The No. 24 Bentwood Chair continues to be a popular chair used in residential and restaurant environments around the world.  This version of No. 24 Bentwood Chair is available with a wide variety of fabrics and leather for upholstering the seat.  The bentwood frame is available in a wide variety of different stains and lacquers making customization to any environment easy.
The B24 Bentwood Chair is built in the Czech Republic using traditional bentwood manufacturing techniques established by Michael Thonet in the 1800s.  These techniques assure that you are receiving a quality bentwood piece that you can enjoy for years.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 30 1/4"  D 19"  W 21 1/4"  SH 18 1/4"  ArH 28 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish.  Seat upholstered with fabric or leather.

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Michael Thonet No. 24 Bentwood Chair By Ton (upholstered)

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Chairs

The Pierre Paulin Mushroom Lounge Chair F560 is included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. As one of the more influential modern classic Paulin pieces, the Mushroom lounge chair has gone on to impact contemporary furniture design.
Artifort refers to the Mushroom chair as "an armchair for all times. Sensitive yet strong. Art that is always comfortable." We tend to think of it as a masterpiece of organic design that brightens any environment.
Made in Holland by Artifort.
Dimensions: H 26 1/2"  D 33 1/2"  W 35 1/2"  SH 15 3/4"

Pierre Paulin Mushroom Lounge Chair F560 By Artifort

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Lounge Chairs

Introduced at the 2012 Milan Furniture Fair, the Coupe Series is an exciting chair range from the young designer, Stefano Sandona. The Softline 1979Coupe Series was awarded the Good Design Award in 2011 by the Chicago Antheneum Museum of Architecture and Design and the European Center for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.
In the Softline 1979 Coupe Series, Sandona uses a very wide range of bases to accent the plastic seat.  The seat shell itself is quite unique with a pattern of bent lines running through the scratch-resistant plastic material.  The Coupe's translucent seat material makes it a great dining or pull-up chair for any environment.
Made in Italy by Softline 1979.
Dimensions: H 32"  D 20 1/2"  W 19 1/4"  SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Base in solid ash with natural, stained, or lacquered finish  Seat in injection-molded polypropylene seat.
Minimum 2 per order.

Coupe Omc Chair By Softline 1979

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Dining Chairs

The Eero Saarinen Womb Chair is one of this modern classic master's most enduring designs. Originally designed in 1946 - 1948, the Saarinen Womb Chair quickly became a favorite of homeowners and designers worldwide. Its curvaceous look and comfortable feel evoke a certain calm to the environment in which it is placed. The Saarinen Womb Chair is constructed with steel rods and molded fiberglass. It is upholstered with your choice of fabric or leather.
The Womb Chair was just the second chair to be designed by Eero Saarinen.  It was developed using Saarinen's idea of how he thought people should sit.  Different sizes of the chair were developed, including a children's version and a two-seat Womb Chair.
This Saarinen Womb Chair is upholstered by Italian craftsmen in Tuscany.  The attention to detail is exquisite.
When considering Saarinen chairs, the curvy Womb Chair is one of the most stylish and popular. Add the matching Saarinen Womb Ottoman to complete the look.
Dimensions: H 36" D 36 1/4" W 39 1/2" SH 16"
Material: Polished chrome steel rod base. Molded fiberglass shell. Upholstered with fabric or leather. Saarinen Womb Ottoman sold separately.

Eero Saarinen Womb Chair

The Trip Side Table by Midj is a simple and clean side table available in three different sizes. The Trip Side Table is accented by its tapering legs and hide leather upholstered top.  It may also be specified with one of 4 different crystal ceramic materials.
Designed by Paolo Vernier, the Trip Side Table is an exquisite addition to any contemporary interior.
Made in Italy by Midj.
Dimensions:
small - H 17 3/4"  Dia 12"
medium  - H 20 1/2"  Dia 13 3/4"
large - H 23 1/4"  Dia 15 3/4"
Materials:  Steel base lacquered or plated. Regenerated hide leather with saddle stitch edge, or crystal ceramic top.

