Birch Lounge Chairs

Marianne Boman-schleutker for Oy Boman Ab, easy chair, model 'Marianne', velvet, birch, Finland, circa 1941 Designed by the Finnish female interior architect Marianne Boman-Schleut...

Mats Theselius for Källemo AB, lounge chair 'El Dorado’, brass, birch, nubuck leather, Sweden, 2002 This distinct 'El Dorado’ lounge chair by Mats Theselius was designed in 2002 for...

Mats Theselius for Källemo AB, lounge chairs 'El Dorado’, limited edition, brass, birch, nubuck leather, Sweden, 2002 This distinct 'El Dorado’ lounge chair by Mats Theselius was de...

A wonderful pair of wingback chairs made in Sweden during the 1940s. The shape and structure together with the wooden armrest give these chairs a sophisticated and modern look. To...

A rare pair of Finnish Art Deco lounge chairs from the sought-after Continent series by Asko, produced in Finland during the 1930s. These elegant armchairs showcase the streamlined f...

Very elegant pair of Swedish Grace lounge chairs by Carl Malmsten, made from stained birch. Nicely executed with curved armrests and legs th...

A grey fabric and birch lounge chair designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1940s. Wear consistent with age and use. Vintage fabric ideally replaced and spring seat ideally restored. ...

Mid century vintage "bastiano" lounge chair with an Birch frame and chair is in original Brown leather with the Original cushions. All original frame has a blonde birch raw wood grai...

A birch and blue fabric lounge chair designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1940s. Mild to moderate wear to fabric (small hole in seat cushion, staining in headrest area, and minor fra...

Sigurd Ressell Pair of Falcon Lounge Chairs in Leather, Canvas and Birch for Vatne Møbler Norway 1970s This is a very elegant and comfortable pair of Falcon lounge chairs by Sigurd ...

Pair of sublime mid-scale Swedish club or lounge chair made in the 1940s. These chairs are superbly comfortable with coil springs in seat and backrest with a very strong presence to...

A sculptural Finnish Mid-Century Modern lounge chair that perfectly captures the soft, organic elegance associated with the era. Defined by its flowing silhouette and enveloping form...

A timeless pair of Swedish modern lounge chairs in birch and reupholstered in high quality shearling lambswool which adds a soft and tactile texture to the overall aesthetic. The woo...

One look at these chairs and you'll be OBSESSED. These original 1960s Model 92 Pierre Jeanneret scissor chairs are a lot like George Clooney ~ they're both hot in their 60s and somehow have managed to look better with age than the rest of the world. Pierre Jeanneret was Le Corbusier's cousin and right-hand man for two decades, doing a wild amount of the actual genius-level design work while Corbusier got the magazine covers. (You probably know him from Chandigarh, the Indian city he basically single-handedly furnished, teak chairs, cane seats, the works.) But this chair actually predates all of that. Back in 1948, while Hans and Florence Knoll were touring Europe scouting new design talent, they came across this scissor base chair, a design that was entirely Jeanneret's own. They were so taken with it they licensed it on the spot and brought it to America as the Model 92 Scissors Chair. Knoll made this chair from 1948 to 1966. That's it. Eighteen years, then done forever. This particular pair is from right near the very end of that run, circa 1965 -- which we know because of the Scovill zipper on the original cushions, a little hardware detail Knoll (and Herman Miller, and Thayer Coggin) used from the mid-60s through the 70s. It's basically a built-in birth certificate. So not only are these legit Jeanneret-for-Knoll chairs, they're some of the last ones that ever rolled off the line before this design got retired. Incredibly rare, even by rare-chair standards. What's actually going on with these chairs: We had the birch wooden frames professionally refinished but left the aluminum hardware completely alone; that soft worn patina is six decades in the making and we weren't about to buff out the only proof these chairs have actually lived a life. The original webbed straps are still on there too, original, unreplaced, with this gorgeous gentle fade that you genuinely cannot fake. And here's the fun part ~~ you're getting TWO sets of cushions. The originals are this incredible avocado, tan, and forest green stripe that is so 1965 it should come with its own rotary phone and a pack of Pall Malls. They're still totally usable (the foam has gotten a little more dense over 60 years, because foam isn't immortal, but they're not falling apart, they're just... a little more firm). If you're a purist, these are indeed your grail. That said, maybe avocado/tan/forest green isn't your design combo, and we totally get that. So we had a second set of cushions custom-made to spec in a soft oatmeal nubby cotton that'll effortlessly flex into any color scheme. The original cushions have the same kind of webbing / straps that fold over the frame and button down to secure them to the frames of the chair (so they don't slide around). We carefully, expertly removed them from the original cushions and installed them on the new oatmeal colored cushions. Should you want full 1965 energy instead, we're happy to move them back to the originals. We don't believe in scrubbing the character out of a piece just to make it "showroom ready." These chairs have a zipper that tells you their birthday, a patina that tells you they were used, and straps that tell you they were loved. We fixed what needed fixing and left the rest exactly as time intended. This is the chair that Hans and Florence stopped for in the middle of a road trip, and almost 80 years later it'll do the same thing to anyone who walks into your living room. We've currently got ours in the gallery alongside a Vladimir Kagan serpentine sofa, a Gabriella Crespi coffee table...

