fiberglass arm shell chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames, 2nd year production featuring early exposed fibers, heavy iron x base, larg...