Tubax Lounge Chairs

Mies van der Rohe's iconic Barcelona chair with stool. Stamped Knoll.

A pair of vintage Mies van der Rohe cantilever lounges, model MR 10 produced by Knoll International The chair features Black belting leat...

A pair of Mr Lounge Chairs with Arms designed my Mies Van Der Rohe for Knoll. Brown suede seat pad / tubular chrome steel frame Leather straps Knoll manufacturer labels dating: Nov ...

A pair of Mies van der Rohe Barcelona style accent lounge chairs. A super high quality reproduction pair of Barcelona chairs. These chairs feature black tufted leather seats and back...

Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, chairs, metal, oak, Belgium, 1957. This pair of industrial chairs is designed by the Belgian designer Willy Van Der Meeren. These sober yet interesti...

1950s Lounge chair. Needs reupholstering. Marks in finish on wood as seen in pictures.

Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, set of six chairs, metal, oak, Belgium, 1957. This set of industrial chairs is designed by the Belgian design...

A pair of Tugendhat chairs in white leather designed by architect Mies Van Der Rohe in 1929 for one of his most distinguished projects: the Tugendhat Villa in Brno, Czech Republic. T...

Elegant reclining armchair upholstered in red fabric with pronounced arm rests and frame in hard wood in the color of mahogany with nickel fittings. The upholstery is in good vintage...

Really nice pair of Mies Van der Rohe MR Lounge Chairs for Knoll in tan leather. We believe this pair to be from the 1980s and consid...

A set of 4 Mies Van der Rohe Brno chairs fully reupholstered in a California alabaster cowhide. The intelligent creative eye of Van der Rohe makes the chairs appear as if they are fl...

Extremely rare pair of signed Willy Rizzo lounge chairs finished in suede with stainless steel bases. These are very early examples which were produced by the 'Studio Willy Rizzo' in Rome in 1969, recognised by the Willy Rizzo signature in the fabric. Original Signed early period Willy Rizzo lounge chairs are very rare, 95% of the output of this design were produced as either two, three or four-seat sofas and the individual lounge chairs are very rarely seen on the market today. This iconic design featured prominently in the prestigious Italian design periodical 'Casa Vogue' throughout the early to mid-1970s including a feature on Rizzo ad Elsa Martinelli's own home in St Tropez, France in the October 1974 issue which illustrates this design. Please see image 4. These rare chairs have had their upholstery completely renovated including new seat support strapping, new foam and suede upholstery to the original specifications. The Willy Rizzo signatures from the original upholstery have been carefully cut from the original worn fabric and sown to the underside of each chair to maintain the authenticity. Photos of the restoration process are available on request. Please see image 10 as an example. Literature:- CASA VOGUE, October 1974 (features this design in the home of Elsa Martinelli and Willy Rizzo in St Tropez,France). See image 4 CASA VOGUE , JUNE 1975 CASA VOGUE, September 1975, Please see IMAGE 9 CASA VOGUE, November 1976, Please see IMAGE 8 Willy Rizzo is best known as a photographer. He began his illustrious 20 year career with Paris Match in 1948 which lead to him photographing some of the greatest names of the period. Rizzo was married to italian actress Elsa Martinelli,which gave him unparalleled access to the star names of the period and his cornucopia of sitters would include among others Brigitte Bardot, Sofia Loren...