The curvy wooden midcentury Salma dining chair from Camus Collection comes in American walnut, European oak, or European ash with upholstery offered in leather as well as custom materials.

Designer Anker Bak crafted the Rocking Nest chair for Carl Hansen & Søn based on archetypal shapes, natural materials, and respect for traditional craftsmanship. The shell uses classic materials including leather, canvas, and wood, while the frame comes in oak or walnut.

The peeled natural rattan structure of Expormim’s Gres low stool features tangent and curved lines between four organic frames. First designed by Miguel Milá in 1962, the contemporary version is finished with an upholstered seat in wool, velvet, or natural or faux leather.

Made from American hardwoods, the Rockport Bench from Studio Dunn boasts bold angles, through-joints, and dynamic lines. Available in six wood finishes, a subtle brass inlay adds a sophisticated touch.

Characterized by wrap-around lines that provide a high-degree of comfort, Bross’ Nora boasts a solid structure and seams that illuminate the seats, backrest, and armrests. The chair is available in either natural or stained ash, and with fabric or leather lining.
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Samuelson’s custom square-shaped banquette features a walnut veneer in a custom medium walnut stain, as well as a finished wood deck on top. The cushions are semi-attached to the wood base and plinth.
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Moroso’s Ayub chair boasts a shell in injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam, with back cushions in goose down. The internal steel frame is supported by the varnished ash base.
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The stackable Kilt outdoor chair, designed by Marcello Ziliani for Ethimo, uses a dense weave of rope to form the backrest. The frame comes in teak or stainless steel.
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