Molded Lounge Chairs

The Garden Egg chair (model name GN 01) was designed by the Hungarian émigré Peter Ghyczy, who started his working career as chief designer for the polyuret...

Here is a special and authentic vintage "Coconut" chair designed by the George Nelson Studio and George Mulhauser and manufactured by Vitra in Germany in 2002. This chair has been p...

Here is a special set of two authentic vintage "Coconut" chairs designed by the George Nelson Studio and George Mulhauser and manufactured by Vitra in Switzerland in 2002. These cha...

Seat UP7 designed by Gaetano Pesce. Italy, B&B Italia, 2000 series. Large sculpture/ seat made of cold shaped polyurethane foam, painted black. Produced as part of the UP series, ...

Late 1960s LAR (low-rod) lounge armchair designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Black fiberglass arm shell signed with embossed HM / factory logo in very good condition...

Elda chair designed by Joe Colombo. Italy, Comfort, 1963. Vintage rotating white fibreglass shell with moulded cushions in subtle original black leather. Very good vintage condition...

Seat UP7 designed by Gaetano Pesce. Italy, B&B Italia, 2000 series. Large sculpture/ seat made of cold shaped polyurethane foam, painted black. Produced as part of the UP series, ...

First issue lounge chair model F300, designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort. A striking space-age form with contrasting cushion in rich plum. Freshly upholstered...

Burgungy soft pad swiveling lounge chair for Herman Miller. Model EA 216, designed by Charles & Ray Eames, 1969. Super comfortable.

A beautiful "Contour" chair, designed by David Colwell and manufactured by 4's Company London in the United Kingdom in 1968. This eye-catching piece i...

Wonderful and extremely rare original 1970s 'bambole' living room set comprising a pair of the rare 'bambole' lounge chairs with a single matching ottoman as well as the highly sought after large 3 seat sofa (tribambola) , the 2 seat sofa is far more common. A truly iconic and hard to find complete set comprising the rarest of the 'bambole' series elements in matching leather complete with original 1970s manufacturer's stamps to the underside. This set has been professonally restored to a high standard in wonderful new high quality thick leather that will last a lifetime .we have kept the original canvas fabric underneath each element where possible in order to retain the original 1970s 'B&B' italia manufacturer's stamps. The canvas on the underside of the sofa was not salvageable but we have managed to retain the original period manufacturer;s fabric tags from the original upholstery which we have been resewn into back into its original position on one of the new leather seams, please see last image. Please note original 'bambole' lounge chairs as mentioned are extremely rare , that is why you rarely find a pair together, Wright sold a pair on 22.9.2012 for $27,500 USD. Please note the dimension listed in the main description is just for the three-seat sofa, please see complete list of dimensions for each element below :- Three-Seat Sofa : 96 " long X 35.43 " deep X 27.36 " high X 16.93" seating height 244 cm long x 90 cm deep x 69.5 high x 43 cm seating height Lounge Chairs: 47.64 " wide X 35.43" deep X 27.36" high X 16.93" seating height 121 cm wide x 90 cm deep x 69.5 cm high x seating height 43 cm Ottoman: 33.46 " wide X 33.46 " deep X 17.72 " seating height 85 cm wide x 85 cm deep x 45 cm seating height The 'Bambole' is a timeless design . What makes them special is the apparent absence of a load bearing structure, the extreme naturalness of their shape, and the combination of comfort, softness and elasticity that their appearance conveys . B&B Italia opted to launch Le Bambole in an approach connected with the icon of the moment, jeans. With the precious contribution of a young Oliviero Toscani and the model Donna Jordan...

A fusion of Art and Design designed by Italy's Gaetano Pesce, and produced in 1969 as the UP7 series by B&B Italia. Created with a flexible black polyurethane, this is a lounge chair...