chairs

Sourced From: Italy
Condition: Very good

Why we love it:

This four piece, modular sofa was designed by and produced by Saporiti Itlalia in 1970. 

Upholstered in it's original leather and elegantly raised on a moulded, plastic base this set would give a curvy and colourful punch to any interior. 

The sofa is in great condition, there are signs of wear to the plastic base, but this doesn't detract in any way from the sofa's appearance in place. 

*price for all four pieces

Dimensions: 

Single Section - Width 82cm; Depth 85cm; Height 70cm; Seat Height 40cm 

Both Sections together - Width 165cm; Depth 85cm; Height 74cm; Seat Height 40cm 

Source From: Italy
Period: 1950's
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

This little lad has a cheeky face and a mysterious past. He looks good though. 

Chunky, different and a great brutalist option to any room. We've yet to find a better occasional chair. Cool in a bathroom, as a bedside table or somewhere to throw your clothes. 

Dimensions

Width: 45cm; Depth: 55cm; Height: 90cm; Seat height: 44cm

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:Unknown
Maker: Unknown 
Source From: Belgium
Period: 1970
Condition: Good 

Why We Love it 

Sturdy, solid and chunky proportions make these chairs the perfect statement to any dining set up.

We don't know a lot about these chairs. We know they're rare, comfy and very cool. That's probably enough for now. 

*Price is for a set of 4.

Dimensions: 

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

Designer:Architetto Giudici
Maker: L'Aquila 
Source From: Italy
Period: 1970
Condition: Reupholstered

Why we love it:

This chair was designed by Architetto Giudici in 1970. There's no prizes for guessing, as the base is a bit of a giveaway..

It has been reupholstered and elegantly raised on a moulded, plastic base this set would give a curvy and colourful punch to any interior. 

The chair is in great condition, there are signs of wear to the plastic base, but this doesn't detract in any way from the sofa's appearance in place. 

Price for one section - one section remaining. 

Dimensions: 

Single Section - Width 70cm; Depth 85cm; Height 70cm; Seat Height 40cm 

Period: 1970’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it . 

We don't know loads about this beautiful chair other than it looks stunning from every angle. Lot's of chairs have a less than interesting side, but not this one. 

large proportions, curves and neutral tones make this a must have. 

Dimensions

Width: 115cm; Depth: 120cm; Height: 80cm; Seat height: 40cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker:Unknown
Source From: Finland/Norway
Period: 1970
Condition: Very Good

Why we love it:

This modular pair offer style and flexibility to your living space. The earthy tones of the velvet compliment the striking pine reverse of the chairs. We love the back of these chairs!

Versatile and functional, these chairs can be arranged to suit your space, whether as a classic sofa or separated into individual pieces for a more playful, flexible layout. 

The chairs are in great shape, there are small signs of wear to the fabric, but they are in excellent vintage condition.

Price for pair

Dimensions: 

Single Section - Width 70cm; Depth 85cm; Height 70cm; Seat Height 40cm 

Designer: Karl-Friedrich Förster
Maker: KFF
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Germany

Why We Love it 

The shape and lines from all angles make this chair not only one of the most striking, but sturdiest. 

The KFF Sinus Chair is a study in balance—where precision engineering meets organic warmth. Defined by its elegantly curved steel frame, the chair appears almost weightless, gently supporting the body with a cantilevered structure that offers both resilience and comfort. A softly contoured wooden backrest introduces a tactile, human element, making it as inviting as it is visually striking.

Dimensions

Width: 44cm; Depth: 52cm; Height: 88cm; Seat height: 47cm

Source From: France
Period: 1920's
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

A chair with a story. We actually found this piece in the corner of a library and asked if we could buy it. 

Crafted from solid wood with a warm, timeworn finish, this vintage chair balances clean lines with playful architectural details — from the cut-out backrest to the satisfyingly sturdy stance. It’s the kind of piece that quietly upgrades a room without demanding applause (although it probably deserves some).

Perfect for standing solo in a corner looking effortlessly cool. The proportions are compact, the silhouette is sculptural, and the patina tells just enough story.

Expect honest wear, rich grain variation, and the sort of character that flat-pack furniture spends a lifetime trying to fake. The sort of piece you buy that instantly feels like you've owned it a lifetime. 

Dimensions

Width: 45cm; Depth: 509cm; Height: 90cm; Seat height: 44cm