Netherlands - Armchairs

Lovely and very comfortable Artifort Groovy Chair (or "M" Chair), model F580. This model is designed by Pierre Paulin in 1966. This is the v...

Limited edition lounge chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1920's for the Tokyo Imperial Hotel. A select number of Wright furniture designs from the Imperial Hotel were put into limited production in 1996 by Cassina (owner of FLW furniture...

Cognac leather Esprit safari lounge Chairs by IKEA Sweden 1970s. Ikea designed this safari Lounge chair in the 1970s. It is made of bamboo and cognac saddle leather. The design and the look and feel of this occasional chair reminded me of what someone once taught me about good sculptures, "they look great from all angles". And what is particularly important about a chair is that it is very comfortable to sit in as well. People have very different thoughts about IKEA furniture...

Transform your space with this exceptional set of dark brown octagonal club chairs, embodying the sleek, iconic style that would perfectly suit a 1970s James Bond film set. The uniqu...

Richard Herre 'Stuttgart' Armchair in Walnut and Webbing for E15. Designed in 1926. New, current production. Designed in 1926, Chair STUTTGART illustrates the geometry and rationality inherent in the expressive aesthetic of Richard Herre. Milled from solid wood, the characteristic curved backrest of STUTTGART embodies traditional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Available in waxed European oak and walnut, the chair is optionally equipped with a removable seat in textile, leather and Vienna weave. As a work of significant modernity and presence, chair STUTTGART can be used as a sophisticated dining, executive or visitor chair. About Richard Herre Richard Herre was born in 1885 and studied architecture in Stuttgart and Munich. In particular before World War I, he struck up close friendships with artists in the Hölzel circle and protagonists of Modernism such as Oskar Schlemmer and Willi Baumeister. He was a member of the artists’ association “Üecht”, for whom he acted as press officer. Together with Richard Döcker...

Monumental Swedish Pine Armchairs, 1950s – Sculptural Rustic Modernism. Striking in both scale and silhouette, this rare pair of monumental Swedish pine armchairs from the 1950s exe...

This armchair, recalling the Bauhaus, is made of wood and woven rope, and brings to mind iconic designs of the early 20th century. Erich Dieckmann’s furniture models are often charac...

Jindrich Halabala re-upholstered bentwood lounge chairs, 1940s Czech Republic. These iconic lounge chairs are from Czechia, dating back to circa 1940. Produced by Thonet, the model ...

JIndrich Halabala re-upholstered patinated bentwood lounge chairs from the 1930s, Czech Republic. These iconic lounge chairs originate from Czechia and date back to around 1930. The...

Pair of Dice Armchairs designed by David Linley for LINLEY, London. Good original condition with slight traces of use, mainly on the wooden frames.

Miss Dorn chairs by Philippe Starck for Disform, 1982. Black coated tubular steel frames and round cylindrical black leather seats. The combination of their primary shapes and hard l...

Offered here is this luxurious French rattan vintage design armchair from the 1950s. This stunning and elegant vintage rattan armchair is a true eye-catcher, if you ask us. Not only...

This rare pair of armchairs was designed by Gustav Axel Berg in the late 1940s. The chairs were manufactured by Berg's own company AB G.A. Bergs in Sweden. The striking design is ma...

This rare pair of armchairs was designed by André Sornay and produced by his workshop in Lyon in the early 1950s. High, angled backrest in sapele mahogany with upholstered cushions. ...

Pair of ‘Colonial’ armchairs, model PJ301 in mahogany, cane and original leather. Elegant pair easy chairs with a mahogany slim frame by the Danish designer Ole Wanscher. These chair...

The famous Artifort orange slice chair by Pierre Paulin. Designed in the 60's and produced in the 80's. Cute and very comfort...

Very huge Emmanuelle or Peacock chair, fabricated in Italy in the 60's. A beautiful and rare version with very nice details. This hand woven armchair is made of rattan and wicker...

