Armchairs
Many 20th-century designers rose to prominence through their armchairs. When a name is mentioned, it is often the chair—its form and silhouette—that comes to mind, rather than the designer’s face.You may discover iconic pieces here: the famous Lounge Chair by Charles and Ray Eames, the RZ62 by Dieter Rams, the PK22 by Poul Kjærholm, or the ARI by Arne Norell.These ingenious designs feature materials that were considered modern at the time, such as fiberglass, alongside the use of precious woods like Rio rosewood, expertly crafted by highly skilled Danish cabinetmakers. We also celebrate French designers, who explored materials such as tubular steel, oak, and beech.
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P32 Armchair by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno, 1956
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Pair of AEO armchairs by Cassina – Paolo Deganello, cognac leather
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Pair of Warren Platner armchairs, Knoll edition, 1974.
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SOLDIlona sofa by Arne Norell, Norell Möbel edition
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Wink Chair by Cassina, 1980 – a reinterpretation by Almost Free Services
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Pair of Heli armchairs by Otto Zapf for Knoll in cognac leather
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ARI chair by Arne Norell – Norell Möbel
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SOLDPK 22 chairs by Poul Kjærholm for Fritz Hansen
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Joe Chair P 100 by De Pas, D’Urbino, and Lomazzi for Poltronova