Trip Side Table By Midj

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End Tables

The No. 56 Bentwood Chair by Ton is a fine example of Michael Thonet's approach in manufacturing.  His approach in using pre-prepared molds, uniform veneers, and mechanical procedures allowed him to create the A56 Bentwood Chair, but also use many of the same parts from this chair in other bentwood designs.
In 1853 Michael Thonet founded the Gebruder Thonet Company (Thonet Brothers).  He transferred the ownership of the bentwood furniture company to his five sons.  He was just 57 at the time, and remained very active in the company, and retained full control.  This inclusion of his sons in the ownership allowed for their expertise of business and craftsmanship to be fully integrated into the organization.  This key moment in the company’s history fueled spectacular growth and design for years to come.
The No. 56 Bentwood Chair is very popular in Europe and America for both residential and commercial applications.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 31 1/2"  D 19"  W 17 1/2"  SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood Chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish.  Seat in wood veneer, embossed veneer, or upholstered with fabric or leather.  Please note seat will match frame coloring when specifying wood veneer seat.

Michael Thonet No. 56 Bentwood Chair By Ton

The round and soft Artifort Andrea Chair was designed by the Swedish architects Claesson, Koivisto, and Rune. The dining and meeting chair complements the Palladio table family perfectly. The shape is like a blooming flower, equally pleasing to view from any angle and is very comfortable.
Because of its soft geometry and versatility in available fabrics and leg colors, the Andrea Chair blends in with any interior.
‘In the design, we have strived to achieve a soft, rather rounded, contemporary expression. It is proportioned to be both inviting and offers a high level of comfort’, Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto, and Ola Rune explain. ‘As well the sculptural qualities of the design, the main design feature is the way the legs rise up between the upholstered parts in a distinct fashion. This allows the possibility to play with fabrics in combination with the leg frame.’
Made in Holland.
Dimensions:  H 31 1/4"  D 23 1/4"  W 24"  SH 18 1/2"
Materials: Seat and back upholstered with fabric.  Steel legs powder coated.

Andrea Chair By Artifort

The Saarinen Tulip Table was designed between 1954 and 1957.  It was introduced in 1958 in New York City as part of a wide range of revolutionary furniture.  The Pedestal Series was comprised of a side chair, armchair, stool, coffee and side tables, and various sizes of dining height tables.  Saarinen’s famous tulip base was used on each of these pieces of furniture.  Each was constructed with cast aluminum creating a strong and durable piece of furniture.
Through the years, Saarinen experimented extensively with the tulip table.  Various sizes and materials were used for the Saarinen tabletop and the base.  Since his death in 1961, even more sizes and materials have been developed to meet the extensive demand for this modern classic series of furniture.
Our Saarinen Tables are a masterful reproduction of the original Saarinen Table. Close attention is paid to the workmanship of the stone and base creating a modern classic meant to last for years. The Saarinen Tulip Table base is available in matte white or black, glossy white or black, or matte silver. The Saarinen Table top is available in a wide variety of stones and laminates, including the popular white Carrara and black Marquina.
The Saarinen Table base is treated with a clear protective finish to resist scratches, stains, and scuffs.  Stone tops are protected with a natural wax finish.
Made in Italy.
In-stock - top in white laminate or white Carrara marble (natural / glossy). Saarinen tables are available in a variety of other tops.
Dimensions: Height 28 1/4   Width 31 1/2"  Length 55 1/4"
Materials: Saarinen tulip table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of laminate, marble, or porcelain top.  White, black, and silver bases are available in a glossy or matte finish.
Seats: 3-5

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Oval Dining 32 X 55 Inch

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Tables & Desks

The Beso 4 Leg Side Chair by Artifort was designed by their internal art director, Khodi Feiz, in 2015.  The chair was introduced at the Milan Furniture Fair of that year.  The Beso Chair is a versatile and affordable chair that is part of a series of seating that includes a side chair, armchair, and barstool. "The notion of lightness, flexibility, and comfort is what I like about this collection of chairs," explains Feiz.  The Beso takes an innovative approach to construction and upholstery.  This allows us to dress the chairs very simply using a hidden zipper system."
Made in Holland by Artifort.
Dimensions: H 32 1/4"  D 22"  W 20 1/2"  SH 18 1/2"
Materials: Tubular steel base with powder coat finish.  Seat upholstered in fabric or leather.  Plastic glides standard.  Felt glides optional.

