A Pair of Danish Art Deco Footstools, Reupholstered in Vintage Velvet, 1940s

Rare Art Deco daybed / sofa, reupholstered in colorful vintage gobelin fabric from the 80s. Made by a Danish Cabinetmaker in 1940s. This beautiful vi...

Such an exquisite and rare pair of Art Deco lounge chairs with armrests made in solid oak. The chairs have been expertly reupholstered in a luxurious Icelandic sheepskin, which adds ...

Immerse yourself in the elegance of mid-century design with this Art Deco daybed, expertly reupholstered in great quality lambswool. Crafted in the 1940s by a skilled Danish cabinetm...

An amazing pair of Danish modern lounge chairs with armrests in beech, back and seat reupholstered in a high quality "honey" shearling lambswool which adds a soft and tactile texture...

Indulge in the opulence of the Art Deco era with this exquisite pair of armchairs, crafted in oak and fabric by a skilled Danish cabinetmaker in the 1940s. These decadent armchairs s...

This pair of lounge chairs in yellow velour showcases the remarkable craftsmanship of a Danish cabinetmaker during the Art Deco period in the 1940s. These chairs exude an air of eleg...

Pair of 1940s Art Deco green velvet upholstered ottomans. The ottomans have fringed skirts and the original velvet fabric. There is a pair ...

Danish Mid-Century Modern furniture reflected Scandinavian materials and craftsmanship and mixed them with a modern style, and the period from roughly 1940 through 1960 was a high point for Danish furniture makers. This set shows why. This particular chair silhouette has been popular since the 1930s, from around the time Flemming Lassen designed the overstuffed easy chair, the “Tired Man”, for The Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Competition in 1935. The curved and organic lines of the design create an elegant silhouette for both the chair and ottoman. The design of this chair is characterized by organic, curved shapes that create a cosy and welcoming sensation. Since the enveloping back forms the arms as well but doesn’t reach all the way to the beginning of the seat, the design is very open and appears light. The gentle lines are highlighted by the soft wool blend upholstery that uniquely covers the entire bodies of the chair and footstool, including the legs as well. As a representation of early modernist seating...

Pair of poufs in original patina with wooden frame covered with walnut panels. Restored and reupholstered with bouclé fabric Product in good condition, with some signs of time. Th...

This midcentury strawbery shaped pouffe (footstool) was made in the 1940s in the former Czechoslovakia. It´s made of beech wood and fabric. The pouffe is stable. It is in its origina...

French, late 1940’s Jacques Adnet stool in Cerused white oak purchased from Miguel Saco Inc. in New York City. Upholstered in Ashbury calf hide leather in a warm off white with sligh...

Delightful pair of petite wrought iron stools in the style of René Drouet and René Prou. The iron bases feature exaggerated cabriole legs ending in scrolled feet and are painted in...