Rosewood Lounge Chairs

A leather and rosewood lounge chair designed by Illum Wikkelsø and produced by Søren Willadsen, Vejen, Denmark, 1960s. 14.5" seat height

A fully labeled example of the classic Charles Eames brown leather and laminated rosewood model 670 lounge chair with matching model 671 ottoman. T...

This completely restored pair of circa 1930s Rosewood Art Deco club chairs were recovered in a new teddy bear bouclé fabric and Rosewood arms refinished with a French Polish, accentu...

A rosewood 670 / 671 lounge chair and ottoman with original patinated orange leather designed by Charles Eames for Herman Miller.

Rare reclining lounge chair model 72 designed by Søren Ladefoged. Produced by Søren Ladefoged & Søn in Denmark.

Nice example of a rosewood and dark brown leather 670 /671 lounge chair and ottoman by Charles Eames for Herman Miller. This particular chair is from the collection of T. Boone Pickens.

This is a unique and an incredible opportunity for a collector to acquire a very special never-used example of the Eames Lounge Chair (model #670) in classic black leather and Rosewo...

“Sirocco” lounge chair by Arne Norell. Rosewood frame and black leather upholstery, with a removable cushion. Great details of wood plugs decorat...

Pair of “Sirocco” lounge chairs by Arne Norell. Rosewood frames and black leather upholstery, with removable cushions. Great details of wood plug...

Elegant lounge chair and footstool by Ib Madsen and Acton Schubell, made from rosewood with sheepskin upholstery. Generous size and beautiful wooden details, like the armrests encirc...

If you are looking for the most unique and coveted rare pair of large scale armchairs for you or your client, look no further, this pair of Sergio Rodrigues 'Gio' three-position adjustable lounge chairs are the best examples of this rare and coveted design you can find, and we will explain why below. First, this pair was sourced in Rio Brazil and exported to the U.S. where we recently restored them. We took a photo of the chairs in Brazil prior to shipping, then took more photos of them with the original fabric in our showroom prior to reupholstery. The unique attribute on this pair of 'Gio' club chairs are the removable Rosewood pegs which allow the chair to adjust up or down in three different seating positions to customize the amount of recline to make these chairs the perfect and more comfortable relaxation tool you can imagine. Secondly, the Gio design is incredibly rare - much more common is the Vronka design which is similar but fixed and not adjustable. Of Sergio's designs, the 'Gio' design is one of the most sought after by collectors and art collectors - and having a pair that was sourced in Brazil with beautiful visible age, demonstrating its authenticity and beauty. Third, as you can see in the photos, we restored these in incredible fashion - with luxurious and very expensive Edelman Shearling. We kept the hides in their natural shapes and upholstered the chairs as such giving it an organic and natural pattern. It took 22 shearling hides to complete these two large scale chairs, the cost of the hides and reupholstery was over $5,000 however the results are the most unique and special 'Gio' chairs you will ever find. Last but not least, the frames were fabricated from Brazilian Jacaranda (Rosewood) with incredibly beautiful deep Rosewood grain - Brazilian Rosewood is an endangered species so furniture can no longer be produced with it making it more valuable and special, especially for collectors and investors in art and design. The signature look of the Gio lounge chairs are the finial (peg) inserts that hold the adjustable seats in position; which are also in Jacaranda Rosewood. On the seat frames are three Rosewood receptacles on each side which the pegs insert into. Incredible details, exquisite craftsmanship and design, and luxurious materials all in this pair of Sergio Rodrigues Gio chairs...

An impressive Percival Lafer 'MP-211' lounge chair and ottoman with original labels, circa 1960s Brazil. The overstuffed lounge chair is fashi...