MODERN ARMCHAIRS

A pair of bamboo armchairs from the 1960s, featuring a light and airy design typical of the era. The woven bamboo frame offers a natural feel and a vintage aesthetic, ideal for retro-inspired settings or for adding a touch of exotic style to modern spaces. The armchairs are in fair condition and require some minor repairs to ensure full functionality. Perfect for a relaxing reading nook or for enhancing a living room with a piece of design history.

A pair of swivel chairs designed by Carl Eric Klote for Overman MFG in the 1960s, they represent a significant example of Nordic creativity. These chairs stand out for their enveloping design and lightweight structure. Made of mustard-colored stretch fabric, they retain their vintage charm. The chromed metal base ensures stability, although one of the eight plastic feet is missing. Ideal for those who appreciate Scandinavian design and desire an authentic piece from the period.

Vintage armchair from the 1970s and 1980s, made of bamboo, perfect for adding a retro and natural touch to your living space. The bamboo frame features sinuous and harmonious lines that lend visual lightness and structural strength. Ideal for spaces requiring a distinctive furnishing element, this armchair fits perfectly in both modern and classic settings. Suitable for both living rooms and covered verandas, where natural light can enhance its features.

A 1960s corner sofa composed of four armchairs and a corner element, featuring an original period green fabric seat. The metal legs lend a solid, modern look typical of the design of the period. In fair condition, the sofa shows some signs of wear, making it perfect for an upholstery renewal project. This piece of furniture represents a versatile solution for those looking to integrate a period piece with a distinctive design into their living space.

Vintage armchairs from the 1950s and 1960s with metal legs embellished with brass tips. These seats feature original upholstery that shows signs of age, making them perfect for a custom renovation project. Ideal for those who appreciate vintage design and wish to bring back the charm of a historic era through creative restoration.

This 1970s armchair features a metal frame and black faux leather seat with a buttoned plaid pattern, lending a retro charm to the decor. Ideal for spaces requiring a vintage touch, it's perfect in a living room or study with a modern or industrial style. It's in fair condition, with signs of wear that testify to its authenticity and age.

A pair of 1950s Bergère armchairs, featuring a classic and inviting design. The frame is padded with sprung springs, ensuring long-lasting comfort, while the seat cushions are filled with down, offering a soft, luxurious feel. The original velvet upholstery lends a touch of elegance, although it shows some signs of wear typical of its age. The tapered wooden legs provide stability and a slender profile. This piece is suitable for customization through a restoration at our restoration workshop, allowing you to adapt it to your personal taste. Ideal for those who appreciate the charm of vintage design and desire a piece that tells a story.

Maugrion Manufacture

This 1980s armchair, designed by Maugrion for Roche Bobois, features a red lacquered rattan and bamboo frame. The leather inserts add a touch of elegance to the overall design. The frame is in very good condition, a testament to the quality of the materials used. The cushions retain their original floral fabric, which, however, would require updating to restore the sofa to its original splendor. Ideal for those who appreciate vintage furnishings and want a distinctive piece in their living space.

A pair of vintage armchairs from the 1950s featuring a solid and comfortable structure. The sprung padding ensures long-lasting support, while the fabric upholstery, not original to the period, shows some signs of wear that testify to its age-old charm. The brass front legs combine with the wooden rear legs, creating an elegant and distinctive contrast. In good overall condition, these armchairs are ideal for a living room seeking to combine style and history.

Italian-made armchairs from the 1950s and 1960s, featuring a simple and elegant design typical of the period. The wooden frame features clean lines and tapered legs that lend a visual lightness. The neutral-toned, vertically striped fabric upholstery shows signs of wear and requires renovation to restore the armchairs to their original splendor. These pieces represent an ideal foundation for a restoration project, offering the option of customizing the fabric to your taste. Perfect for adding a vintage touch to a living room or study, these armchairs showcase the Italian craftsmanship of the period.

Armchair with foam padding, renewed upholstery, not original from the period and stained wooden legs.

Italian armchairs from the 1940s and 1950s, characterized by a simple and functional design, require restoration. The simple wooden armrests have some imperfections that can be repaired or restored to their former glory. These armchairs represent an opportunity for those who wish to enhance an authentic piece of period furniture with a renovation project.

Armchairs from the 1950s that embody the style and elegance of 20th-century Italian design. Crafted with a sturdy frame, these armchairs require a refresh of the padding and fabric to restore their functionality and original beauty. The rounded armrests and enveloping backrest offer comfort and support, while the tapered wooden legs add a touch of class. Ideal for those seeking a restoration project that brings iconic pieces back to their former glory. Once renovated, these armchairs will be perfect for enhancing any space with a touch of vintage authenticity.

These Italian-made 1950s armchairs feature a period-defining design that combines comfort and style. The sturdy frame is complemented by tapered wooden legs, a distinctive element of the era. The upholstery features a vibrant floral pattern in shades of red, orange, and green, evoking a vintage design aesthetic. These armchairs require renovation to restore their original beauty, offering an ideal opportunity for those wishing to personalize a vintage piece. Perfect for adding a touch of authenticity to living rooms or studies, they represent a charming example of postwar Italian design.

Pair of model "118" armchairs designed by Grete Jalk for France & Son in the 1960s. The frame is made of teak, known for its charming natural grain, and the padding is spring and feather, while the upholstery is fabric. The armchairs are in fair condition, showing signs of age that add character and authenticity. A classic example of period Scandinavian design, these armchairs are ideal for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics and uncompromising comfort.

Pair of armchairs with spring padding, foam and fabric covering.

Armchair with metal frame, foam padding and fabric covering.

Armchair, spring padding, feather cushion, fabric upholstery.

Vintage armchair from the 1960s featuring an iconic design, with a structure that embodies the aesthetics of the period. The foam padding offers remarkable comfort, while the red velvet upholstery adds a touch of elegance and warmth to the room. The enameled metal legs provide stability and a modern contrast to the fabric. Despite some signs of wear, the armchair is in good overall condition, reflecting its authenticity and era. It's a perfect addition to any living space with a well-preserved touch of retro style.

1980s

The Baisity armchair, designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B in the 1980s, is a distinctive example of modern design and functionality. Featuring leather upholstery for an elegant and refined look, the armchair offers superior comfort thanks to its foam padding and feather cushions. The design includes wheels at the front, making it easy to move, although they do show signs of wear. In good overall condition, this armchair is ideal for enhancing contemporary spaces or relaxation areas, offering a touch of class and practicality. The leather, with its sophisticated texture, adds an element of discreet luxury, making it a versatile and functional piece of interior design.