chairs

Sourced from: France
Condition: Good

Why we love them:

Vintage X-Line stacking chairs combine retro styling and design brilliance.

Practical, durable and eye-catching, the X-line chair makes a welcome addition to any home. Unlike other stacking chairs, the X-line is designed to slip on to the front of the chair below so you don't need to waste energy piling one on top of another.

The Nuova X-Line chair was created by Danish designer Niels Jørgen Haugesen and made by Magis. These items show wear commensurate with age (1980’s) but remain in good vintage condition.

Price shown for set of four.

Dimensions

Width: 50cm; Depth: 47cm; Height: 78cm; Seat height: 43cm

Designer: Claudio Bellini
Maker: Heller
Period: 1990’s
Condition: Very good

Why we love them

We’ll admit it. These vintage black stacking chairs have a certain arachnid quality. But we’ll also admit that we don’t know why that detracts from the appeal.

If you’re in the market for some unique, sturdy, stackable chairs then you could do a lot worse. If you’re into that end-of-century look then we doubt you’ll do much better.

There’s not much more to add except maybe for the fact that they look as good stacked as they do individually. Something to bear in mind if you plan on keeping them to one side when not in use.

Price is for a set of four.

Dimensions

Width: 64cm; Depth: 55cm; Height: 85cm; Seat height: 45cm 

Designer: Burkhard Vogtherr
Maker: Arflex
Source From: Netherlands
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Excellent

Why We Love it 

We’re not really into mentioning other brands on this site but this original T-Line chair is giving us the strongest United Colours of Benetton vibe (circa 1997). We sound surprised but we shouldn’t be — we chose to re-upholster it that way.

And we’re pretty pleased with how this bright green armchair turned out. We don’t imagine this is the sort of thing you’ll see often. Might be wrong but it feels unique to us.

The best bit? The T-Line lounge chair is actually super comfortable. A suspended seat means this is a place you could rest and/or work for hours at a time. All things considered… well, it’s just a cool chair. 

Dimensions

Width: 75cm; Depth: 65cm; Height: 83cm; Seat height: 42cm

This vintage armchair was created by two of the biggest names in twentieth century furniture.

Designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in the 1970’s, the Maralunga chair encapsulates the design philosophy of the era. Its bulbous proportions and sculptural forms also mean it is as relevant now as it was when it was produced.

This retro lounge chair is equipped with an adjustable backrest to provide support for your head and neck. It has been reupholstered in pink bouclé and is now in excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 82cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: unknown 
Maker: Allmilmo 
Source From: Switzerland
Period: 1990’s
Condition: Very Good 

This barstool brings iconic, late twentieth century furniture design to your home.

Postmodern curves and arcs, eye-catching and comfortable. 

Dimensions 

Width: 54cm; Depth: 46cm; Height: 80cm; Seat height: 66cm

Condition: Good
Period: 60's
Sourced from: Luxembourg

Why we love them:

This vintage folding chair can help you get more from the available space in your home without compromising on style.

Made from solid oak and finished with a rattan seat, this mid century chair strikes a balance between form and function. The straight lines of the A-frame are in turn softened by the subtle curve of the backrest to ensure this piece is as enjoyable to use as it is to admire.

Designed by Aldo Jacober & Pierangela D'Aniello, this chair brings the work of some of the best mid century modern furniture designers to your home. The item shows signs of wear, but the seat remains intact and the item is in good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 46.5cm; Height: 76cm; Depth: 45cm; Seat height: 44.5cm

Designer: Claude Brisson
Maker: Ligne Roset
Condition: Good
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: the Netherlands

Why we love it:

You can make your own mind up about the look of this 80's armchair (we wouldn’t have sourced it if we didn’t think it was special). 

What you won’t be able to ascertain from the internet is just how comfortable it is. Let us be clear about that: most enjoyable seating arrangement of all time.

The shape means this a suspended gig and that creates a feeling of weightlessness. You can gently bounce or rock until your heart’s content. Seriously, though. It's so good it's worth a weekend trip to Walthamstow.

All original upholstery. It’s never going to qualify as ‘like new’ but if you’re not precious this is a winner.

