17th-century farmhouse chair with carved motifs – wabi-sabi

Set of four Danish pine chairs in Rainer Daumiller style – circa 1975 Four modernist chairs in solid pine, made in the same way as the chairs Rainer Daumiller designed for Hirtshals Savværk in Denmark. We have not (yet) been able to trace this exact version, which is why we describe them as ‘in the…

Set of four mid-century modern Danish dining chairs in papercord and solid pine These dining chairs are made of solid pine and rope (papercord), two natural materials that create a warm, cosy atmosphere. Pine is durable, sturdy and resistant to wear; rope is flexible and resilient, adapts to the shape of the body and provides…

Rare 17th century carved walnut board armchair, circa 1650–1680, from the Alpine region (Switzerland, Tyrol or Southern Germany). This type of chair is known as a Brettstuhl, Escabelle or Stabelle. The backrest is deeply carved from a single piece of walnut. It shows a bearded mask sticking out its tongue, framed by bold acanthus scrolls….

Vintage Soudeurop kitchen chair in chrome and black A vintage kitchen chair by Soudeurop, marked on the underside. The slender chrome tubular frame, the open back with vertical spindles and the black seat give the chair a typical 1960s–70s look. The chair has not been restored and retains its original character. Why we chose this…

Set of 2 black rush dining chairs in the style of Vico Magistretti / Charlotte Perriand – Italy, 1970s A graphic set of two black lacquered dining chairs with rush seats, made in Italy in the 1970s. These chairs are often attributed to Vico Magistretti for Cassina and sit in the tradition of Charlotte Perriand:…

Mid-century brutalist chairs with arched cut-outs These characterful brutalist chairs from the mid-century period have a backrest with graceful arched cut-outs, a waisted wooden seat and turned bobbin legs. The design is in the vein of Axel Einar Hjorth, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Touret and Charles Dudouyt. Why we chose this piece The chairs are comfortable…