Lounge Chair by Ammannati & Viteli for Comfort Italy, 1970

Gastone Rinaldi 'Diega' lounge chair for Rima, Italy 1970s. Innovative bulky shaped design consisting of two fat leather bulky cushions in supported by an elegant chromed metal frame...

Curved leather lounge chairs by Busnelli, Italy 1970s. Nice strong curved bulky shaped design upholstered in a high quality thick cognac co...

Cornaro '140' armchair / loveseat by Carlo Scarpa for Simon Gavina, Italy 1973. Stunning solid round dark stained Mahogany wooden frame and thick upholstered cushions. The cushions a...

Stunning recliner lounge chair mod. ‘Lotus’ with hocker by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti, Italy 1960s. Beautiful royal lotus shaped seating and backrest on a distinctive streamlined bla...

Rare pair of ‘Kaïdo’ lounge chairs by by Kwok Hoï Chan for Steiner, 1968. Fantastic sensual and soft design. Kwok Hoï Chan Kwok Hoï Chan was born in Hong...

Italian lounge chair, 1950’s. Elegantly curved bent wooden frame with sleek Mid-Century Modern boomerang shapes finished in black lacquer. The round shaped seating tilts backwards wh...

Vintage lounge chair (model Il Potrone) was designed for Comfort in Italy as part of the Il Poltoni 175 series by T. Ammannati and G.P. Vitelli in 1973. Comes with the original br...

Comfort lounge chair as part of the 175 series designed by T. Ammanati and G.P. Vitelli. Reupholstered in a stunning textured Zinc fabric. With steel grey molded acrylic base. Super ...

Matched Pair of Lounge chair by Titina Ammanati and Giam Paolo Vitelli for Comfort, Italy, 1970s. IL Poltrone model lounge chairs by T. Ammanati & G.P. Vitelli in the early 1970s, p...

So many incredible aspects to this pair of monumentally sized 'Jennifer' lounge chairs by Michael Taylor, circa 1970s, we will attempt to list them all in this description. First, and most noticeably, is the size. They are huge, humungous, monumental, enormous... I mean, they are incredibly large. You can easily fit two people and a dog in a single chair and have room to cuddle, snuggle, hang-out, watch a movie, have drinks in an intimate setting, or even fall asleep comfortably cradled. It's not just how wide they are but also the depth also provides a dramatic increase in overall 'lounging' footprint of the chairs. These chairs are so large, they shouldn't even be called chairs, they are somewhere between a loveseat and a daybed - perhaps they should be called lovebeds instead? The second thing that we absolutely love about these chairs is its design history. The Jennifer chair is one of Michael's earliest designs. Michael designed it for actress Jennifer Jones (Mrs. Norton Simon), she asked him for a chair that she could curl her legs in and relax and this monumental chair...

Consisting of a bowl shaped top and a cylindrical foot made from electrogalvanized stainless steel wire. The two parts are connectable with clips for a floor standing version. The bowl shaped top can be used separately and hung from the ceiling. The chair has 7 removable original seat cushions upholstered in grey woolen fabric. Literature: Cara Greenberg, Op to Pop, New York, 1999, pp. 116 and 126 Alexander von Vegesack, Mathias Remmele, eds. Verner Panton: The Collected Works, exh. cat., Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, 2000, pp. 9 and 246 Charlotte and Peter Fiell, 60s Decorative Arts, Cologne, 2000, p. 18. A danish designer and architect who lives in Switserland, Verner Panton has worked in many areas and with many manufacturers, providing numerous designs. Verner Panton studied at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen and worked as an associate with Arne Jacobsen. He opened his own design office in 1955 and created the first single-form injection molded plastic chair in 1960, edited by Herman Miller in 1967. He created truly innovative futuristic furniture...

Extremely rare and very comfortable 'Noe' Lounge Chair, designed by Giampiero Vitelli and Titina Ammannati for Moroso. The chair features a chromed metal frame with a adjustable seat...