Dimensions

Width: 75cm; Depth: 70cm; Height: 105cm; Seat height: 38cm 

Designer:Rainer Daumiller
Maker: Effezeta 
Source From: Luxembourg
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

These vintage, pine chairs are ergonomically designed for comfortable seating. The warm tones and large, curved proportions of the wood make these chairs a perfect match for any style of dining table and interior.

The Chairs were designed by German architect turned designer Rainer Daumiller and manufactured by Italian furniture makers Effezeta.

*Price is for a set of 4.

Dimensions: 

Width: 49cm; Depth: 45cm; Height: 85cm; Seat height: 45cm

Condition: Good
Period: 90’s
Sourced from: Germany

Why we love them:

Why do we love these bright green dining chairs? Why wouldn’t we love them? This is the kind of vintage furniture we’re all about.

While it’s true we don’t know who made or designed them, we don’t much care. Whoever it was did a sterling job.

If you’re in the market for the world’s most comfortable dining chairs then this set may not be for you. But if looks are important and you don’t anticipate using them for hours at a time, then you’re in the right place.

Seriously, though. Hard-wearing, bright green kitchen chairs? Be real.

Dimensions

Width: 43cm; Depth: 42cm; Height: 94; Seat height: 45cm 

Condition: Good
Period: 90’s
Sourced from: Holland

Why we love them:

This is the kind of vintage furniture we’re all about. Solid, Stackable and the colour is the best. Ever. 

While it’s true we don’t know who made or designed them, we don’t much care. Whoever it was did a sterling job.

If you’re in the market for the world’s most comfortable dining chairs then this set may not be for you. But if looks are important and you don’t anticipate using them for hours at a time, then you’re in the right place.

Seriously, though. Hard-wearing, bright blue kitchen chairs? Be real.

Dimensions

Width: 43cm; Depth: 42cm; Height: 94; Seat height: 45cm 

Designer: Hartmut Lohmeyer
Maker: Casala
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: Holland
Condition: Good

Why we love them:

Stackable chairs are good at the best of times. But, German made and linkable and not a train? Even better. 

The untraditional approach of beechwood and plastic makes them a functional and striking addition to any dining set up. Did we mention that they stack?. 

Sold as a set of four.

Dimensions

Width 54cm; Depth 54cm; Height 78cm; Seat Height 46cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: Belgium
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Good 

Why We Love it 

Chunky, sturdy and thoroughly reliable. Meet my dad. Joking, my dad isn't four chairs. 

We love the proportions of this dining chair set. A thick, turned frame and tapered legs, they really do look great with their bright green seats. 

The Chairs have a few marks and some signs of wear, but remain in a good vintage condition. Now that's more like the old man.

Price is for a set of four.

Width: 45cm; Depth: 46cm; Height: 84cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: France
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

The striking shape of these two-tone, post modern dinning chairs is their best feature. The tip of the bent ply back, disappears into the seat and the black chunky frames.

Sound a bit serious? Well what if we told you they remind us of guitars and pianos and we think that's probably a good thing? Good.

 *Price is for a set of 4. Two sets of 4 available.

Width: 45cm; Depth: 51cm; Height: 84cm; Seat height: 46cm

The Plia folding chair is iconic vintage Italian furniture, selling over seven million units since it was released in the 1960’s.

Stripped-back to the essentials, the Plia chair is a classic example of the efficiency of industrial design. However, this retro Italian folding chair still brings style, elegance and space-saving comfort to your home.

Created by the award-winning Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli, the Plia chair combines the work of two of the biggest names in late twentieth century furniture. The chairs show signs of wear commensurate with age but remain in very good condition.

Dimensions

Width: 46.5cm Depth: 48.5cm Height: 74cm Seat Height: 44.5cm

Designer: Marcel Breuer
Maker: Thonet
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair. This piece dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in very good vintage condition.

Price per chair 

Dimensions

Width: 46; Depth 47: Height: 76cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: Marcel Breuer
Maker: Thonet
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair. This piece dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in very good vintage condition.

