Lounge Chair BenchDanish Cabinetmaker produced Lounge chair, dating from the early 1940s. The chair features wonderfully curved arms and back with tapered beech wood legs. The chair has been reupholstered in Australian sheepskin at our London workshops.
The seat has been upholstered in cognac brown aniline leather
with rich grain and warm tones that have developed a natural patina over time
A pair of rare rosewood lounge chairs produced by Gustav Bertelsen in Denmark in the 1960s and designed by lesser-known Danish designer Steffen Syrach-Larsen
The model 1672 Wing Chair
first shown in 1956 at the Living Tradition exhibition at the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg which featured his Samspel sofa and chair amongst others
The chest has oak lined drawers and runners
This exceptional and rare armchair was designed by Finnish architect Marta Blomstedt for the Hotel Aulanko in Hameenlinna
This example has a carefully refinished oak frame with sprung cushions upholstered in new Pierre Frey Bridget Meringue boucle fabric
The frame and drawer pulls are made from solid hardwood
the sofa is named after the lake in West Zealand where Alfred and his son Guido would often go fishing
patinated oak paws and legs that have been carefully restored
The seat and back frames are covered in new foam padding and upholstered in Dedar Karakorum boucle fabric
