Blow chair. Traces of wear like not being totally clear plastic. This was the first mass-produced inflatable chair. Designed by the Milan-based studio of De Pas, D’Urbino, and Lomazzi and manufactured through a new technique, electronic welding. This icon of 1960s Pop furniture embodies the revolutionary spirit of its time. It is a youthful, playful expression of the free, casual life-style and culture of ephemerality associated with this period. This chair is truly unique. Executed in PVC plastic.

Measure: Weight 4.5 kg

Five very beautiful Matteo Grassi cantilever chairs in black are sold here. This is the MG 5 model in which the leather surface is closed, i.e. the seat and backrest are connected to each other. This not only looks particularly elegant, but also offers a high level of seating comfort. The saddle leather is of very high quality and has normal age-related signs of wear, giving it an authentic and beautiful patina. All in all a very good vintage condition. The chairs are embossed on the back.

The Fjord chair, created in 2002 by designer Patricia Urquiola for Moroso’s collection, is inspired by the Scandinavian atmosphere. The chair’s name, “Fjord,” reflects this influence and has been translated into a visually striking design element that captures attention and sparks creativity. The standout feature of the Fjord chair is its unique broken shell form, which embodies an abstract concept while also serving as a functional and visually appealing design piece.

Vintage Gold Lloyd Loom Chair. Vintage Lloyds Loom occasional chair, original gold finish. Dimensions: 54cm wide x 62cm deep x 41cm seat height x 79cm back height. Seat 44cm x 44cm. Condition: Overall good solid condition, general age and signs of use, missing two of the brass caps on the feet.

Emmanuelle armchair in peacock patterned rattan, original variation of the Emmanuelle armchair. Stylized patterns of peacock feathers. Excellent condition, no defects noted, good quality of the rattan, solid and stable. Total height: 1m60; Total depth: 60cm; Total width: 1m15; Seat height: 45cm; Seat depth: 48cm.

Iconic throne chair, model 312 or Willow Chair, designed by the early modernist architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1904.
Originally he designed this chair for the Willow Tea Room in Glasgow, Scotland.
In 1973 Cassina relaunched this model. This particular chair was manufactured by Cassina in the 1990s. It is marked with the Cassina label and it has number 3515. Also the original Cassina booklets are with it.
The chair is made of solid black stained ash wood. The seat cushion is newly made and is upholstered with a light blue Kvadrat Steelcut Trio fabric (90% wool).
In its original configuration, the high, semicircular backrest of this solid wood throne served as a divider between the entrance and the tea room behind it, framing the seat in a complex series of lines and shapes that wholly reflect the geometric and floral style of Mackintosh.
Superior craftsmanship, the various components of the structure are hand-assembled.
A true masterpiece!
The chair is in very good condition. Except for the seat cushion, the chair is fully original. Only minor traces of wear.

Pair of elegant “Japan” lounge chairs, made from teak with clean lines. White wool upholstery. Shared ottoman with cognac colored leather.

Discover this vintage African push-fit chair from the 1950s. The wooden Palaver chair with relief pattern consists of 2 panels that can be easily slotted together. with its great design and space-saving storage, it is very decorative and adds a boho look to any room. A real eye-catcher and a talking point.