Early 2000s Lounge Chairs

Modularity taken to the limit. All the pieces in the Bandas collection can be interchanged. An ingenious system, designed by Patricia Urquiola, allows the collection to be adapted to...

The Tufty-Time sofa series, designed by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia, is a modern take on traditional Chesterfield sofas. The modular system starts with an ottoman, which is t...

The 'Sway' lounge chair is a minimalistic interpretation of a rocker, cradle and/or hammock with an elegant and structured appeal. It is formed out of one solid steel plate and comes...

An armchair with a distinctive two–part shape, the padded shell embraces the huge seat cushions. Its curves are shown off by the total absence of sharp corners and the softness of th...

Flo armchair design by Patricia Urquiola for Driade with a painted steel structure covered in wicker in an 'aerial' version. An armchair that recalls the classic shapes of the Eames...

Set of two black leather lounge chairs with black wooden feet by Antonio Citterio for Moroso With normal traces of use consistent with age ...

Base is black or white varnished steel; column is steel with white or black ABS plastic sleeve; tops are in Laminam. Tops are not interchangeable.    

These two futuristic and Minimalist chairs form together a sofa; one in pink/purple (corner model) and the other purple/purple. The two colors are in perfect harmony when placed toge...

This pair of black leather rocking armchairs are by Vladimir Kagan for the Kagan Collection, by American Leather (previously LeatherTech). Designed in circa 1997 and called the 'Rock Star' lounge chair due to its rocking chair abilities cleverly disguised underneath with hidden wooden runners and signature rounded form, the curved arms and integrated seat cushion gives the look of a molded chair. What's a huge upside about these examples are that they have LeatherTech labels underneath instead of the common and newer American Leather labels. In the 1990s the company was originally founded as LeatherTech and brought huge innovations into the furniture and design industry. Later, in the early 2000's they changed their name to American Leather. Earlier examples made prior to the name change such as this pair are sought-after by collectors and generally carry greater worth. With Postmodern soaring in popularity, this club chair is just as relevant today as it was when it was first introduced. An excellent choice for designers and collectors alike, the chair and ottoman are signed underneath with The Kagan collection labels and leather swatch...

Modularity taken to the limit. All the pieces in the Bandas collection can be interchanged. An ingenious system, designed by Patricia Urquiola, allows the collection to be adapted to...

Modularity taken to the limit. All the pieces in the Bandas collection can be interchanged. An ingenious system, designed by Patricia Urquiola, allows the collection to be adapted to...

PAVO armchairs by Patricia Urquiola for Driade Painted steel brown cane covered structure. Fixed cushion with black leather cover for indoor use only.