This pair of Thonet lounge chairs was designed and produced in the 1930s. It is upholstered in red fabric. It has a beech bentwood structure.

– Wonderful Lounge Chair, designed by John Jenkins for Artifort around 1980
– Inspired by Pierre Paulin
– Very rare
– Documented in the Artifort catalogue
– Very comfortable

In the modern home, an armchair is no longer just a place to sit and comfortably read your favourite novel, it plays a much larger role in the overall interior aesthetic. Casa botelho’s design philosophy is to ensure that every piece has purpose and character, and the atena armchair is no exception. with a strong, architectural frame available in a selection of natural timber finishes, including natural walnut, white-washed oak, grey-washed oak, light ebony and wenge, this intensity is perfectly complemented by playful, textural fabrics such as those from the curvature collection, as well as ultra-luxe suedes and sumptuous velvets. The overall look is an eclectic mix of chic, parisian design and the luxurious, capri lifestyle.

price displayed is for the atena chair in beechwood black ebony finish and ribbed velvet. Alternatively you can select any of the other fabrics and materials available.

dimensions: 72 w x 82 d x 86 h – (ar 52) (sh 48) cm

our furniture is handcrafted in the uk with impeccable attention to detail.
availability: made to order; normally delivered in 6-8 weeks.

Very comfortable Artifort lounge chair, named F510. Designed by the famous English designer Geoffrey Harcourt in the 60’s. The original high quality wool fabric is in vintage condition, as the pictures show. The structure and the foam are also in good condition. Original metal foot. Esthetically futuristic and comfortable in the extreme.

Seat reproduction model Ming Dynasty in elm wood and brass-plated metal. Folding seat. Carved by hand.

This set of F156 easy swivel chairs was designed in 1963 by Geoffrey Harcourt for Artifort.
With its steel base in white and beige/taupe leather this is a very chic ensemble.

Beautiful and very rare lounge or easy chair by Pierre Guariche, newly upholstered, powder coated, sanded and lacquered according to the original state. The upholstery is the finest quality 100% wool. This model with the armrests is extremely rare. Wonderful French midcentury design Industrial piece by one of France’s greatest designers.

Beautifully sculpted lounge chair Model Amiral by Eric Merton for Ire Møbler in Sweden. Made of solid rosewood and thick Bordeaux-red leather cushions.
The tension of the back rest is variable by means of buckled straps.

The Mammoth Chair was designed by the Danish designer Rune Krøjgaard and Norwegian designer Knut Bendik Humlevik. It is a welcoming, modern wing chair. The wings extend outwards from the back of the seat, creating a pleasant and home-like feeling. Rune’s passion for shapes and specific manufacturing techniques coupled with Knut’s pursuit to create stylish yet functional furniture manifest themselves in the Mammoth Chair. The seat and back are formed from the same compression mold, giving the chair its clean and minimalist appearance. The high back, hugging wings, and fluffy upholstery provide superior comfort and a sense of privacy; whether relaxing at home alone or lounging with others.

The Mammoth Chair is hand-crafted, using solid oak for its frame and oak veneer for the seat and back. The frame comes in multiple colorways: natural, smoked, dark stained, and black. It can be upholstered in a variation of fabrics and leather. This listing is for the oak and Kvadrat’s Byram mohair upholstery version. Other versions are available elsewhere on Pamono.