Pair of Brutalist oak throne chairs with rush seats – the Netherlands, 1930s

Pair of Dutch oak ladderback armchairs with rush seats – 1960s These two ladderback armchairs were made in the 1960s of solid oak with hand-woven rush seats. The turned finials on top of the back legs, the broad armrests and the classic ladder back give them a sturdy, rustic character. Why we chose this piece…

Pair of Dutch Brutalist oak lounge chairs with rush seats, circa 1935 These two Brutalist oak lounge chairs with rush seats were made in the Netherlands around 1935. The robust, fairy-tale design – often called storybook – and the low seat height make them particularly comfortable and full of character. Why we chose this piece…

1980s Italy Memphis Style Salmistraro Augusto Mandelli Walter Selva A rare Memphis-style chair designed by Augusto Mandelli and Walter Selva for Salmistraro, Italy, in the 1980s. The black parts are made of leather; the chair has new pink velvet upholstery. Why we chose this piece Bold shapes and a playful colour contrast: a rare piece…

Rare Dutch Brutalist oak armchair with integrated side table – 1950s This exceptional Brutalist armchair from the 1950s was made in the Netherlands of solid oak. The robust, sculptural design with its tall split back is a real statement and reflects the raw, honest formal language of Brutalism. A striking feature is the wooden side…

Pair of English oak armchairs with ladder back and rush seats These two English oak armchairs have a classic ladder back, finely turned (bobbin) spindles and hand-woven rush seats. The crafted design goes back to centuries-old English country furniture traditions and was executed in solid oak in the 1970s. If desired, the seats can be…