Memphis Milano style chairs by Belgo Chrom from the 1980s. Also a beautiful deskchair The green fabric is Alcantra, the backside is decorat...

Elevate your dining experience with the Tito Agnoli Leather Chairs , a masterpiece of Italian design from 1979. vintage dining chairs, designed by Tito Agnoli for Arrben renowned fo...

Børge Mogensen for Fredericia, lounge chair model 'Hunting Chair', Denmark, 1970s Hunting chair, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1950 for the Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition. The theme...

Alvar Aalto 400 ‘Tank’ Armchair for Artek. Designed in 1936. New, current production. This price is for a Tank chair in fabric upholstery and clear la...

Pair of two elegant Art Deco armchairs or lounge chairs manufactured and designed in France 1930s. Made of hardwood and professionally reupholstered in bouclé wool fabric. These armc...

The Art Deco period peaked in popularity in the first half of the 20th century, spreading across Europe and the United States up to the start of World War II. Characterised by its bo...

What more can be said about this iconic design by Joe Colombo that hasn’t been said before? A design far ahead of its time, on the verge of space age and modernism. Colombo was able...

The famous Artifort orange slice chair by Pierre Paulin, designed in the 60s. This is an original set with chromed legs, they are produced in the 80s. ...

Modern leather armchairs Piero Lissoni For Matteo Grassi, Italy 1990s. These modern leather armchairs were designed by Piero Lissoni for Matteo Grassi. These modern style chairs wer...

Very comfortable Rocking Chair, manufactured by Artifort and designed by Geoffrey Harcourt in the 60's. This particular chair is manufactured in 2022. The fabric and the foam ...

Ib Kofod-Larsen, lounge chair model U-56 'Elizabeth', oak, red leather, Denmark, designed in 1956 This elegant armchair is designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen in 1956. These are Kofod-Larse...

Mid-Century Modern Hardwood, Cane, and Leather Armchairs, Brazil 1960s These Mid-Century Modern large armchairs are from Brazil, dating back to the 1960s. Expertly crafted from soli...

Experience timeless elegance and innovative design with the Gilda reclining armchair, an iconic creation by Carlo Mollino from 1954, masterfully reproduced by Zanotta in the 1990s. ...

The mid-century movement was the organic offspring of modernism. It was rooted in notions of functionality, elegance and simplicity as championed by the likes of the Bauhaus and Le C...

This amazing and comfortable design piece was created by Marzio Cecchi for studio most in Italy in the 1970s. The construction is simple yet ingenious, featuring beautiful weaving on...

Jens Harald Quistgaard for Richard Nissen, set of four dining chairs, oak, suede, Langå, Denmark, 1964 Danish sculptor and designer Jens Harald Quistgaard (1919-2008) is particularl...

Beautiful pair of Lia armchairs in very good condition. Designed by Sérgio Rodrigues in Brazil in 1962. The frame of these chairs is fabricated from sol...

Joe Colombo armchair model 4801 designed 1963 for Kartel made of 3 plywood parts limited edition rare to find with the Original cushions

This striking set of three armchairs was produced in Sweden in the 1940s. The design is attributed to Gustaf Axel Berg, the head designer of his own company AB G.A. Bergs. The chair...