Beso 4 Leg Side Chair By Artifort

This English SP4 Chair by Oliver Percy Bernard has a complicated pedigree. It is a descendant of a similar chair with a thinner seat designed in 1928 by Wassily and Hands Luckhardt and used in their home on the Ruppenhorn. The Luckhardt chair was first produced by Desta (Deutsche Stahlmobel), a company founded by Anton Lorenz in 1929. When Desta was liquidated in 1933, all the designs were sold to Thonet who sold this model as SS33. A variation of this model with a single rod in the back (attributed to Lorenz) was also sold by Desta and, then, by Thonet.
This present English SP4 Chair is a reworking of the Luckhardt chair by Oliver Percy Bernard during his short association (1931-1933) with Pel Ltd., London (SP4). In 1982 it was reintroduced by Sheridan Coakley as part of his collection of classics.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 29 3/4" D 24" W 21" SH 18"
Materials: Armchair in chrome plated or black painted tubular steel. Upholstered seat and back.

Oliver Percy Bernard Sp4 English Chair

The Michael Thonet No. 60 Bentwood Stool can trace its origins back to the mid-1800s.  This reproduction of the stool uses the traditional bentwood styles that one commonly associates with the furniture designs of Michael Thonet.
Though the invention of the bentwood technique should be attributed to the American Samuel Gragg, it was Michael Thonet that experimented with the technique to an extreme level and made the bentwood chair one of the great commercial successes of all time.  An infatuation with reducing the number of pieces used in the construction of furniture, Michael Thonet created techniques of bending wood on multiple planes.  The techniques led to the development of phenomenal chair successes such as the legendary No. 14 and No. 18 bentwood chairs.
In 1861 Michael Thonet found the perfect location to build a new mass-production bentwood factory.  Eastern Moravia (Czech Republic) provided the optimal conditions of large beechwood forests, inexpensive labor, and a railway to transport bentwood furniture inexpensively throughout Europe.  Only one of these early factories is still in existence, Ton a.s.
Using the same techniques for over 150 years, this bentwood furniture maker still follows old-world processes for manufacturing.  The bentwood chair you receive now, is essentially the same as one might receive in a home in Austria in the 1800s.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: Height 18 1/4"  D 17 1/2"  W 17 1/2"
Materials: Bentwood Stool. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain or lacquer finish.  Seat in wood veneer or woven cane.

Michael Thonet No 60 Bentwood Stool By Ton

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Bauhaus 2 Your House's Saarinen Tulip Tables are a masterful reproduction of the original design. Absolute attention is paid to the workmanship of the marble and base creating a modern classic meant to last for years. The Saarinen Tulip Table base is available in matte white or black, glossy white or black, or matte silver. The Saarinen Tulip Table top is available in a wide variety of stones and laminates, including the ever-popular white Carrara and black Marquina.
Designed in 1957, the Saarinen Table envelopes the thought and theory behind one of the 20th century's great architects. The Saarinen Table continues to be a favorite of design enthusiasts around the world as it can be used in a variety of spaces but is most commonly used in dining or conference settings.
The finishes for the tops and bases for the Saarinen Table have changed throughout the years, and more sizes have been added.  In 1957 the standard finishes included white, black, charcoal, and gray-beige.  Initial top finishes included Madera gray beige marble, Rosso colomendino brown rose marble, and St. Laurent dark brown marble.
Made in Italy.
In-stock in white Carrara marble, black Marquina marble, white Arabescato, and white laminate. Saarinen tulip tables are available in a variety of other tops including marble, laminate, ceramic, and wood veneers.
Dimensions: Height 28 1/4"  Width 54" Length 96" (marble or laminate)
Height 28 1/4"  Width 47 1/4" Length 94 1/2" (wood veneer)
Materials: Oval dining height Saarinen tulip table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of laminate, marble, or ceramic top.  White, black, and silver bases are available in a glossy or matte finish. The base is treated with a clear protective finish to resist scratches, stains, and scuffs. Saarinen table stone tops are protected with a natural wax finish.
Seats: 7-9

