Lounge Chairs, c1940s Luupo

Lounge Chairs, c1940s LuupoA beautifully proportioned pair of lounge chairs produced in Sweden and attributed to designer Otto Schulz for Boet. This pair have wonderfully curved arms and tapering round stained birch wood feet. The chairs have been been totally refurbished at our London workshops with new padding and reupholstery in premium Australian sheepskin. Otto Schulz was a German born Swedish designer and founder of Boet in Gothenburg. He was one of the leading figures in

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A set of 8 Model 31 dining chairs from Kai Kristiansen

The chest features Langkilde’s signature inset solid drawer pulls and East-Asian inspired base frame

Stolen in Denmark and features stunning rosewood paws with stained beech legs

produced in 1953 is one of Wegner's most iconic designs and arguably the most comfortable armchair produced during this period

sculptural rosewood frames and steel fittings on the back legs

patinated oak ball feet and has been reupholstered by our in-house team of upholsterers in luxurious Australian shearling

The frame is made from stunning rosewood and the seat has been upholstered in new aniline leather

A pair of Afromosia teak Candidate lounge chairs produced by Olof Perssons Fatoljindustri (O

This rarely seen sofa was designed in 1955 by Kai Kristiansen as part of the Paper Knife series that includes his iconic lounge chair

This model is a lighter variation on the Samsas chair with slimmer

Danish Cabinetmaker love seat sofa produced c1950s