Art Deco Wooden Chair with Burgundy Leather Seat, 1930s

These two modest chairs are subtly designed in the Hague School style. Design The almost cubist design is averse to ornaments and radiates strength in its simplicity. Dark-coloured...

Characteristic appearance through high-quality craftsmanship and design choices is what characterizes this lounge chair from the mid-1970s. This type of chair is currently very sought after and rides on the brutalism meets rural wave that is currently very much in vogue.The beautiful elm shows a deep bronze color and shine, which seems to give the frame an extra dimension. A robust frame with large tooth...

An extremely elegant and stylish look is what mainly characterizes this chair. Design The teak frame is made up of six parts that all contribute to the allure of this dining room chair. Pointed front legs continue to the backrest and consist of one whole. The beautiful mortise and tenon connection with the back legs takes place just above the height of the seat. The slender figure of the chair is amazingly sturdy due to the wooden cross stretcher that connects the two outer parts. These are also connected to each other by means of a mortise and tenon connection. As an extra reinforcement, the legs at the bottom are also reinforced with a black iron spindle...

From our curated selection comes this rare corner chair, created in the spirit of early 20th-century design. Design This chair features a distinct triangular seat construction, givi...

Art Deco Period cherrywood desk chair by André Arbus. with brand new upholstering.

small art deco side chair in solid walnut, circa 1930

Lounge chair, mahogany, leather, France, 1940s A refined French Art Deco design, this lounge chair pairs sharp geometry with elegance. The silhouette is defined by its bold, sweepin...

Chair designed by Prof. Rajmund Halas. Made of beechwood. Chair is after a complete upholstery renovation, the woodwork has been refreshed. Seat and back is dressed in burgundy red, ...