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Oval Dining 54 X 96 Inch

Michael Thonet's company designed the No. 811 Bentwood Armchair in the 1920s. The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair is often attributed to Josef Hoffmann but is more likely the design of Josef Frank. The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair was first introduced as the A64F and had a different version of front legs than later versions.  The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair is also one of the first versions of bentwood chairs to be offered in a variety of colored finishes.  The No. 811 Bentwood Armchair went on to become one of the company's most popular designs and is still widely used by designers worldwide.
The output of Michael Thonet's factories was vast, due in part to his idea of designing separate pieces which would be combined to make a large number of models. Michael Thonet stands out as a designer and pioneer both in mass production and in design, as he artistically explored the new forms and unique qualities of his newly invented technique.  Remarkably few changes have been necessary over the last 150 years. The factory still follows the 19th-century production methods developed by Michael Thonet to produce stylistically accurate, handsome, and sturdy bentwood chairs, stools, tables, and accessories.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton
Dimensions: H 31 1/2"  D 21"  W 19 3/4"  SH 18 1/4"  ArH 26 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood armchair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain.  Upholstered seat and back.

Josef Hoffmann No 811 Bentwood Armchair By Ton - Upholstered Seat And Back

Arm Chairs

The Eileen Gray Bibendum Chair was named by Gray herself when she saw Michelin Tire company's iconic caricature. The Bibendum Chair joins the Adjustable Height Table as one of her most widely recognized designs. The Bibendum Chair has been attributed to the work Eileen Gray did in Paris for Suzanne Talbot's Rue de Lota project. The Eileen Gray Bibendum Chair is one of several designs that typify Gray's opulent take on the stark modernist aesthetic. Until her death, Eileen Gray was fairly unrecognized, but she is now regarded as one of the most influential 20th-century designers and architects. The Bibendum is a large and comfortable lounge chair. Extreme attention has been paid to stitching and foam cutting to ensure the Bibendum chair is very clean in its appearance and will retain this beauty for years. The unique base has been finished with a high degree of precision and a triple chrome finish.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 29 1/4"   D 33"   W 35 3/4"  SH 17"
Materials: Armchair upholstered with chrome tubular frame. Hardwood structure stuffed with polyurethane foam. Chrome-plated tubular steel base. Upholstered in or leather.

Eileen Gray Bibendum Chair

Charles Rennie Mackintosh reinvented the Art Nouveau Movement with his "Spook School" designs. This armchair named the "Dug Out" chair for the tearoom that it was designed for, is unmistakably a Mackintosh design. The combination of his trademark geometric patterns and smooth flowing lines is brought to reality in what could be one of his most comfortable chairs now in production.
While no existing examples of the "Dug Out" chair have ever been located, the details of this chair can be found in the architectural drawings of the Dug Out Tearoom. This and the complete furnishings of the tearoom can be seen in watercolor painting (1917) that remains in the collection of Glasgow University. The "Dug Out" chair was also believed to be included in the furniture designed for the home of W. Basset Lowke, along with such pieces as the Gate Leg Table, and the Mackintosh Hutch.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 33" D 25 1/2" W 33"  SH 13 1/2"  ArH 21 3/4"
Materials: Armchair in black stained ash, open pore, with mother of pearl inserts; upholstered seat and arms.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh Dug Out Chair

The No. 33 Bentwood Chair was first introduced in 1902 in Paris. It was initially designed as a writing desk chair since it was inexpensive and quite comfortable.
The No. 33 Bentwood Chair was often used in designed by such designers like Le Corbusier and Poul Henningsen. The chair was reintroduced in 1927 at the Werkbund exhibition in Stuttgart where it became a very popular style.
It is also notable that in the 1927 Deutsche Werkbund exhibition (an exhibition of 33 housing units, directed by Mies Van der Rohe, and the first gathering of architects working in the new International Style) half of the 16 architects used Michael Thonet's designed bentwood chairs. The most popular chair? The August Thonet designed No. 33 Bentwood Chair.
Highly customizable, the No. 33 Bentwood Chair is available in a number of seating options and finishes, including stains and lacquer finishes.
The No. 33 B entwood C hair is made in an original Michael Thonet factory in the Czech Republic.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton
Dimensions: H 30"  D 22 1/2"  W 21 1/2"  Seat height 18 1/4"  Arm Height 26 3/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Solid beechwood frame or stained beechwood frame. Seat and back upholstered with fabric or leather.