Pair of Baker Style Barrel Back Upholstered Lounge Chairs

Early LCW (Lounge Chair Wood) designed by Charles and Ray Eames and manufactured by Evans Products Company for Herman Miller, United States, circa 1947–1949. An authentic early-prod...

These two wonderfully crafted chairs were made in Sweden 1962 and design by Erik Wörts. The chairs made in stained birch and sheepskin has been redone both in the wooden part as well...

A yellow fabric, birch and steel lounge chair likely designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1960s. Wear consistent with age and use. Overall Dimensions (inches): 30.5"H x 24.5"W x 30....

Pair of Mid century modern lounge armchairs Classic Scandinavian design Made in the 60s Perfect condition

Rare "Anders" lounge chair by Yngve Ekström made in the late 1940s at his own workshop Swedese. The chair is made from solid birchwood with a beautiful warm patina and the original strong saddle girth. Designed in 1945 and produced in low numbers. Yngve Ekström was one of Sweden's most prominent furniture designers. He also worked as an architect and sculptor and designed logos, catalogs, and advertisements. Yngve Ekström began his career working in furniture factories, where he learned to work with wood. His furniture is characterized by straight, tight lines in bendable wood. Several of his designs are now considered design classics, such as the Lamino armchair, the Arka chair, and the Pinocchio chair...

1950's high back Swedish lounge chair. Sculptural form. Birch legs. Vintage upholstery needs to be replaced.

Gorgeous chaise lounge Pernilla 3, designed by Bruno Mathsson for Karl Andersson & Söner, Sweden. Condition: Good original condition with light patina. No damage to the webbing, and...

Alvar Aalto, cantilevered chair model 406. Laminated birch, cane. circa 1960 The model 406 chair was originally designed in 1938-39. Measures: 35"H x...

A very nice pair of 1950's Italian Lounge Chairs in the style of Gio Ponti with brass detailed feet Sourced in Italy and fully restored in The Netherlands in our in-house Upholstery Atelier The chairs have been completely stripped down to their bare bone...

Axel Einar Hjorth for Nordiska Kompaniet, lounge chair from the 'Typenko' series, model '36100', reupholstered in wool “Tyrone Rouge” by Pierre Frey, and suede, nickel-plated brass, ...

Danish Modern lounge chair and ottoman in bent beech wood and brown leather. This chair has Skippers label under the cushion. Designed by Finn Ostergaard for Skippers mobler. Denmark...

Pair of Kroken gray leather bentwood lounge chairs with (1) ottoman Ake Fribytter. Nice gray leather with curved bentwood blonde wood frame. Really low sling style lounge chairs. Com...

Very reasonably priced armchair by Baumritter. 29.25" tall (excluding cushion), 28" wide, 30.5" deep. Chair produced 1970's. Originally it came with 5 straps running back to front, w...

A pair of birch and grey velvet lounge chairs designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1920s. Moderate patina on arm rests. Wear to wood frame consistent with age and use. Reupholstered ...

Pair of Alvar Aalto, cantilevered chairs model 406. Laminated birch, cane. circa 1960 The model 406 chair was originally designed in 1938-39. 35"H x ...

Alvar Aalto, cantilevered chair model 406. Laminated birch, cane. circa 1960 The model 406 chair was originally designed in 1938-39. 35"H x 24"W x 27...

Classic elegant Danish high back armchair from the 1940s by Alfred Christensen for Slagelse Mobelvaerk with open armrests in beautifully carved stained mahogany. Very elegant sculptu...

Here is an early Model 654 chair with accompanying ottoman by Jens Risom for Knoll Associates, 1941. This example in its original leather strapping is a patina lover's dream. The s...

A birch and floral printed fabric lounge chair produced by IKEA, Sweden, 1950s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 31.25"H x 23.25"W x 30.0"D Seat Height (inches): 16.5" Arm Height (inc...

