Welcome to 50 Best Vintage Seating Pieces by Curiouz, a curated collection celebrating the timeless beauty and exceptional craftsmanship of iconic furniture designs. From the visionary pieces of the mid-century minds like Vico Magistretti and Gianfranco Frattini to the experimental attempts of the 1970s, these lounge chairs and armchairs, sofas, chairs have challenged the ages and yet are inspirations for collectors, designers, and lovers alike on a global scale.
Non-Serial Model 275 S-Chair by Verner Panton in Bent Fineer, Denmark, 1956
Designed by Verner Panton in 1956 but produced a decade later, this rare chair is a true collector’s piece. Made from 14 layers of laminated wood veneer, its rich patina enhances the play of light and shadow. Used in the 'Debau' exhibition, its sculptural form and museum-worthy design make it an icon of mid-century modernism.
Architectural Curved-back Chair in Wood, 1980s
This vintage chair combines light wood with a warm terracotta tone, creating a natural, inviting look that suits a variety of interiors. With clean lines, elegant journey, and a curved backrest for comfort, it blends craftsmanship and minimalist design in timeless style.
Panton Chair by Verner Panton for Herman Miller
Designed by Verner Panton in the 1960s, the Panton Chair is a modern furniture icon known for its flowing, sculptural shape made from a single piece of plastic. Collaboratively developed with Vitra and Fehlbaum, this innovative chair is as durable as it is visually striking. In excellent condition with no visible wear, its creamy white finish and ergonomic design make it a timeless addition to any space.
Vintage Red Impala Lounge Chair by Gillis Lundgren for IKEA, 1972
Rare Impala Chair by Gillis Lundgren for IKEA, 1972. A true Swedish design classic with minimalist elegance and functionality. Original chrome, screws, wood, and fabric preserved in excellent vintage condition. A sought-after collector’s piece.
Vintage Hand Chair in Red by Sprookjes NV for De Bijenkorf
This sculptural stool chair, designed in the form of a hand, is both a striking piece of art and a functional seat. Its bright red color and sturdy construction make it a bold statement piece, offering versatile and comfortable seating positions.
Hyaline leather and glass sofa by Fabio Lenci for Stendig
The Hyaline chairs by Fabio Lenci are a stunning example of Italian Space Age design, featuring floating leather rolls suspended between two thick glass plates. The adjustable structure offers both comfort and style, with high-quality leather and durable tinted glass. These sets showcase the timeless innovation and craftsmanship of Lenci's design.
Wassily Chair by Marcel Breuer for Gavina from 1960s
The iconic "Wassily" chair by Marcel Breuer, designed in 1925, is a Bauhaus masterpiece. This Italian-made Gavina edition (1960-68) features a sleek chrome frame with newly crafted 3.5mm thick cognac-colored cowhide leather. A timeless blend of form and function, it remains a symbol of modernist design.
F580 Lounge Chair Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 1972
The F580 Groovy Lounge Chair, designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in 1972, is an iconic piece of mid-century modern design. This original 1st edition has been completely renewed with luxurious ivory wool bouclé upholstery, offering both style and comfort.
Terrazza Sofa by Ubald Klug from 1973
The Terrazza sofa, designed by Ubald Klug in 1973 for de Sede, features a unique modular design inspired by terraced mountain slopes. With its iconic graduated cushions wrapped in leather, it became a symbol of 1970s glam culture, appearing in films like Logan's Run. This versatile piece allows for various configurations, making it adaptable to any space. Known for its Swiss craftsmanship, the Terrazza remains a coveted collector's item.
Maralunga Sofa attributed to Vico Magistretti for Cassina
Maralunga sofa by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, designed in 1973, is renowned for its exceptional comfort and timeless design. This three-seater has been reupholstered in a sleek white fabric, maintaining its classic appeal while offering modern luxury.
P20B Toro Sofa by Luigi Caccia Dominioni from 1980s
The P20B Toro sofa designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena in 1973, features a striking green fabric and a metal structure that evokes bull's horns. In excellent condition, the combine timeless Italian design with functional elegance.
Togo Sofa by Michael Ducaroy for Ligne Roset
The Togo sofa, designed by Michel Ducaroy in 1973 and first presented at the Furnishing Expo in Paris, is a signature piece from Ligne Roset. Inspired by the shape of a toothpaste tube, this item has been reupholstered in luxurious velvet fabric, blending comfort and iconic design.
Inca Armchair by Arne Norell from 1970s
The "Inca" Armchair by Arne Norell, designed in the 1970s, showcases Swedish craftsmanship with its durable frame and elegant design. Upholstered in patinated green buffalo leather, the chair's unique imperfections add to its vintage charm. A timeless piece, it embodies Norell’s Scandinavian design ethos with both beauty and functionality.
A Deeva Chair Petit Palais Limited Edition by Wisign
The Deeva Chair by Wisign is a rare, limited-edition collector's piece, numbered and signed by the designer. With a durable resin shell reinforced with carbon and fiberglass, this chair offers both elegance and strength. Model number 11 of 50, it mirrors the version displayed at the Petit Palais Museum, making it a prized addition for design lovers and collectors.
