Mid century modern
The years when moulded shells, bent steel and fibreglass replaced the cabinetmaker's frame. Chairs from this era were drawn for volume production and still outlast most furniture made since. Each one is checked, honestly photographed and ready for daily use.
Herman Miller airport bench, four seats with table
Modernica for Eames Fibreglass Bar Stool in Bright Orange
The concept of this chair was conceived in the United States by the designers Charles and Ray Eames and then manufactured in Germany, Switzerland and the USA. This version created by Modernica for Eames in Los Angeles, USA.
Herman Miller airport bench, three seats
Herman Miller for Verner Panton, 1970s, set of four
This Panton chair was manufactured by Verner Panton for Herman Miller in 1971 and is made of S-shaped plastic. Panton designed the first ever chair consisting of a single element, formed from plastic, available in different colours. The S chair became Panton's best-known and most widely produced design.
Modernica for Eames fibreglass bar stool in black
The concept of this chair was conceived in the United States by the designers Charles and Ray Eames and then manufactured in Germany, Switzerland and the USA. This version created by Modernica for Eames in Los Angeles, USA.
Verner Panton Cone chair in vibrant orange
Orange fabric Cone chair, attributed to Verner Panton for Rosenthal, 1950s.
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