Seating

<n>MP-123</n> sofa by <n>Percival Lafer</n>, c. 1970. Photo by <n>ana pigosso</n>.

<n>Custom chair for the Ellen Jansen house</n> by <n>Rudolph M. Schindler</n>, c. 1922.

A concept chair design by <n>Tom Hancocks</n>.

The <n>Vipp Swivel Chair</n> by <n>Vipp</n> features a polished aluminum frame and leather upholstery.

<n>Lofty Chaise Lounge</n> by <n>Piergiorgio Cazzaniga</n> for <n>MDF Italia</n>, from <n>Forsyth</n>.

The <n>Nelligan Chair</n> by <n>Belmares Studio</n>.

The <n>Lucie Chair</n> (2024) by designer <n>Gregory Beson</n>. Photo by <n>Connor Rancan</n>.

Chair created by artist <n>Llane</n> in collaboration with <n>S T U D I O  Λ  I I  Ξ  Λ  ></n>.

<n>HESTIA stool and side table</n> designed by <n>Charlotte Juillard</n>. Photo by <n>Leonardo Denizon</n>.

<n>Big Bell Chair</n> by <n>Studio Sam Klemick</n>. Photo by <n>Brian Guido</n>.

The <n>Fardos armchair</n>, designed by <n>Ricardo Fasanello</n> in 1968. Photo by <n>Rafael Felix</n>.

A ceramic work from the <n>ZEMLYA!</n> exhibition by artist <n>Serhii Makhno</n> at <n>Ateliers Courbet</n>.

A bronze sculpture from the <n>Triad series</n> by artist <n>Pieter Maes</n>.

<n>Onno Adriaanse</n>'s <n>Timber Armchair - Elm</n> (2023), shown by <n>Galerija VARTAI</n> at <n>Collectible</n>.

The <n>OBJ-05 Copper Lounge Chair</n>, a limited edition piece hand-hammered in Mexico.

The <n>Cabris Chair</n>, designed by <n>Mik Bakker</n> for <n>KADER DESIGN</n> from upcycled 200-year-old wood.

<n>The Easy Chair</n> prototype designed by <n>Jochen Magyar</n>. Photo by <n>SHARI RUZZI</n>.

<n>STRATUS Lounge chair</n> by <n>Studio Balestra</n>.

<n>Lounge chair</n> by <n>Gianni Moscatelli</n> for <n>Forma Nova</n>, 1969.

Furniture by London-based Indian designer <n>Shivangi Vasudeva</n>.

Artwork by <n>John Zabawa</n> from his solo exhibition at <n>FRANCIS GALLERY</n>.

The <n>NYX Chair</n> in carbon fiber, designed by <n>Pierre Yves Guenec</n> in 2018.

Designed by French designer Pierre-Yves Guénec, the NYX Chair draws inspiration from the skeletal form of the human body. Guénec’s practice welds together centuries-old traditions and hypermodern aesthetics, bound together by spirituality and technology. Placing the utmost importance on the practice of fine craftsmanship, Guénec collaborated with Nikolas Kaparos to cast the works in bronze at the Greek artisan’s foundry in Athens. Resembling the straight lines and curves of a spine, the meticulous craftsmanship and biomorphic forms highlight how skeletal frameworks drive not only the design process and concept but also the production of the piece itself.

NYX Chair

<n>Lounge Chair 'Rio'</n> designed by <n>Oscar Niemeyer</n> for <n>Fasem International</n> in the 1960s.

A hand-crafted <n>Brutalist sling chair</n> from <n>Good Weather</n>.

The <n>NYX Chair</n> in patinated bronze, designed by <n>Pierre Yves Guenec</n>.

<n>Transformación Bench</n> by <n>Jazo Romero</n> for <n>Estudio Difane</n>, customized for a project by <n>K E N Y A R O D R I G U E Z</n>.

<n>Pierre Jeanneret</n> daybed in army shearling from <n>Studio Balestra</n>.

<n>Springback Lounge</n> chair by <n>ODAMI</n> from the <n>Case Study 01: On Mass</n> collection. Photo by <n>Kurtis Chen</n>.

The <n>Nelligan Chair</n> in burned oak, designed by <n>Ernesto Azcarate</n> for <n>Estudio Difane</n> in 2022.

The <n>Lido Steel chair</n> by designer <n>Paolo Ferrari</n>, presented at <n>The Family Show</n> during <n>NYCxDesign</n> 2017.

<n>Plywood modernist chair</n> from the Netherlands, c. 1960s.

The <n>Ruth Lounge chair</n> by <n>Edgar Orlaineta</n> and <n>Simon Hamui</n>. Photo by <n>Jaime Navarro</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n>-style <n>Perceptions Chair</n> by <n>Known Work</n>. Photo by <n>Sean Davidson</n>.

The <n>Punta Mita Armchair (H116)</n>. Photo by <n>fabian martinez.</n>

<n>Hawaiian palmwood chaise lounge</n> by <n>Pacific Green Furniture</n>, c. 1985.