August Thonet No. 33 Bentwood Chair By Ton - Upholstered Seat And Back

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Our Saarinen Tulip Tables are a masterful reproduction of the original Saarinen table. Absolute attention is paid to the workmanship of the stone and base creating a modern classic meant to last for years. The Saarinen table base is available in matte white or black, glossy white or black, or matte silver. The Saarinen table top is available in a wide variety of stones and laminates, including the ever-popular white Arabescato and black Marquina. Add this beautiful piece of Saarinen furniture to your home today.
Eero Saarinen was born in Finland in 1910.  Over the next 51 years, Saarinen would produce a body of architectural and industrial design work that will forever be considered to be of great importance to the American landscape.  From tables and chairs to airport terminals and classroom desks, Saarinen’s reach was far and wide.  As one of the second-generation designers of the modernist movement, Saarinen experimented with materials and shapes.  His research and designs led to buildings and furniture that most thought could never be created such as the legendary Saarinen table.
Among Saarinen’s most notable furniture design was the Pedestal Furnishings Series which was introduced in 1958.  This series included the tulip chair, tulip armchair, tulip dining and coffee tables, tulip side tables, and a stool.  The continuity of this series was perfect, thus eliminating the “slum of legs” that Saarinen detested so much.
This round dining height tulip table has a lacquered cast aluminum base in white or black and stands 28 1/4" in height. The base is treated with a clear protective finish to resist scratches, stains, and scuffs. Saarinen table stone tops are protected with a natural wax finish.
In-stock in white Carrara marble (natural/glossy) and white laminate. Saarinen tables are available in a variety of other tops.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 28 1/4"  Diameter 42 1/4"
Materials: Saarinen tulip table with white, black, or matte silver lacquered cast aluminum base and choice of laminate, marble, or porcelain top.  White, black, and silver bases are available in a glossy or matte finish.
Seats: 4-6

Eero Saarinen Tulip Table - Round Dining 42 Inch

The Anfibio has become one of Italy's most famous contemporary design classics. Designed by Alessandro Becchi in 1970, the Anfibio has a unique and timeless style that has been updated several times to give it additional functionality. From sofa to bed in a flash, the Anfibio is great for any contemporary living space.
See the Anfibio in use in this short YouTube video.
Made in Italy by Giovannetti.
Dimensions: small - H 13 3/4"  D 94 1/2"  W 49 1/4" (open as bed) /  H 27 1/2"  D 47 1/4"  W 49 1/4" (closed as a sofa)
medium - H 13 3/4"  D 94 1/2"  W 74 3/4" (open as bed) /  H 27 1/2"  D 47 1/4"  W 74 3/4" (closed as a sofa)
large - H 13 3/4"  D 78 3/4"  W 94 1/2" (open as bed) /  H 27 1/2"  D 39 1/4"  W 94 1/2" (closed as a sofa)
Materials: Transformable sofa / bed with frame in rectangular steel.  Padding in shape retaining polyurethane foam covered with acrylic thermo welded fiber and protective tissue.  High thick mattress with polyurethane structure.  Removable upholstery.

Anfibio By Giovannetti

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Born in Augsburg, Germany in 1881, Otto Blumel studied architecture at Munich's Technical University.  Blumel later studied painting at the "Debitzsch" school.  From 1907 to 1914 he was the head of design department of "Vereinigte Werkstaetten fur Kunst im Handwerk" in Munich. This was a leading school of the time where trends-setters for interior decoration and architecture studied. It was during this time that Blumel designed this stunning Nymphenburg coat rack.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 71"  Diameter 20"
Materials: Chrome plated brass.
Minor assembly required.

Otto Blumel Coat Rack

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Young, elegant and extremely original, the Momma Lounge series is one of the most delightful series of chairs from Giovannetti.  Offered in three sizes, there is a Momma Lounge available for all members of the family.
Made in Italy by Giovannetti
Dimensions:
Extra small -  H 21 3/4"  D 16 1/2"  W 29 1/2"  SH 11 3/4"
Medium -  H 27 1/2"  D 29 1/2"  W 35 1/2"  SH 13 3/4"
Extra large -  H 31 1/2"  D 35 1/2"  W 43 1/4  SH 15 3/4"
Materials: Lounge chair available in three different sizes. Wooden frame.  Padding in polyurethane foam covered in acrylic fiber.  Springing with reinforced elastic belts.  Wood feet in natural beechwood, walnut or cherry stained beechwood.  Removable cover.

