Montreal - Lounge Chairs

Il Poltrone Lounge Chair by Titiana Ammanati & Giampiero Vitelli for Comfort, 70's Features dark brown leather cushions and a fibreglass base...

Theo Ruth, a notable Dutch furniture designer of the mid-20th century, gained recognition for his innovative creations with Artifort. After training at Maastricht's School of Applied...

Vintage Jangada Lounge Chair by Jean Gillon, 60's Features jacaranda frame, hammock like base made of nylon ropes. Newly reupholstered Italian leather cushions. // Dimensions: 35...

Easy chair designed by Bertil V. Behrman for AB Engens Fabriker. The model name is 233 and comes from the "Presens" series. The chair is made out of Japanese oak and professionally r...

Pair of Stainless Steel and Leather Armchairs in the Manner of Mario Botta

Original Arne Norell “ARI” lounge chair with matching ottoman, 1970’s. Designed in 1966, the Ari was awarded “Showpiece of the year in 1973 by the British Furniture Manufacturers in ...

Ergonomic , comfortable with a superb laid back attitude . Well made construction with a sturdy rocking and swivel mechanism . Easy to pivot and rock! Original cushion ar...

Scorpio…is a one-of-a-kind conversational piece and creates a wow effect as most Nathalie Guez art pieces do. A mix of contemporary aesthetics and traditional theme for today’s Lifestyle. The chrome finish of the back and the bright fabric colors give its ultra-contemporary look. The humor is in its lace that goes through the chrome, the ropes that ties the headrest with the body of the chair, the socks that dress its front legs. These are all those little details that make "Scorpio" as unique and amazing and full of joy and humor. Not only dynamic but oh is comfortable! Dimensions are: 37"x 32"x 55" high. Nathalie Guez: “Culturally inspired objects of exceptional design.” Seize the exceptional! Contemporary, poetic, functional, and unique small series furniture! If the original art of Nathalie Guez transcribes the amusing perspective with which she perceives life, the elegance of her works reveals her love and respect for human beings and the world. Her symbolic approach gives her work all its power of evocation and leaves it open to all interpretations. Her works can easily become a part of our everyday life because the comfort and the ergonomics remain as important as the aesthetics. Natalie Guez...