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One of the most poetic vintage chairs, with origins in the Ateliers de la Ville de Paris, and its permanent presence in the Luxembourg Gardens.

In the 1920s numerous furniture designers created tube-steel chairs, that were to become symbols of industrial furniture.

The Scandinavian vintage home is the perfect illustration of the soul of northern European nations, which have played an important role in this trend.

Vintage chairs underwent numerous modifications; they became pivotable, lightened, then height adjustable, and above all, were adapted to each profession

Tolix chairs, which first appeared in the 1920s, are a symbol of French craft design.

Northern Europe is a region highly reputed for its porcelain and ceramics, and this plays a major role in the development of Scandinavian design.

Dansk furniture at the start of the 20th Century already had considerable renown across the world in terms of Scandinavian design.

When it first appeared, the Club leather armchair was rightly called the 'comfortable' leather armchair as opposed to the 'style' armchair.

Scandinavian furniture refers to all furniture that comes from several nations in Northern Europe.