Hillestack Chair - Lucienne and Robin Day

This chair was designed by Oswald Haerdtl in the 1950s, a famous Austrian designer. Together with Mr. Josef Hoffmann, he designed the café terrace for the Vienna Werkbund Exhibition ...

A true signature of 1970s design, these lounge chairs stand out for their sculptural lines and striking sense of lightness. The seat appears to float between two elegantly curved bee...

Knud Friis (1926-2010) and Elmar Moltke Nielsen (1924-1997) were two Danish Architects who founded their practice in 1954 called Friis & Moltke. In the 1960s, they introduced Danes t...

Lounge chair by Maison Regain from the 1970s, accompanied by its matching ottoman. The piece features a solid elm structure, defined by thick sections and a strong architectural pres...

Luciano Nustrini (1928-1999), PA1 Chair, made by Poltronova, Italy 1950s This fabulous little chair is about as 1950s as you can get! Constructed with a curved walnut ply backrest,...

This extraordinary chair was designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina 1960. The construction of the 'Model 904' is made of solid walnut wood. The seat and back are upholstered. Th...

Italian chair by Gastone Rinaldi, 1950s. Dimensions: H= 82 cm; W= 65 cm; D= 65 cm; Height seat = 45 cm.

Signature wrap-around brass arms curve continuously from back to front, creating the sculptural silhouette that defines Dan Johnson's 1950s Viscount design. Newly reupholstered in cognac leather while retaining the original espresso-finished wooden frame. The espresso finish shows authentic patina and wear consistent with a vintage piece of this age. Warm cognac leather contrasts with the aged brass arms and dark wood frame, creating a layered palette of browns and metallic tones. The Viscount chair...