Pair of HBF Spindle Back Lounge Chairs

This is a stylish pair of lounge chairs, crafted in the distinctive and inviting style of the renowned Danish designer Viggo Boesen, dating from the 1950s. These chairs embody the pl...

This is an important and exceptionally rare pair of wingback armchairs designed by Eva Koppel in 1947. The pair was manufactured by Slagelse Møbelværk in Denmark. The frames of these...

This is a refined pair of lounge chairs, crafted in the esteemed style of Carl Straub, a notable figure in Danish mid-century design. These chairs exemplify the era's dedication to q...

This charming and distinctive pair of lounge chairs, crafted in the esteemed style of Fritz Hansen, embody the elegance and comfort of mid-century Danish design. These chairs, with t...

Inspired by the classic design aesthetic of mid-century modernism, the Dialogue chair and ottoman provide an intuitive and purposeful solution for casua...

Timeless and inviting, this pair of vintage walnut spindle-back lounge chairs captures the essence of mid-century craftsmanship. Featuring beautifully sculpted armrests that flow sea...

Inspired by the Classic design aesthetic of the mid-20th century, the dialogue chair provides an intuitive and purposeful solution for casual Modernist environments.. Simple yet func...

An award-winning design by Orlando Diaz-Azcuy the "Chalice" chair for HBF. Curved swooping lines that nod to Art Deco design. Scale, proportion, and texture define the design. With a strong, solid form and a luxuriousness of material that inspires conversation. Comfort, craftsmanship and materials are hallmarks. Diaz-Azcuy's eye for architectural elements and reverence for the highest quality materials is reflected in each of his creations. Equally at home in traditional and contemporary settings. Cuban born Orlando Diaz-Azcuy is one of America’s most respected and awarded designers. His prolific career spans more than 50 years. With degrees in architecture, landscape architecture and planning, he worked with luminaries like Lawrence Halprin...