Quark Stool by Dan Wenger in Red Leather and Steel

Stool by Dan Wenger, USA in original condition, 1970s.

These bar stools are designed by Dan Wenger from the 1970s and are newly manufactured by the artist himself.      

Lounge chair made of Latigo leather on a black steel base. The lotus chair was designed in 1969 while Daniel was living in Topanga Canyon, California. In 1970, he moved his design ac...

Mini Lotus chair designed by Daniel Wenger in the 1960s. Handmade during the 1970s and currently produced since 2009 by Daniel and his son Sam. Solid burnis...

A chair for reading and lounging. Rest your back against one side and your legs against the opposite side. Latigo leather and powder-coated steel frame.

Rare Wenger lotus chair with a beautiful patina and original leather seat. The new version has a leather string stitching at the top. A Californian Classic in authentic vintage cond...

Formed leather supported by machines aluminium, raised up by formed stainless steel.  

A stool having a sinuous steel base with a floating round foot rail supporting a swiveling leather upholstered seat.

Stool #2 in darkened stainless steel and leather.  

Plopp stool is an icon and a bestseller of Zieta Prozessdesign. The unique, toy-looking and playful shape of Plopp is an effect of an innovative forming method FIDU. FIDU technology ...

One design concept — many prototypes: be they conventional chairs, catilevers or barstools including the pneumatic spring type, GLOOH, aside from having an extensive range and comfor...

Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Benetton Office, folding stool or ottoman, leather, steel, Italy, 1985. This rare stool is designed for the office of the clothing brand Benetton by Afra & Tobia Scarpa. Thick cognac leather in patinated condition is spanned between the steel frame comprised of tubular rods, which enrich the look in a vigorous manner. Functionality comes into play through the various functions this item embraces: you can simultaneously use it as an ottoman for your easy chair or as a stool to sit on. Overall, pure forms and fine materials combine into a modern and clean design. Afra (1937-2011) & Tobia (1935-) Scarpa are a duo of Italian architects and designers mostly known for their postmodern style. Afra Bianchin was born in 1937 in Montebelluna while Tobia Scarpa, son of the architect Carlo Scarpa, was born in 1935 in Venice. The couple met when they were both studying at the Venice Institute of Architecture and married afterwards. From 1957 until 1961, Tobia worked as a glass designer at the Murano glassworks of Venini. However, in 1960, the duo started to collaborate, and they set up one of the most successful and well-known professional studios. Together, they worked for companies such as Flos Gavina, B&B Italia, and Knoll. The couple won numerous amounts of awards like the Compasso d’Oro and the International Forum Design. Throughout their career, the duo carried out commissions for well-known companies, including Benetton. Overall, their designs are known for their modernist aesthetic, prioritizing elegance and comfort. However, at the same time, their pieces are admired for the ease with which they lean towards classical designs. Moreover, the creations show their deep understanding for materials. Today, many of their works can be found in major museums such as Museum of Mod­ern Art of New York...