Italian Modern furniture is defined by unique design, perfect execution, and exclusivity. This pair of armchairs is attributed to Italian design icon, Paolo Buffa. Coinciding with contemporary debates about the role of design and its responsibility to the larger population, Buffa reworked the presiding neoclassical idiom. The architect incorporated simplified forms into his designs in order to streamline production techniques, whilst always retaining a high regard for materials and harmonious portions. This pair of armchairs is said to have been designed by Buffa during the 1950s and elegantly balances comfort and functionality with high-quality craftsmanship and materials: the refined, articulated lines of the armchairs’ frames counter the volume of its cushions and uniquely patterned upholstery. By the mid-1930s, Buffa had established his own studio, where the Milanese architect designed expertly crafted furniture featuring intricate details and combined luxurious materials for an elite clientele. Buffa developed close relationships with cabinetmaking workshops in Brianza, renowned for their traditional furniture manufacturing, and during the following decades collaborated with some of the period’s most skilled artisans. These relationships enabled Buffa to introduce a modern vocabulary into his work whilst adhering to Milan’s heritage of artisan furniture production, in order to realize inventive furniture designs that revealed a skilful union of design and execution. These chairs embody this patently, with their most intricate feature being the upholstery covering the elegant, stylish shape of the solid wood frames. The elaborate pattern invites the eyes to spend time observing and exploring it, therefore the overall impression is interesting and stylish, while it also makes these chairs a one-of-a-kind pair. The exposed architectural, tapered legs supporting the comfortable seats and curved backs complement the design of this model greatly. The slim look serves as a counterweight to the voluptuous bodies, and the colour of the wood complements the pattern as well. The overall design is focused on elegant and measured proportions, balanced compositions, and refined décor elements including the exclusive materials. Besides the upholstery, the versatile shapes, from the curving, rounded edges on the top to the characteristic armrests and tapered legs, make these chairs stand out. Buffa’s designs were featured in important publications, such as Roberto Aloi’s L’arredamento moderno series, through which a coherent evolution can be traced in Buffa’s work as he interpreted the formal elegance of Italian design with a subtle yet recognizably modern rigour evidenced by this pair. Paolo Buffa was especially passionate about furniture and product design, an area where he remained faithful to a figurative repertoire of substantial classicism, while not disdaining impulses of authentic modernity. He was extremely active in the Milanese design scene that was just as vibrant and unique as these armchairs. In an atmosphere committed to the reinterpretation of the Lombard classicism and Milanese architecture, exceptional pieces were created, as this pair shows. Condition: In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. Small scratches and marks on the wood. The chairs have been reupholstered recently in a premium patterned fabric. Each of our items can be reupholstered by our in-house atelier in a fabric of choice. Please reach out for more information. Dimensions: 29.52 in W x 34.44 in D x 37 in H; Seat height 15.15 in; Arm height 22.44 in 75 cm W x 87.5 cm D x 94 cm H; Seat height 38.5 cm; Arm height 57 cm Literature: 'Alcuni Mobili di Paolo Buffa', Domus, no. 178, October 1942, p. 431 for a similar example Roberto Aloi, L’Arredamento Moderno, quarta serie, Milan, 1949, fig. 366 for a similar example Roberto Rizzi, I mobile di Paolo Buffa, exh. cat., Mostra Internazionale dell'Arredamento, Cantù, 2002, pp. 30, 34-35 for a drawing and images of a similar example About the (attributed) designer: Paolo Buffa (born 1903, Milan – died 1970, Milan) was an Italian furniture designer who defined his own unique design aesthetic to become one of the most sought-after Italian designers of his day. Renowned for pairing elements from both the opulent Neoclassical and the streamlined Art Deco styles around a more modern sensitivity, Buffa excelled in creating high quality pieces that spoke to the well-to-do clientele of the time. Born in Milan in 1903, Buffa trained at the Politecnico di Milano. Following his graduation in 1927, he worked briefly for Gio Ponti, and in 1928, he partnered with architect Antonio Cassi to establish their own design studio in Milan. By 1936, Paolo Buffa opened his own independent studio where he became particularly successful, in part because he had already tapped into his unique combination of stylistic elements. His incorporation of more traditionally Neoclassical motifs or materials – for example, rich rosewoods or supple, velveteen fabrics – with the relatively avant-garde forms and themes of a lighter Art...

Rare pair of MP-5  lounge chairs designed by Percival Lafer and manufactured by Lafer MP, Brazil 1961. Steel structures covered with Caviuna. Reupholstered in a grey mixed fabric to ...

