Armchairs
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Visit product page →These Skye loungers were designed by Swedish interior designer Tord Björklund for Ikea. They feature a soft, light brown leather cushion on black canvas supported by a silver painted tubular steel base.
These recliners are in excellent condition, with no damage to the leather. 1 of the chairs has a very small tear in the corner of the canvas behind the head rest.
The photos are a mix of the 2 chairs.
Dimensions;
Width - 65 cm
Depth - 160 cm
Height - 95 cm
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Visit product page →Jeffrey Bernett (b.1964) for B&B Italia, a 'Landscape' chaise longue.
This steel framed chaise long is in ecxcellent condition. The white leather upholstery has very slight wear and has been cleaned.
The manufacturer's label is clearly on the underside, 80cm high, 62.5cm wide, 160cm longue.
If you wish to purchase this chair, please contact us so we can make you a magnetic leather headrest in the colour of your choice, the final photo is an example of the headrest in black leather. This is included in the price.
This chair is not currently in our store, please contact us if you wish to view it and we will make sure it's in the shop ready for your visit.
Dimensions 80cm high, 62.5cm wide, 160cm long
Jeffrey Bernett is a versatile American designer who works in the areas of interior architecture, furniture design, home products, lamps, accessories, graphic designs and artistic direction.
He opened his own multidisciplinary design studio in New York in 1995.
and in May 1996, Bernett presented his first collection, at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York. Which was awarded by the organisers as the best of the entire show. Bernett continues to work in numerous fields, winning numerous design awards.
The many brands for which he works stand out include B&B Italia, Boeing, Boffi, Cappellini, Conde Nast, DWR (Design Within Reach), Herman Miller, Knoll, Kvadrat, L'Oreal, Mercedes-Benz, Northwest Airlines and Teknion.
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Visit product page →A pair of solid 1960s Aformosia armchairs by UK manufacturer R.W. Toothill of Newton Aycliffe.
Originally sold in Heal’s in the 1960’s. We have stripped and oiled the frames to show the stunning grain, the chairs have been fully re-webbed with all new fire retardant cushions freshly upholstery in crips yellow linen.
These are available to view in store.
Please contact us if you would like a fabric sample.
Priced individually, please contact us if you are interested in buying both together and we will make sure only to charge you once for delivery. Alternatively they are available to pick up from our St Albans store with no extra charges.
Width – 68 cm
Depth – 84 cm
Height – 71 cm
Seat height – 41 cm -
Visit product page →Theo Ruth (Dutch, 1915-1971) for Artifort, a 1950's suite including a two-seater sofa and two armchairs - totally reupholstered with fire retardant foam and luxury boucle fabric from Linwood.
In excellent condition.
These extremely comfortable chairs are unusual as the back and seat slot together using no fixtures. A dream to upholster as you are able to reach every area of the chair easily.
All with Artifort badges to the undersides
I've priced these as a set but would sell the sofa and 2 chairs separately - please contact us if you'd like to buy them or would like to view them in our St Albans show room.
Chairs- 1400 each
sofa - £3500
Sofa width 137 cm, depth 78 cm.
Chairs width 71 cm each. Height of backs on all three pieces 73 cm.
Height of seat on all three pieces 37 cm
Dutch designer Theo Ruth was born in 1915 in Maastricht. He trained as a furniture designer and interior designer at the Middelbare Kunstnijverheidsschool in Maastricht (which later became the Maastricht Academy of Arts). In 1936, he joined Artifort in Maastricht, where he specialised in designing living room furniture. Just three years later, in 1939, he became head of design and development, a position he maintained until his death in 1971.
Ruth was Artifort’s first permanent designer, and he had a major impact on its design legacy. His most famous pieces include the 1952 Congo Chair and the 1953 Penguin Chair, both of which were constructed from two interlocking pieces that fit together without locks or screws (the latter’s original version featured a black back and a white cushion to mimic its namesake). Notably, designers Pierre Paulin and Geoffrey Harcourt also collaborated with Artifort’s design department during Ruth’s tenure.
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