Archetype Chair

The Sculpting Archetypes Dining Chair is part of a project created for the historic Villa Borsani.

Distinguished by a fascinating backrest decorated with green rope, this refined and elegant design by Emilio Nanni reinterprets the archetypical chair in a contemporary key. Availabl...

A real refinement of the archetypal chair, the backrest inclined and set back compared to the usual one, gives the chair great comfort.

Designed in 1925, the elegant and archetypal chair Karnak features Ferdinand Kramer's masterful grip on simplicity.

Designed by Danish designer Jonas Trampedach, Type Chair’s name and aesthetics are derived from the perception of an archetypal chair.

An archetypal lounge chair, the F-Chair evolved out of the C-Chair and shares the same tapered rear legs, though the F-Chair features upright front legs.

Stackable and easy to store, the chair's archetypical construction leads to reliable sturdiness.

Inspired by the archetypal design of a chair, this contemporary piece exudes exquisite craftsmanship in its skillfully interlaced back and wooden seat.

This chair boasts a simple and exquisite silhouette that takes inspiration from the archetypal design of a chair.

Stackable and easy to store, the chair's archetypical construction leads to reliable sturdiness.

Stackable and easy to store, the chair's archetypical construction leads to reliable sturdiness.

Aluchair features the form of the archetypal wooden chair but it is made of solid metal: the body is created by mechanically joining two cleverly folded sheets of aluminum.

The rubber chair is an archetype for a chair, not a designed chair, just a chair.

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair. A good piece of furniture lives from its versatility.

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair. A good piece of furniture lives from its versatility.

Papyrus is a remake of the archetypal antique rush chair, from a time when chair structures were decisive and strong.

Klint effortlessly transformed an historical archetype into a modern, collapsible chair. While inspired by its British predecessor, Klint’s sophisticated, lightweight chair is define...

Due to its immediate profound emotional resonance, it becomes an archetype of the chair itself. A tube bent in space delineates the contours of the chair, distinctly visible and defi...

Papyrus is a remake of the archetypal antique rush chair, from a time when chair structures were decisive and strong.

Papyrus is a remake of the archetypal antique rush chair, from a time when chair structures were decisive and strong.

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair. GET INSPIRED A good piece of furniture lives from its ve...

Easy chair, fabric, beech, Denmark, 1950s This archetypical wingback chair of the 1950s is both extremely comfortable and pleasing to the eyes.

Archetype of the chair, manifesto of an essential design, in which the decoration is left purely to the grain of the light wood.

Save for a small repair, this incredibly rare set of archetypally Swedish Modern dining chairs is in stunning original, vintage condition making them ideal for collectors searching f...

The solid oak wood and the straw could make you think you are really on the set of a western film set in Mexico but in reality it is the archetype of the Italian chair that also insp...

This archetypical wingback chair of the 1950s is both extremely comfortable and pleasing to the eyes.

In 1960, he established, along with his wife Barbara, the Señal S.A. furniture factory in Mexico, where they had settled in 1947, having fallen in love with the country's nature and ...

Designed in 1928, it is the archetype of the modern chair. The careful separation of the caged frame from its inner cushions are a concrete affirmation of the chair’s rationalist app...

The Knob Chair with a rush seat is an Dutch archetype. This chair appeared in many Dutch households from the 17th century and well into the 1980s.

Commodious proportions with excellent ergonomics and comfort, the original archetype of the captain’s chair was used for lighthouse attendants, designed for relaxed comfort for long ...

These Scandinavian Modern archetypical lounge chairs are in original cognac leather and remarkable condition.

You might already know that we are kind of obsessed with archetypes. When it comes to chairs, this might be the most accurate example.

Its structure reduces the archetype of a chair to an essential gesture: two vertical planes intersected by a suspended circular seat in woven straw.

Designed by the visionary Paul McCobb in 1957 the model 3042 “Squirm” lounge chair is an archetypal example of early American Modern design.

In designing the Violin Chair, architects Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi set out to distil the archetypal form of a chair into its purest representation, without ever losing the sense ...

In designing the Violin Chair, architects Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi set out to distil the archetypal form of a chair into its purest representation, without ever losing the sense ...

Their structure reduces the archetype of a chair to an essential gesture: two vertical planes intersected by a suspended circular seat in woven straw.

Their structure reduces the archetype of a chair to an essential gesture: two vertical planes intersected by a suspended circular seat in woven straw.

Their structure reduces the archetype of a chair to an essential gesture: two vertical planes intersected by a suspended circular seat in woven straw.

Their structure reduces the archetype of a chair to an essential gesture: two vertical planes intersected by a suspended circular seat in woven straw.

Featuring gentle curves formed from tropical hardwoods such as Brazilian rosewood and teak and other natural materials such as paper cord the model 78 dining chair is the archetypal ...

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair. A good piece of furniture lives from its versatility.

The original idea was to design 6 contemporary mismatching archetypical club chairs, full size silhouettes were sketched on oversize bits of wallpaper and cardboard maquettes cobbled...

Lounge chair, wood, off-white fabric, Denmark, 1950s This archetypical wingback chair of the 1950s is both extremely comfortable and pleasing to the eyes.

Armchair, fabric, oak, Denmark, 1950s. This archetypical wingback chair and ottoman of the 1950s is both extremely comfortable and pleasing to the eyes.

On first inspection, it appears to be an archetypal wooden kitchen table and chairs but on closer viewing the table is revealed as ‘floating’; without any legs, supported by a simple...

This incredibly rare and archetypally Swedish Modern chair is in stunning original, vintage condition making it ideal for collectors searching for an early Scandinavian Modern chair ...

The perfect complement to a modern, rustic-chic interior of both private or contract nature, this stool by Emilio Nanni reinterprets the chair archetype in a contemporary key. Handcr...

Enlivening a modern, rustic-chic interior of both private or contract nature with its bold green hue and striking design, this stool by Emilio Nanni reinterprets the archetypical con...

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair.

The Papa Bear Chair stands as the archetype for a comfortable easy chair.

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair.

The bentwood seat frame and the handcrafted seat covered with canework refer to the 214, the archetype of a Thonet chair.

The designer is anonymous but as Gavina himself writes in the description of the object "four crossed sticks, an animal skin to sit or to govern, the first object in the hut, this el...