Paris Arm Chair

The Tulum dining chair was inspired by the classic Miller Fong chair and updated for outdoor use and comfort. The chair is constructed with a metal frame and woven polypropylene seat...

The striking large open arm chair, shown here, is one of a pair attributed to French designer Rene Gabriel. The chairs were made for an ocean liner. The solidly-built and generously ...

Compound curves and luxurious finishes make this Juniper lounge chair one-of-a-kind. Drawing inspiration from Coco Chanel and 1930s Paris, the black lacquer finish is paired with a l...

This pair of rattan lounge chairs are new arrivals from Sweden. Made in the 1950s both chairs are in remarkably good condition showing no major signs of wear, damage or repair. We di...

Highly recognizable and extremely desirable is this Poul Kjaerholm PK 22 wicker and stainless lounge chair—one of two available. Made with wicker and brus...

The distinctive design of this upholstered lounge chair is reminiscent of the style and quality associated with the furniture from Karpen of California. Featuring a generous-sized s...

James Mont Ming Style Lounge Chair Solid wood ebonized frame with traditional Ming legs. Rich burl back inset. Turquoise cushion.

Mid-century modern arm chairs with wood trim and bowed arms. Very comfortable club chairs with vintage upholstery. (Please confirm item location - NY or NJ - with dealer)

Frits Henningsen Brown Leather Arm Chair. Store formerly known as ARTFUL DODGER INC

Pair of high style lounge chairs, with an architectural continuous open arm and leg structure, which supports the upholstered seat and back. The chairs are structurally sound and st...

Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) was one of the most visionary and progressive Danish architects of his time. He was admitted to the School of Architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts from 1924 to 1927. In 1929, two years after graduating from the School of Architecture, the only 27-year-old Arne Jacobsen won first prize for his ultra-modern concept "The House of the Future" at an exhibition held by the Academic Association of Architects. The house was built in full size for the exhibition, and was the first example of actual modernist architecture in Denmark. The iconic Paris Armchair was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1929 for a competition issued by the Kurvemagerforeningen. When he presented the famous "House of the Future" later that year, the chair was shown as part of the interior design. Until World War II, the Paris lounge chair...

This is a classic Bar Harbor style wicker chair that dates to the first half of the twentieth century. The chair was reupholstered in a cherry red fabric and repainted at some point ...