Price per chair 

Dimensions

Width: 46; Depth 47: Height: 76cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: Claude Brisson
Maker: Ligne Roset
Condition: Good
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: France

Why we love it:

You can make your own mind up about the look of this 80's armchair (we wouldn’t have sourced it if we didn’t think it was special). 

What you won’t be able to ascertain from the internet is just how comfortable it is. Let us be clear about that: most enjoyable seating arrangement of all time.

The shape means this a suspended gig and that creates a feeling of weightlessness. You can gently bounce or rock until your heart’s content. Seriously, though. It's so good it's worth a weekend trip to Walthamstow.

All original upholstery. It’s never going to qualify as ‘like new’ but the deep purple leather is easy to look after. 

Dimensions

Width: 76cm; Depth: 70cm; Height: 105cm; Seat height: 37cm

Designer: Eugenio Gerli
Maker: Tecno
Sourced from: France
Period: 1960’s
Condition: Good

Why we love it

We were surprised to learn that this is a 60's armchair. Eugenio must have been ahead of his time because this is presenting us with all the curves we love from the vintage Italian furniture of a decade or two later.

There is no point in trying to describe this shape to you because we don’t think there is a word. But it sure is shapely and we’re vibing on it. A sprung seat means it’s not all style over substance either.

It currently features the existing upholstery. This is because we think it's amazing and we expect it would have cost a pretty penny. However, you have the option to make it new.

And in case you need to know, it sits on castors. Not sure why you would need to but we’re not here to get into that.

Dimensions

Width: 76cm; Depth: 76cm; Height: 68cm; Seat height: 40cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Mayer
Source From: Germany
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

This one is shrouded in mystery. A one armed bandit with a dot seat and back rest. 

This postmodern side chair is ideal for anyone looking to create a maximalist interior theme.

Bold, striking and finished with unique, playful design elements, this item will become a feature piece in any room. 

Dating from the 1980’s, this vintage accent chair is aligned with the best of late twentieth century furniture. It shows signs of wear commensurate with age but remains in very good condition. Sold separately,  but we have a pair available. 

Dimensions

Width: 50cm; Depth: 53cm; Height: 90cm; Seat height: 46cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown 
Source From: Finland
Period: 1960’s
Condition: Good 

Why We Love it . 

We don't know loads about this beautiful pair of Finnish armchairs. But we know they are upholstered in Raf Simonds, Kvadrat fabric and feature a beautiful arrangement of push-popper cushions. All wrapped around a tubular steel frame. 

Bold, striking and finished with unique, playful design elements, they would become a feature piece in any room. 

Dating from the 1970’s, these vintage chairs are aligned with the best of late twentieth century furniture. It shows signs of wear commensurate with age but remains in very good condition.

Sold separately,  but we have a pair available. 

Dimensions

Width: 95cm; Depth: 75cm; Height: 70cm; Seat height: 40cm

Enhance the look and feel of your interior with this vintage cloud chair.

Textured, supportive and charming, this retro armchair is ideal for living rooms, bedrooms and anywhere else you sit for hours at a time. The Ben chair’s relatively compact footprint means it will fit seamlessly into homes of all sizes; its high-quality build means it can remain a part of your set up for years to come.

Designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, this modernist lounge chair combines the work of two of the biggest names in late twentieth century furniture design. It has been re-upholstered in a camel bouclé to return it to excellent vintage condition.  

Dimensions

Width: 70cm; Depth: 68cm; Height: 74cm; Seat height: 40cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

You haven’t seen too many armchairs that behave like this one.

The seat back of this vintage Italian armchair unfurls to create a neat headrest (and an entirely unique look) that we expect you — everyone — will love. We certainly do.

But the basics are there, too. The upholstery is new (and very cool), the seat wide and the cushioning comfortable. Looks as good as it feels, basically.

If you’re into late twentieth century furniture, we have a feeling you’ll be into this.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 82cm; Height: 72cm; Extended height: 102cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca style chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair.this piece dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in very good vintage condition.

Price for 4 matching chairs available 

Dimensions

Width: 46.5; Depth 52: Height: 80cm; Seat height: 46cm