This stool was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 and features his impressive fan shaped X-Leg design. There are three chairs, two upholstered in black leather and one in natural lacquered ash. The oldest one of these stools seems to be from the 50′s and the other two later versions. They are all in good …
Two black zipper-back Cherner chairs with original Plycraft label. Plywood seat covered with black Naugahyde. Naugahyde covered zippered back rests. Solid bentwood walnut legs. These chairs are original from the 50′s. Chair’s Story Norman Cherner was an American architect and designer. He studied and taught at Columbia University, and was an instructor at MoMA in …
Two original Cherner chairs with original Plycraft label. Designed 1958. Plywood seat covered with cream colored Naugahyde. Naugahyde covered zippered back rests. Solid bentwood walnut legs. Chair’s Story Norman Cherner was an American architect and designer. He studied and taught at Columbia University, and was an instructor at MoMA in the late 1940s. There, he …
Two dining chairs originally designed by Eliel Saarinen for the Saarinen home at Cranbrook (1929-1930). These chairs are original reproductions and made by Charles Phipps & Sons, USA. They are made of solid maple with polished ebony lacquer. Chair’s Story While others would have been content to rest on their laurels after a successful career …
Frank Lloyd Wright designed the Barrel Chair for the Darwin Martin Residence in 1937. These two chairs are crafted by Cassina after the Wingspread variation of the design. The two curved back dining chairs, are made of solid natural black lacquered cherry wood. The two chairs are original reproductions belonging to Cassina I Maestri collection. …
Eight 3-legged chairs, which are masterpieces of efficient furniture design. Designed in the 1950s by Hans Olsen for Frem Røjle. Four 3-legged chairs fit snugly with the skirt of the table, making it a perfect compact dining solution for small spaces. Its design is so economical yet almost whimsical, like a 3-dimensional puzzle or game …
Set of two blond elm wood Biedermeier style chairs in immaculate condition with black leather upholstery. These chairs were found from France, but are of the Germanic Biedermeier style. Most likely they are Biedermeier revival chairs from the beginning of the 20th century. The yellow elm wood and the black seat of the chair clearly …
The designer of this chair, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, had very forward looking design sense and very little respect for the desires and budgets of his clients. He often ran into arguments and disagreements with his clients and hid different signs into his designs that showed his opinion of the client ordering the design work. The …
The narrow Hill House Chair was designed 1903 by Charles Rennie Mackintosh to be decorative piece of furniture for storing gloves. This reproduction from the 80′s is crafted in Italy and of black lacquered ashwood. The seat is tan colored leather. This Chair’s Story Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the creator of the Hill House Chair, was …
‘Orange Slice’ chair was designed by Pierre Paulin in 1960 . This is a handmade replica of that chair by Modernica Studios in LA. The chair is upholstered with white top grade leather. Chair’s Story In 1958 Pierre Paulin became the designer for the furniture company Artifort. Pierre Paulin went on to design a series …