A subtle presence that will feel at home in any interior; this cognac-colored sheepskin armchair is a perfect example. It has a lovely design and is finished with black piping and de...

Very comfortable Artifort "Ben" chair. The famous Pierre Paulin designed it in the 80's and named it after his favorite Artifort colleague. Just restored with lovely bouclé woo...

Around the middle of the 20th century Danish furniture design began blending the streamlined elegance of modernism with the inviting charm of skilled craftsmanship. This period celeb...

Very comfortable Artifort Mushroom chair, designed by Pierre Paulin in the 60's. This original Mushroom Chair is made in the 70's. It is covered with the original Kvadrat Tonus woo...

Augusto Savini for Pozzi, 'Pamplona' dining chairs, lacquered wood, fabric, aluminum, Italy, 1965 'Pamplona' armchairs in black lacquered wood and brown upholstery. A characteristic...

Jindrich Halabala patinated bentwood armchairs with original upholstery, 1940s Czech Republic. A pair of two Jindrich Halabala bentwood armchairs with original upholstery from the ...

JIndrich Halabala re-upholstered patinated bentwood lounge chairs from the 1930s, Czech Republic. These iconic lounge chairs originate from Czechia and date back to around 1930. The...

Mid-Century Modern Lounge chairs by Tito Agnoli For Poltrona Frau, Italy 1970s Magnific set of two lounge chairs manufactured by Poltr...

Art Deco Armchairs In Oak Bentwood and New Upholstery, Austria 1930 These are two Art Deco armchairs or lounge chairs that were made in Austria in the 1930s. They are made from Oak ...

Beautiful 18th century 'Renaissance' oak armchair with spool and craftsmanship details upholstered with leather. The leather is still in good condition and is nailed to the chair wit...

Charles Dudouyt's work was characterised by its simplicity and use of natural materials, such as oak, beech, and walnut. He favoured simple, geometric forms and often incorporated de...

Offered is this comfortable sheep leather armchair finished in a lovely warm color adorned with nails. Attention to those who love a comfortable sheep leather armchair, this might be...

Vivai del Sud, lounge chair, pink fabric upholstery, Italy, 1970s This vibrant and cheerful lounge chair was created in the 1970s. This playful lounge chair is upholstered in a shi...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, 'Bridge Etudiant' armchair, oak, fabric, France, 1950s This Bridge Etudiant armchair, designed by the designer duo Jacques Chambron and Rober...

Wingback armchairs have a rich history and function, with the original purpose being to protect the face from fireside heat and to create a sense of privacy. The construction of this...

vintage armchair easy chair 1960s Swedish period 1960s design unknown Sweden condition good minor signs of use size 79 x 68 x 80 (hxbxd) seat height 43; details teak; up...

Set of six dining chairs in black leather by Giancarlo Vegni and Gianfranco Gualtierotti for Fasem, Italy, circa 1980. D...

Pair of Two Lounge Chairs with Hardwood Structure and Webbing, France, 1950s This pair of mid-century French armchairs combines a visually stunning structural design, expert caning ...

A fantastic, reupholstered set of 4 so called ‘Pamplona’ chairs designed by Augusto Savini and manufactured by Pozzi, Italy 1965. These highly elegant and comfortable dining chairs h...

Beautiful Swedish armchair designed by Carl Malmsten for O.H. Sjogren. The chair has been reupholstered with this eye-catching pastel lilac wool and restored in a later period and th...

Eugenio Gerli for Tecno, armchair, model 'P28', wengé, fabric, Italy, 1958 Eugenio Gerli designed this lounge chair model P28 for the Italian furniture company Tecno in 1958. The fr...

OX-BLOOD RED LEATHER LOUNGE CHAIRS "BERGÈRE" BY BAXTER, ITALY Looking for a statement piece to elevate your living space? Look no further than the stunning OX-BLOOD RED LEATHER LOUN...