4 Saturn Yrjö Kukkapuro armchairs

Fiberglass Swivel Armchair newly upholstered in light beige curly shearling.

Yrjö Kukkapuro, designer of the world’s most comfortable chair.

Born in Viipuri in 1933, Yrjö Kukkapuro is one of the most internationally successful Finnish designers. He graduated as interior architect from the Institute of Industrial Arts in Helsinki in 1958 and founded his own design office, Studio Kukkapuro, in 1959.

SOFA AP185 BY HANS WEGNER

One of the most important and influential designers in the history of design, Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) is considered to be a driving force behind the Danish modern movement of the mid-20th century, an era that changed the way people look at furniture forever.

The AP185 sofa was designed in 1951 by Hans J. Wegner and produced in Copenhagen by AP Stolen. It has a teak frame.

Upholstery: Natural white curly lambskin

BRODERNA ANDERSON SOFA

Sofa in teak, made by Bröderna Andersson in Sweden.

Upholstery: Scandic burgundy sheepskin

VINTAGE SCANDINAVIAN SOFA IN GUSTAVIAN STYLE

Appeared 200 years ago, the Gustavian style is still relevant today.

For a sober and distinguished interior, this chic and timeless style is characterized by neutral or powdered colours.

Upholstery : Baby pink lambskin

FINNISH VINTAGE SOFA

Small vintage Finnish sofa with a very worked line and a remarkable upholstery.

Upholstery : Natural white lambskin

VINTAGE SCANDINAVIAN SOFA

3 seater sofa

Upholstery : Camel lambskin

DUX Armchair

Newly upholstered in Sable Curly Shearling

MAMA BEAR ARMCHAIR BY HANS WEGNER FOR CARL HANSEN

One of the most important and influential designers in the history of design, Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) is considered a driving force behind the Danish modern movement of the mid-20th century, an era that changed the way we look at furniture forever.

The special aesthetic character of the Mama Bear chair comes from the combination of soft, inviting curves and dynamic, geometric lines.

Upholstery : Natural white curly lambskin

Lata Greven pair of armchairs by Carl Malmsten

Scandinavian modern ”Lata Greven” chair designed by Carl Malmsten during the mid 20th century, 1953. Produced by O.H Sjögren.

The name translates to the ”lazy count” and is a classy but comfortable chair fit for nobility. The frame is solid birch and the seat has webbing holding it together as well as a padded seat.

This pair has been re-upholstered in light beige curly shearling.

Pair of Carl Malmsten easy chairs

Pair of “Gamla Berlin” chairs by Carl Malmsten newly upholstered in natral white curly shearling – leather piping.
Circa 1940-1949
These “Old Berlin” chairs are among Swedish icon, Carl Malmsten’s rarer models. The wood, the beautiful upholstery, and Malmsten’s timeless design makes this model a beautiful representation of Sweden’s mid-century design history. This model, like many of Malmsten’s “count chairs”, it is a simplified version of the armchair “Jonas Love”, which Carl Malmsten designed for the New York World Fair in 1939. “Break all edges thoroughly”, was a frequent instruction on Carl Malmsten’s drawings and nature was his great source of inspiration, therefore sharp edges or corners can rarely be found on his designs, including this easy chair. With a tremendous sense of proportion, this chair is very comfortable and fulfil its task to “serve well” and last for lifetimes. This Gamla, or Old Berlin chair stands out for the way in which the upholstered seat leaves the back legs exposed, without any visible joinery. The wooden tapered legs further transcend into the back, holding the back in an elegant, light manner. The backseat has an interesting lightly scalloped top and long horizontal button tufting. The light bouclé upholstery gives an elegant look with its textured look and a cosy sitting experience thanks to its softness. In 1937, Carl Malmsten designed a sofa for the Swedish diplomatic mission in Berlin. He named the sofa Berlin. Perhaps the idea of this easy chair came from the same mission. Up until the post-war era, his designs had been made at the school he started in 1930 and at a number of joinery workshops suited to artisanal production. He established contact with a group of high-quality small industries, the so-called Key Workshops. This chair, however, took form in one of his own Swedish workshops in the second half of the 1940s.

Pair of Svante Skogh armchairs

Newly upholstered in natural white curly shearling

Beech and mahogany structure

This pair of spectacular armchairs by Swedish designer, Svante Skogh, is a rather rare example of the interior and furniture designer’s repertoire. With a creative and masterfully crafted wooden structure, these chairs deserve the limelight in Swedish design history.

Pair of vintage Scandinavian easy chairs

Scandinavian vintage pair of armchairs newly upholstered in natural white shearling and leather piping- Cira 1945

Eda Pair of armchairs

Unique and rare Swedish Papa Bear style pair of armchairs likely made in the 1950’s, when the papa bear style style was born and became popular.

The Papa Bear is a design where style and comfort works in great harmony. It is a very comfortable and supportive chair with the angled seat and the high tufted backrest.

The armchairs have been re-upholstered in a wonderful grey curly shearling.

SMALL VINTAGE SCANDINAVIAN SOFA

Very Rare corridor sofa

Upholstery : Burgundy lambskin