Momma Lounge Chair By Giovannetti

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Ultra-elegant Poltrona armchair with upholstered cushions and buttons.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 38" D 38" W 39 1/2"
Material: Hard-wooden structure. Back and armrests stuffed with polyurethane foam, seat stuffed with polyurethane foam and dawn. Black lacquered beech feet. Upholstered with leather.

Poltrona Armchair

Marcel Breuer's B40 Chair is one of the most iconic pieces from the Bauhaus School. This model is produced by Tecta in Germany, the licensed producer of this item.
Developed in 1926 as the B5 for Standard-Moebel, and reissued by Tecta as the B40, this simple chair is still popular today around a dining room table or as a single utilitarian sculpture. The B40 is available in a variety of finishes including fabric, CORA, and iron yarn (a Bauhaus-created thick woven fabric). You can read more about the history of this Breuer Chair in the Smithsonian permanent collection here.
Made in Germany by Tecta.  Licensed reproductions of Bauhaus Designs by Tecta are approved by the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin and carry the Signet "Original Bauhaus Modell" as designed by Oskar Schlemmer at The Bauhaus Weimar in 1922.
Dimensions: H 34 3/4" D 22 1/2" W 17 3/4" SH 18 1/2"
Materials: Nickel plated steel tube frame. Finished with fabric or leather, black saddle leather with laced up back, or natural cane.  Licensed and numbered Bauhaus re-edition.

Marcel Breuer B40 Chair

The Papillon Lounge by Giovannetti is a contemporary classic lounge series introduced in 1972.  The series is comprised of a comfortable lounge chair, a two seat sofa, and a three seat sofa.  Each has its own informal style making the Papillon a great choice for young contemporary environments.
Made in Italy by Giovannetti
Dimensions:
lounge chair - H 27 1/2"  D 39 1/2"  W 39 1/2"
two seat - H 27 1/2"  D 39 1/2"  W 59"
three seat - H 27 1/2"  D 39 1/2"  W 78 3/4"
Materials: Lounge series with steel structure Padding in shape-retaining foam. Removable cover.

Papillon Lounge Series By Giovannetti

The Michael Thonet 20 Bentwood Chair is widely used in cafes, restaurants, offices, and homes due to its aesthetic appeal and increased comfort from the upholstered ring in the back.
In 1860, Gebruder Thonet introduced a bentwood rocking chair that would take this piece from being something for the aristocracy to a chair of comfort for the middle class.  This marketing to the masses approach became the cornerstone of the company both through their first rocking chair and the A14 Bentwood Chair.  The A14 Bentwood Chair itself eventually attained the name “chair for mass consumption”.  Deviations from the A14 Bentwood Chair, such as the No. 20 Bentwood Chair, soon grew in popularity as well.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 33"  D 21 1/4"  W 16 1/4"  SH 18 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Frame in solid natural beechwood or beechwood with stain.  Back ring in woven cane.  Seat in wood veneer, woven cane, or upholstered with fabric or leather.  Note: Natural cane is used when the seat is in wood veneer or upholstered.

Michael Thonet 20 Bentwood Chair By Ton

The Schaukelstuhl Bentwood Rocking Chair was designed by Gebruder Thonet in 1885. This bentwood rocking chair's structure is in solid steam-bent beechwood.  Its seat and backrest are made of woven cane. This timeless piece is available in classic or lacquered wood.
Made in Italy by GTV.
Dimensions: H 41"  D 41"  W 20 1/2"  SH 19 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood rocking chair.  Beechwood frame with a natural or lacquered finish. Woven cane seat and back.

