Junzo Sakakura Lounge Chair, circa 1950

Introducing the exquisite Junzo Sakakura Lounge Chair, a captivating piece of 1980s design created by the renowned Japanese architect and designer, Junzo Sakakura. Manufactured by Te...

The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, is a timeless and iconic piece of furniture that embodies comfort, crafts...

Introducing a captivating pair of Easy Chairs, designed by the renowned Dutch designer Koene Oberman around the 1950s. Produced by Meubelindustrie Gelderland BV in Culemborg, Netherl...

Loounge chair designed by Mario Bellini in 2015. Manufactured by Cassina in Italy. Roomy and inviting, Cab Lounge is a restatement of the Cab chair concept. Nothing short of a masterpiece of craftsmanship, the Cab Lounge armchair is perfectly suited to both residential or contract use. The leather upholstery fits the tubular steel frame like an exquisitely tailored garment, complementing the curves, in a perfect symbiosis between the structural and the organic. The eleven leather sections, hand-stitched and fitted with four zipper closures, undergo fourteen hand-executed processes before they are complete. Fitted with a reclining mechanism, the five-spoke base sets off the entire chair, while the ergonomically correct design renders it extraordinarily comfortable; the care taken in the details is without equal. Important information regarding images of products: Please note that some of the images show other colors and variations of the model, these images are only to present interior design proposals. The item that is selling is on the first image. Important information regarding color(s) of products: Actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor, laptop, tablet and phone screen has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently. We try to edit our photos to show all of our products as life-like as possible, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor About the designer: Mario Bellini is an architect and designer internationally renowned. He received the Golden Compass Award eight times and 25 of his works are in the permanent design collection of the New York MoMA, which dedicated to him a personal retrospective in 1987. He was editor of Domus magazine (1985-1991). He has designed countless art, design and architecture exhibitions over the years, both in Italy and abroad: among the latest those at Palazzo Reale with Giotto's masterpieces (2016) and - at the Milanese Museo del '900 - the one dedicated to Margherita Sarfatti (2018-2019). In 2015 the Milan Triennale awarded him the Gold Medal for his career in architecture and in 2017 dedicated a retrospective exhibition to him. The same exhibition that will be organized again in Moscow in March 2019. Since 1991 he is Royal Honorary Designer of RDI. Since the 1980’s Mario Bellini, dedicating himself almost entirely to architecture, has designed numerous kinds of buildings including the Portello Trade Fair district in Milan, the Villa Erba Exhibition and Convention Centre in Cernobbio (Como), the Tokyo Design Centre in Japan, the Natuzzi America Headquarters in the United States, the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, the Deutsche Bank Headquarters in Frankfurt, the City History Museum of Bologna, the Department of Islamic Art at the Louvre in Paris, the new Milan Convention Centre - the largest in Europe - and in Rome-Fiumicino the new international Airterminal T3 has been completed, while the new Headquarters Generali Group in Trieste has just been inaugurated. Projects currently underway are the New Polytechnic School of Genoa (2006-2020), a vast hotel and residential development on Virgin Gorda...

Lounge chair designed by Jean Marie Massaud in 2005. Manufactured by Cassina in Italy. In designing Auckland, Jean Marie Massaud undertakes a restatement, in a contemporary key, o...

Lounge chair designed by Jean Marie Massaud in 2005. Manufactured by Cassina in Italy. In designing Auckland, Jean Marie Massaud undertakes a restatement, in a contemporary key, o...

Pair of ‘Model 5016’ lounge chairs by Junzo Sakakura and Daisaku Cho for Tendo Mokko, Japan 1957 (1960s production). Sturdy Oak plywood frames and elegant curved seat and backs. The ...

It was designed by Daisaku Cho to compose the Japan booth at the Milan Triennale held in 1960. At that time, he belonged to the architectural research institute of Mr. Junzo Sakakur...

The dining chair N°3221 was designed by Junzo Sakakura Studio in 1953. Junzo Sakakura, who studied under Le Corbusier, wanted to design a chair that would suit Japanese interiors and lifestyle. One can easily see the inspiration with Jean Prouvé chairs...

Very rare model. Set of 4 chairs by Junzo Sakakura model 3221 edited by Tendo Mokko Model from 1953 Structure with four feet, one seat, and one backrest, all in beech Varnish is ...

The Chuza Isu chair was designed by Daisaku Cho while enrolling at the Junzo Sakakura Architect & Associates in the 1960's. The contrast between the straight legs and the design of the back and the seat that draws an organic curve is attractive. Compared to the iconic Teiza Isu...

The Antler Chair was designed by Junzo Sakakura Architectural Research Institute in 1966. It is a long-selling masterpiece chair that is still being made today. This is a rare monopo...