You’ll Want to Sit Down for This: Chairs Now on Sale

This restored dining chair features hand-tufted beige wool upholstery, adding texture and subtle variation, while maintaining a high level of comfort. Custom options are available across materials and finishes, with each chair made by hand in Poland.

Object111 chair by NG DESIGN approaches seating through simplicity and restraint, using hand-brushed aluminum to create a clean, timeless silhouette suited to both domestic and public interiors.

Axoque Studio’s Especie chair, crafted by the Mexican design studio, pays tribute to endangered species in Michoacán. The interchangeable backrests draw inspiration from the achoque and the white fish and radiate rustic and Mid Century Modern design elements.

Designed for children, Charlie chair balances playful proportions with an ergonomic, stable structure that remains lightweight enough to move easily. Made with visible fragments of recycled plastic toys, the chair carries a colorful speckled surface that gives the piece both texture and a sense of familiarity.

Camber chair was developed from a single sheet of metal, with every cut and fold following the same five-degree angle established by the incline of the seat. Beginning as a flat rectangle, the piece gradually takes shape through a precise sequence of machine folds and hand-bent details, resulting in a sharply architectural silhouette suited for both indoor and outdoor use.

Walky chair draws from the atmosphere of classic Parisian café culture, imagined through long afternoons spent watching city life unfold from a café terrace. Its wooden structure translates that social, slow-moving rhythm into a comfortable seating piece designed for lingering rather than rushing.

Atlas chair by Drusch Design approaches seating through a distinctly sculptural lens, built from stacked geometric volumes that reference brutalist architecture and elemental simplicity. By obscuring its materiality and emphasizing composition over convention, the piece encourages a slower, more observational interaction beyond straightforward functionality.

Curvy armchair by Luca Pasqualotti brings together a chromed lattice structure with soft faux fur, creating a contrast between precision and unpredictability. Produced in Tuscany through a combination of industrial and artisanal processes, each piece reflects careful craftsmanship and a distinct, mid century modern form.

Practice chair by Studio Fabius Colvis reflects an approach to design grounded in repetition, refinement, and ongoing experimentation. Conceived as part of an evolving creative process, the piece treats craftsmanship and iteration as central to the final object rather than hidden behind it.

Simple lines and noble materials define Clavijero, a lounge chair and bench in blackened oak. Made by hand using traditional carpentry techniques, these two pieces are created for conversation, reading, rest, and contemplation. Comfortable cowhide beautifies the surface of the pieces.

Inspired by the Afghan Hound, this handcrafted chair pairs elongated lines with dense cream wool upholstery that gives the piece a playful yet elegant presence. Soft to the touch and distinctly sculptural, each chair carries its own subtle variations through the handmade process.

Hilana wool chair by Diego Olivero pairs hand-spun wool from Momostenango, Guatemala with a pinewood structure upholstered in Guatemala City. Woven on a pedal loom by local artisans, the chair carries a dense, textural presence that leans into warmth, craft, and a distinctly maximalist sensibility.

Defined by clean lines and a restrained silhouette, this chair pairs a solid oak structure with full fabric upholstery. Designed to gently contour to the body, the piece balances comfort with a grounded, minimalist presence while allowing for a range of custom finishes and fabrics.

Crafted from four hand-sanded aluminum sheets, this low armchair by MLK Furniture leans into a sharp neo-industrial aesthetic through clean geometry and refined metalwork. With its low 28 cm seat height and sculptural silhouette, the piece feels equally architectural and functional.

The Don chair by MOCK Studio is constructed from cherry veneered plywood, defined by minimalist lines and a precise, lightweight structure. Its restrained approach and material honesty place it firmly within a mid century modern furniture language, focused on simplicity, function, and proportion.

Kau chair transforms traditional Mayan craft techniques into a striking sculptural seating piece, built from iron mesh and covered with more than 2,000 hand-tied agave fiber fringes. Produced between the studio’s hacienda and a local village iron shop, the chair balances raw structure with dense texture, drawing attention to disappearing craft traditions from the Yucatán.

The Sedia Tona chair is defined by a clear geometric composition of squares and circles, where each element plays a role in the joinery. A slotting system allows for easy disassembly and flexibility, while black-pigmented birch plywood keeps the form grounded and direct.

Twisted armchair by Deya pairs deep velvet upholstery with sculptural oak armrests that introduce an unexpected, playful silhouette. The contrast between soft upholstery and solid wood gives the piece a strong visual identity, while generous cushioning keeps the focus on comfort and ease.

Handcrafted from laminated and waxed beech, Trb chair by Goslo Studio reinterprets floor sitting through a lower, more grounded seating posture. Its sculpted form draws from communal and ancestral ways of gathering, balancing contemporary comfort with a more instinctive relationship to the body and space.

The Shocking chair by Josh Page Studio is crafted from oak with exposed stainless steel screws and enamel-painted details. Its direct construction and bold accents give it a distinct presence while remaining fully functional as a dining, desk, or side chair.

RSUP–2 by THE RAUM OBJECTS is part of a four-chair series designed to interlock into a larger bench composition. Balancing between seating and sculptural object, the piece also functions as a side table, leaning into flexibility, modularity, and playful spatial interaction.

Contemporary Vanity chair by Joseph Ellwood of Six Dots Design reworks familiar mid century references through raw laser-cut aluminum and a distinctly contemporary sensibility. The piece balances precision and distortion, using recyclable material and fluid geometry to question how furniture reflects identity today.

Oppse chair by Hakan Kemal approaches seating through imbalance, rotation, and visual tension, turning the conventional rectangular chair form on a diagonal axis. Finished in a vivid metallic orange and supported by a three-legged fiberglass structure, the piece feels playful, sculptural, and intentionally unconventional.

This low swivel chair by UZU STUDIO Studio Martina Dimitrova translates urban surfaces and architectural interventions into a richly layered seating piece with graffiti-like energy. Built from pigmented lime plaster, lime wash, gold leaf, vintage silk rope, and forged details, the chair balances rawness and ornament through texture, color, and material experimentation.

Marina sling lounge chair by Chandler McLellan pares seating back to its essentials through walnut, chromed steel, and full-grain nubuck leather. Lightweight yet supportive, the chair carries a restrained, quietly elegant presence shaped through simplicity, proportion, and material clarity.

The Liquid table is shaped through hand-chased metal, giving the surface a textured finish that catches and reflects light. Inspired by the movement of water, its silhouette feels fluid while remaining grounded in simple geometry. Designed for flexibility, it functions as a coffee table, pedestal, or display surface.