Europe - Lounge Chairs

Seven different danish furniture companies went into a collaboration - Domus Danica - in a very short period in the start of 1970. Tue Poulsen who was a well respected danish ceramist was given an assignment to come up with a line of modern furnitures which should be produced in fiberglass. Tue Poulsen made a serie of fiberglass furnitures for the danish fair at Bella Center in Copenhagen and the serie consisted of a loungechair, a double loungechair, a chaiselongue, a sofa and a table. They were the eye-catchers of the fair and several of Tue Poulsen collegues mocked him with the space design he had created because at that time fiberglass was not a frowned material. This double lounge chair...

Lounge design chair Carla in red velvet and brown lacquered solid mahogany wood.

Karl Drabert daybed / easy chair 1950s, Germany Easy chair with an adjustable frame of metal varnished in black with arm rests, upholstered in red fabric.

Pair of Red Boomerang Easy Chairs by Rodolfo Bonetto, 1960s, Italy.

A beautiful lounge chair designed by Raphael Raffel, initially made for the interior of the executive office of the P.T.T. Telecom in France in 1973. This version is upholstered in a...

Modular armchairs or sofa 9000 by Tito Agnoli for Arflex Italia. This model is characterized by offering infinite possibilities to customize its use according to the space to be des...

A pair of original armchairs or lounge chairs named "Vicario" in a deep red plastic by renowned Italian Designer Vico Magistretti from 1969. Manufactured by Artemide. Stamped to base...

Lounge chair from the 1970s of the Space Age Ära Manufactured is unknown Ox red aniline leather and fibreglass frame 4 small wheels on the base. Dimensions: Armchair: Width 9...

Model Genesis and design by Cynthia Starnes for German manufacture Koinor. Red rosso aniline leather. The feet is in aluminium and is also designed like a ...