Imbuia Lounge Chairs

This exceptional sculptural Brazilian Modern lounge chair, newly refinished and reupholstered in luxurious white bouclé, is attributed to Móveis Cimo, Brazil, circa 1960s. Sourced di...

Produced in the 1960s by Wood Art Brazil.   Jean Gillon (1919–2007) was born in Lasi, Romania. In 1956, already possessing a consistent portfolio, he moved to São Paulo, where he dev...

This vintage swivel lounge chair, designed by Leon Rosen for the Pace Collection in the 1970s, perfectly captures the refined modernism that defined the era. Its sculptural form is w...

Pair of elegant armchairs by Bernt Petersen, with rosewood frames and comfortable natural leather seats and backs. Smooth lines with nicely contrasting materials. Leather in very goo...

easy chair manufactured by Móveis Artísticos Z designed by José Zanine Caldas. plywood with wool fabric by Kvadrat. This chair gives a glimpse of the designer's intentions.

Timeless 1960s Knoll Antimott lounge chairs. The chairs have been freshly restored by our upholstery with high-quality sheep wool mix fabric in off white - a beautiful contrast to th...

Designed in the 1950s by José Zanine Caldas, this rare “Z” armchair is an early and highly expressive example of Brazilian modernism, originally produced by Fábrica de Móveis Artísti...

These chairs were produced by the renowned Czechoslovakian manufacturer TON in the 1960s. Chairs were clearly inspired by Scandinavian aesthetics. The slick, organic shaped armrest ...

This excellent and comfortable Scandinavian Modern lounge chair model number FD 136 was designed by Finn Juhl for France & Son, Denmark 1960s. It features a curved backrest and and s...

Vintage Danish lounge chair GE-88 by Aage Pedersen for GETAMA Denmark 1960s. Danish modern lounge chair model GE88 designed by the owner of the GETAMA f...

Produced in the former Czechoslovakia, this essential 1960s design is attributed to Jaroslav Šmídek. Comfortable angles and clean lines are designed to delight, influenced by the mid-20th Century Modernist movement in Central Europe. These low-profile armchairs are re-upholstered in updated neutral fabrics, chosen to compliment the elegant polish of the hardwood frame. Produced by various manufacturers and explored by generations of designers, the bentwood shape is infused with dynamism and movement, reflecting the origins of the technique and the optimism of the industrial revolution-- steam bent furniture was a technological innovation developed by the Thonet Brothers...

These remarkable lounge chairs, designed by renowned Brazilian architect and designer José Zanine Caldas in the 1970s, exemplifies his mastery of organic minimalism and innovative cr...