SEATING
Sofas, armchairs, daybeds, chairs… Seating is the furniture category that has had the greatest impact on 20th-century design. Many mid-century design icons come from seating pieces. It is the category that required the most research, drawings, and experimentation from designers. Seating has a very specific function: to accommodate the human body. This is why it evokes such strong attraction and enthusiasm. It is the only type of furniture with which humans can truly feel as one.
Here is our selection…

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Joe Chair P 100 by De Pas, D’Urbino, and Lomazzi for Poltronova (Copie)
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Pair of AEO armchairs by Cassina – Paolo Deganello, cognac leather
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Minerva Sofa by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard Nielsen for France and Son
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Wendy Wright chairs by Philippe Starck for Disform, 1986.
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Pair of solid elm chairs published by Maison Regain
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Pair of Warren Platner armchairs, Knoll edition, 1974.
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Pair of Eero Saarinen stools for Knoll, 1970s
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Brigantin sofa by Ligne Roset, designed by Michel Ducaroy, 1980s
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Pair of Bruno Rey chairs for Dietiker, 1970s
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FD 451 Sofa by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard Nielsen for FD
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Miss Dorn Chairs by Philippe Starck for Disform, 80’S
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Pierre Paulin Daybed for Ligne Roset
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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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2209 Leather Sofa by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia Furniture