Gebruder Thonet Schaukelstuhl Rocking Chair By Gtv

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This modernistic console table was designed by the Austrian Wolfgang Hoffmann in the 1930s.   It is a tall and elegant piece that is as striking today as it must have been in the 1930s.  It works well in an entryway or bedroom.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: H 72 1/2"  D 12 1/2"  W 31 1/2"
Floor to table top - 32" Floor to bottom of mirror - 46" Floor to top of mirror - 69 3/4"
Materials: Console with mirror. 24" diameter mirror. Chromed tubular steel frame. Top in MDF lacquered glossy or matte.

Wolfgang Hoffmann Console Table

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The Ironica Chair by Ton takes design cues from country-style chairs, as well as more modern bentwood chairs.  The simplicity, retro style, and variety of available colors allow the Ironica Chair to become a part of any interior.
The back of the Ironica Chair is made of seven hand-smoothed bars holding the bent backrest. This chair is easy to combine with its namesake table, the Ironica Table.
Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.
Dimensions: H 33 1/4"  D 18 3/4"  W 17 1/2"  SH 17 3/4"  Seat Width 16 1/4"
Materials: Bentwood chair. Natural, stained or lacquered solid beechwood frame. Seat in wood veneer or upholstered.
Minimum 2 per order.

Ironica Bentwood Side Chair By Ton

This Josef Hoffmann Table Lamp was designed in Austria in 1910.  It features a hexagon base.
Josef Hoffman was born in Pirnitz, Moravia (now the Czech Republic) in 1870. He studied under Otto Wagner at the Institute of Fine Arts in Vienna and later went on to become one of the founding members of the School of Secession in 1897. The strict grid pattern that formed the basis for his designs, as well as being a favored decorative motif, earned him the nickname “Quadrull H Hoffman” or Little Square Hoffman. His work for the Weiner Werkstatte was a pivotal element in the development of a European tradition of decorative modern design, to which the Parisian Art Deco of the 1920s provided a continuation of this standard.
Made in Italy.
Dimensions: Height 13 3/4"  Diameter 10"
Materials: Base in chrome-plated brass.  Shade in blown opaline glass.
Recommended bulb: 60 watt - E27 bulb.

Josef Hoffmann Table Lamp

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After his famed K8 side table, Wolfgang Hartauer developed the large folding table concept for Tecta: Lot, which was presented at IMM Cologne 2017.  “I was looking for a table that had a “flexible” side – that’s why it has a semi-circular shape,” says Hartauer.  “At the same time, I wanted a table that can be extended or retracted as needed.  So a folding mechanism was on the agenda.”
Hartauer named his table “Lot” as a reference to the German word for perpendicular. Simultaneously, his folding table plays with geometries: a semicircle that is rotated 90 degrees to form a support for the folding element. Hartauer’s idea: to create movement that you can read in the furniture.
Lot is also versatile as it can serve both as a dining and work table.  Not only is it easy to extend or retract but it can also be moved freely around the room without any effort. Despite being made of solid wood, this is a mobile piece of furniture thanks to its hidden rolling mechanism. The Lot Table can be lifted on the round side to move it very easily with one hand on its super-silent castors and then folded down and pushed against a wall.
Lot only requires one person to move it. Versatile enough for an open-plan office. Those who require more workspace can simply direct Lot wherever it is needed.
Made in Germany by Tecta.
Dimensions: H 16 29 1/4"  D 35 1/2"  W 69" -  94 1/2"
Materials:  Convertible dining table, conference table, or desk with folding leaf.  In wood veneer or solid wood.  Rolling mechanism allowing for one person to move the table.

Lot Table By Tecta

Desks

The Jansson Arabesk Chair is a rarely-seen, but an exemplary example of modern classic Scandinavian art furniture. Swedish designer Folke Jansson's 1955 Arabesk Chair was originally made of a wooden framework carved by hand, filled with foam rubber panels, and covered with a yellow and black print fabric. The re-edition is manufactured with an injection of expanded foam on a metal form. Asymmetrical and funky, Jansson's Arabesk Chair is a tri-dimensional unrolling leaf that interlaces and models itself until it reduces itself in correspondence of the three feet. This piece may be ordered in one or two colors.
Made In Italy.
Dimensions: H 30 3/4" x D 32 1/4" x W 28 1/4"
Materials: Three-leg armchair with frame in reinforced expanded foam, Covering in fabric, either single or double color.