Pavel Janák Cubist Wood Chair, Flat Back

A dark-stained oak side chair designed and produced in the Netherlands, c. 1940s. 14.75” seat height

Working against the minimal shapes and ergonomic design of streamlined mid-century European furniture, the maker of this side chair moved away from highly polished factory uniformity...

Brutalist furniture emerged as a reaction against refinement and ornament, favouring instead expressive raw materials. Designers and artisans embraced rough textures, asymmetry, and ...

The Zig-Zag chair (1934) by Dutch designer Gerrit Thomas Rietveld is one of the earliest examples of a cantilevered solid wood chair. Its four wood boards are connected end to end, g...

The BLOCK chair is an exercise in design in the purest cubist style. Simplicity, functionality and the absence of aesthetic additions are its distinctive characteristics; although it...

Rare chaise par les artisans de Marolles taillé à la gouge en nid d’abeille

The relationship between the different shapes ensures a balanced composition. The careful alignment and proportions create an equilibrium, giving a sense of coherent design. Both ten...

In this listing you will find a striking, blocky wooden chair is known as the Steltman Chair, a famous piece of modern design originally created by the Dutch architect and designer G...

Solid oak vernacular chairs of flat plank construction featuring carved splayed cross form legs, tusk tenons (wedge joints) and carved hand-holds. Potentially of mid century Dutch ...

A remarkable side chair with a bentwood hollow backrest, ca. 1920s - 1930s This substantial, rather large chair exemplifies Haagse School design while hinting at prototype experimen...