Chaise modèle Eva dans son état d'origine. Daté de 1941, elle a passé toute sa vie dans la maison d'été d'une famille suédoise ou elle a été lentement décolorée par le soleil. La couleur d'origine est visible au revers des sangles. Chaise extrêmement bien préservée et très rare dans cet état. Produite dans les ateliers de son père Karl Mathsson...

1930’s Swedish Club Chairs. Recently upholstered in red leather. Nail head details. Turned Birch wood frames.

A mid century Alvar Aalto “Tank” chair, model 400, produced by Artek in the 1950s. This example has been fully renovated and newly upholstered in first grade sheepskin that beautiful...

A birch and brown fabric lounge designed by Elias Svedberg and produced by Nordiska Kompaniet, Sweden, c. 1940s. Minor wood imperfections on arm rests. Legs have minor scuffs. Reu...

Bruno Mathsson "Pernilla" Chair. Re-upholstered.

Extremely RARE 1st year production Charles Eames L C W (lounge chair wood), circa 1945-1946 Retains it's original Earlist Evans label. Beautiful example in ash or birch ? museum qual...

Single Bucket chair with Saarinen style cut-out by Miroslav Navratil for Vertex. Newer upholstery in royal blue with original birch frame which in good original condition.

Alvar Aalto cantilever chair, model 31. A very rare 1st edition model 31 lounge chair by Alvar Aalto in birch plywood with a floating bac...

A beautiful pair of leather armchairs from Finland around the 1940s. The chairs are comfortable and relatively small compared to other larger ones like the Aulanko chair for example,...

Designed by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Asko, this iconic Crinoline lounge chair dates to the 1960s and is crafted in birch with a black lacquer finish. One of the most celebrated examples...

Iconic Charles & Ray Eames LCW lounge chair in Birch plywood. Early Herman Miller production from the fifties (5-2-4 screw configuration), just after Herman Miller took over producti...

Pair of Thonet Modular Birch Bentwood Lounge Olive Naugahyde High Back Arm Chairs, C. 1950. Featuring smooth organic steamed bent Birch frameworks, with ergonomic high back and seats...

Danish Cabinetmaker lounge chair with patinated nature leather. Lose cushion. Stained birch legs. Made in the 1940s

Gorgeous lounge chair and ottoman "Pernilla 1", designed by Bruno Mathsson for Karl Andersson & Söner, Sweden. This rare version with red paper cord webbing...

A pair of stained birch and white fabric lounge chairs produced by Bodafors, Sweden, c. 1930s. Seat Height (inches): 16" Arm Height (inches): 24.63" All items ship from High Point...

Discover the timeless elegance of Ilmari Tapiovaara's 1950s Wilhelmina chairs by Laukaan Puu. Crafted with unparalleled Scandinavian craftsmanship, these vintage treasures merge func...

A rare low slung lounge chair designed by Alvar Aalto in 1938 for the Villa Mairea, manufactured in 1946 for Artek. Lightly restored birch frame with a rich natural wood tone and new...

A birch and webbing lounge chair designed and produced in Sweden, c .1940s. Wear consistent with age and use, more prominently so to seat area. Overall Dimensions (inches): 38.25"H...

Nordiska Kompaniet, armchair, leather, birch, Sweden, 1950s This elegant safari lounge chair is crafted from natural cognac brown leather, which has developed a beautiful patina ove...

Original 1930's Alvar Aalto Model 402 lounge chair with reupholstered ecru cotton blend fabric. One of Aalto's notable creations is the "Model 402 Armchair...

c. 1970s. Finland. Price is for the set. Contact us if you’d like to purchase a single item. Previous mark where ICF label was is pictured for both chairs.

A pair of birch and white fabric lounge chairs designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1930s. Dimensions: 30.5” H x 25.1” W x 25” D Seat Height: 17.5” 

This rare lounge chair was designed by Gösta Jonsson and produced in Jönköping, Sweden in the late 1940s. The beautifully curved backrest makes this a very comfortable and embracing ...

This rare pair of easy chairs was designed by Carl-Johan Boman and produced by his company Oy N. Boman AB in Finland in the late 1940s. The design is defined by its elegant, softly ...

A pair of beige velvet and wood lounge or slipper chairs designed by Tor Wolfenstein and produced by Ditzingers, Sweden, 1940s. Previously sold same model pairs carrying manufacture...

A spectacular and authentic pair of Scissor chairs designed by Pierre Jeanneret in 1948 and manufactured by Knoll, Model 92. This iconic design — celebrated for its striking angular ...