VINTAGE SEATS

Six 1960s chairs with a distinctive design, featuring bent plywood seats—a material that combines elegance and comfort—and enameled metal legs. Ideal for vintage-inspired settings, these chairs fit perfectly into both home and office spaces, adding a touch of style and refinement. This set of chairs has been carefully restored in our Cambiago workshops.

1970s office chair designed by Charles & Ray Eames for ICF, featuring an aluminum frame that seamlessly integrates with the upholstered seat for comfort and style. The iconic design is reflected in the chair's functionality and elegance, making it ideal for executive offices or prestigious studios. The adjustable height and reclining backrest allow for a variety of ergonomic needs. In good overall condition, it shows minor signs of wear that testify to its authenticity and history.

Set of four 1950s/60s garden chairs, crafted from white lacquered iron. These chairs feature elegant lines with backrests decorated with ornamental curls, typical of mid-century vintage design. The iron frame offers sturdiness, while the lacquered finish adds a touch of brightness, despite some signs of wear that testify to their authenticity and age. Ideal for decorating outdoor spaces with a retro charm, these chairs are ideal for gardens and terraces.

"Carimate"-style chair with an orange lacquered wooden frame, featuring simple, functional lines reminiscent of the iconic 1960s design. The woven rope seat offers natural comfort and a touch of craftsmanship. The cylindrical legs and curved backrest add visual balance and stability to the frame, making it suitable for both residential and public spaces like offices or waiting rooms. The vibrant orange finish adds a pop of color, ideal for those seeking a distinctive and striking piece of furniture.

Five Italian-made chairs from the 1950s and 1960s, featuring a distinctive design reflected in the distinctive backrest and elegant lines. Crafted from wood, recently restored in our Cambiago workshops, these chairs retain the style of the era, with a slender frame and meticulously crafted details. The recently renovated seat features a light blue fabric upholstery, adding a touch of freshness and modernity while maintaining the original aesthetic. Ideal for spaces that require a balance between tradition and modernity, these chairs are perfectly suited to dining rooms, living rooms, or professional offices.

A 1950s-style bergère armchair, crafted in Italy, featuring a classic and timeless design. The wooden legs lend stability and a touch of elegance to the piece, making it suitable for a variety of decor styles. The sturdy yet inviting frame is ready to be customized with a new fabric of your choice, available from the many options available in our warehouse. This armchair represents the ideal option for those seeking comfort and customization, while maintaining the authentic charm of vintage furniture.

A two-seater sofa from the 1950s, featuring a classic and timeless design. The original mustard-colored fabric lends a touch of warmth and refinement, while the feather cushions offer a cozy and enveloping seat. The wooden legs add a touch of stability and elegance. Ideal for those who appreciate vintage charm, the sofa can be used in its original form or reupholstered with the numerous options available in our warehouse in Cambiago.

Two 1950s reclining armchairs made by Camea, recognizable by their fire-branded logo. The wooden frame features curved armrests, while the cushions are upholstered in floral fabric. The reclining backrest provides a personalized and comfortable seating experience, ideal for relaxing. A fine example of Italian craftsmanship, these armchairs combine practicality and retro style.

Chairs from the 1950s and 1960s featuring a metal frame with brass tips, while the fabric-upholstered seat and backrest require restoration. These chairs combine functionality and style, ideal for those seeking a vintage touch in contemporary settings.

Chairs produced by Sabot for Maison Jansen in the 1970s and designed by Alain Delon, featuring a polished brass frame that lends a refined look. The set includes six chairs, two of which feature a higher backrest, emphasizing an elegant and distinctive design. The fabric upholstery varies between shades of green and decorative patterns that add further refinement. Ideal for spaces requiring quality furnishings and a sophisticated design.

The transparent polycarbonate "Louis Ghost" chairs, designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell, represent a perfect blend of contemporary design and classic inspiration. These chairs are a modern interpretation of the Louis XV armchairs, with clean lines and an elegant profile that adapts to a variety of settings, from the dining room to the living room. The transparency of the material lends a sense of visual lightness, while the robustness of the polycarbonate ensures durability and resistance. Ideal for modern spaces that maintain a connection with tradition, these chairs are an example of innovation in furniture design.

Italian-made 1950s chair with armrests, featuring a wooden frame and green fabric-upholstered seat and back. Ideal for those seeking authenticity and style without sacrificing functionality, it easily integrates into retro or contemporary settings.

The "Carimate" chair, designed by Vico Magistretti and produced by Cassina, is an iconic example of 20th-century Italian design. The wooden frame features a simple yet visually striking aesthetic, thanks to its clean lines and solid construction. The woven straw seat lends a warm, natural feel to the piece, as well as ensuring exceptional comfort. Ideal for both modern and traditional settings, this chair embodies the timeless elegance typical of Magistretti's creations. The combination of high-quality materials and refined design makes this piece not only functional but also a cult object for furniture and design enthusiasts.

Two 1970s-style stools featuring a lacquered wood frame. The seat is made of woven rope, lending a touch of craftsmanship and comfort. The dark lacquer of the wood pairs harmoniously with the natural color of the rope, creating an elegant visual contrast. These stools are ideal for completing a retro or modern setting, offering functionality and refined design. The quality of the materials and attention to detail reflect the artisanal tradition of Italian design of the time.

A 1950s-1960s sofa featuring a wicker and bamboo frame that recalls the natural, welcoming style of the era. The handcrafted wicker gives the piece a woven look, while the bamboo provides strength and durability. The compact design and curved lines of the backrests and armrests make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor spaces, such as verandas or conservatories. The warm tone of the natural material complements perfectly with vintage or boho-chic decor, adding a touch of authenticity. Fairly well preserved with some signs of wear.

Two wicker and bamboo armchairs dating back to the 1950s and 1960s, featuring a cozy design. The bamboo frame and wicker weave lend a natural, welcoming feel. These armchairs, perfect for a living room or conservatory, are an example of vintage craftsmanship that combines functionality and style. They are in fair condition, with slight signs of wear that testify to their authenticity and history. The wide seats and rounded armrests offer comfort, making them ideal for relaxing.

A pair of 1960s-style armchairs with a metal frame that embodies the essential design of the era. The seat, backrest, and armrests are upholstered in burgundy-red vinyl, adding a vibrant, retro touch. While retaining its original charm, the upholstery can be customized or replaced to suit modern tastes and needs. Ideal for adding a touch of vintage style to living rooms, studies, or workspaces, these armchairs represent a blend of form and function typical of mid-century design.

The six "Laurianetta" armchairs, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa and produced by B&B Italia in the 1980s, represent a classic of 20th-century Italian design. The frame, made of steel profiles coated in polyurethane, ensures solidity and durability, while the cognac-colored leather upholstery adds a touch of timeless elegance. These armchairs are ideal for refined settings such as living rooms, studies, or lounge areas, perfectly combining functionality and design. The set of six pieces stands out for its harmonious design and quality materials, exemplifying B&B Italia's artisanal excellence.

Armchair, foam padding, fabric upholstery (not original from the period), enameled metal legs and brass tips. Very good condition, completely restored.

Four "Laurianetta" armchairs designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa and produced by B&B Italia in the 1980s. The frame is made of steel profiles coated in polyurethane, while the cognac-colored leather upholstery lends a timeless elegance, ideal for refined settings. This set of four armchairs combines functionality and design, representing a perfect example of 20th-century Italian design. Perfect for enhancing living rooms, studies, or lounge areas with a touch of class.