FAB_M Lounge Chair by Fabiaan Van Severen for Indera

Willy Van Der Meeren designed the F1 armchair for Tubax in the early 1950s. This armchair has a black lacquered frame and a wooden seat and back covered with shiny vinyl with a 1950s...

The Radar chair is often attributed to the Belgian designer Willy Van Der Meeren and dates from the 1950s. This mid-century modern chair is made of black painted metal and wood. The ...

These colorful dining chairs were designed by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax in the late 1950s. The chairs are made of white lacquered metal with wooden seat and back covered with vi...

The F444 chair by Pierre Paulin is a true design classic. With its metal frame and saddle leather seat, it has a strong and elegant look. This is an early edition of the chair, makin...

Late 1990s lounge chair designed by Fabiaan Van Severen consisting of a grey tubular metal crossed legged frame with a red canvas and rope upholstery. Beautiful design piece which w...

Lensvelt MVS CN chair by Maarten van Severen. Chair.   

The “Farfalla” lounge chair is a striking contemporary design piece that combines playful imagination with precise craftsmanship. Its name, Italian for “butterfly,” reflects the scul...

Gijs Bakker "GB Lounge chair" by Karakter Dutch industrial designer Gijs Bakker had already established a reputation for his aluminum jewelry when he decided to turn his attention to designing a chair. Inspired by a competition held by Dunlop, the rubber foam manufacturer, Bakker took a piece of foam, bent it at a 90 degree angle, and fixed it in a metal frame. The result was the GB Lounge, a modular lounge chair whose simple silhouette is enhanced by invitingly overstuffed upholstery. Originally coined “the Levi’s Chair,” Bakker was determined that his design – much like a pair of well-loved jeans...