Folding chairs
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Oak wardrobe with Saint-Gobain mirror from the 1960s.
Brutalist display cabinet in oak by Charles Dudouyt, 1940s.
Brutalist armoire/bar by De Coene 1970s
Oak Art Deco buffet from the 1940s.
Art Deco modernist buffet signed Pechon (MOF 1941) for the decorator Pebreuil.
1960 shelf with contemporary pictorial intervention in the style of Piet Mondrian.
Art Deco buffet in oak and wrought iron by Léon and Maurice Jallot 1940s
Art Deco wardrobe by Roger Bal 1940
Brutalist Aranjou wardrobe in elm 1960s
Art Deco neoclassical wardrobe in ebony veneer 1930s
Minimalist enfilade in ebony and sycamore 1960s
Patinated two-body buffet from the 19th century.
Imposing two-body buffet/library in solid oak and walnut from the Napoleonic III period.
Cerused oak sideboard signed Maurice Rinck 1940s
Oak buffet in the style of Charles Dudouyt, 1930s.
Pair of elm bedside tables for Maison REGAIN 1970s
Blonde oak wardrobe with geometric crosshatch pattern from the 1940s.
Brass, lacquered wood and smoked glass shelf by Kim Moltzer 1970s
Large buffet with 4 doors in cerused oak, eglomisé mirror and 1950s leather.
Nineteenth-century two-body buffet in cherry wood.
Vintage travel trunk from the 1940s.
Mahogany bookshelf from English work around 1900 – documented historical provenance from the Montgolfier family.
Pair of pine bedside tables from the 1960s.
Folding chairs by Russel Wright for Samsonite Chairs 1960s
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Folding chairs
Folding chairs are furniture that everyone should have in their home. It is always handy to have a few extra folding chairs within reach. If the number of visitors is larger than expected, you will never be short of chairs. These chairs are multifunctional and can be used at home, in the garden or on holiday at the campsite.
Buying a folding chair
When you want to buy a folding chair, you quickly think of an ordinary garden chair. But make no mistake, this chair has extra features. Folding chairs can be folded up. This makes this chair ideal for space-saving storage in or around your home. Because of the popularity of folding chairs these days, there are different types of folding chairs. There are relatively large chairs, compact chairs, designer folding chairs, with or without upholstery, etc. Actually, there is something for everyone.
Design folding chair
The designer folding chair differs from the average chair in a number of ways. In both chairs, much attention is paid to the seat, quality, choice of materials, originality and, of course, an eye-catching design. It offers high functionality with excellent seating comfort. Think of a contoured seat or a contoured backrest. These chairs come in different styles and sizes, which sometimes makes the choice difficult. So sit back and think about what you like and value about a folding chair.
Vintage design folding chair
The vintage folding chair is different from other folding chairs because it has its own style! Vintage brings the style of the past into your home. Whether it's retro or influenced by other things from the past, vintage is vintage! By choosing different colours and materials that contrast nicely with the rest of your home, you can create an interior that you can change quickly thanks to this chair's folding function. These chairs are made in a modern way with a look to the past. A real eye-catcher in your home that you can combine with your industrial decor.
Wooden folding chair
For those who prefer a natural look, a country style or just love the smell of wood, the wooden folding chair is an excellent choice. Wood is a durable material that can be made in all shapes and sizes. Wood creates a homely, inviting, organic feel. Whether you choose hardwood, softwood, oak, beech or mango wood. Any well-made and well-maintained wooden folding chair will offer reliability, comfort, longevity and retain its value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a good folding chair?
When choosing a folding chair, there are a number of things to consider. Aspects that can make the difference between a good folding chair and a bad one.
- Function: Will the chair be used for eating at tables, at the desk or for a relaxing movie in the living room?
- Comfort: If you use the folding chair a lot, the comfort of the chair is very important. Choose a finer seat, moulded footrests, armrests, comfort and quality.
- The shape: The shape sounds very logical, of course, but don't be surprised at how many people buy a folding chair that doesn't fit the space it will be placed in. Falling in love with a folding chair is one thing, but making sure it fits your interior is another important factor that can make the difference between a successful purchase.
- Material: The material you choose often shows exactly which style you like. For a natural look, you can choose leather, fabric or wood. Sleek design means plastic, hard materials like stainless steel, aluminium or steel.
- Colour: Finally, we haven't talked about perhaps the most difficult factor which determines what makes a good folding chair for you. The colour should be chosen carefully and should match the rest of the room, if it is already decorated to your taste. Go for a striking shade that makes the folding chair an eye-catcher. If you want to play it safe, go for a neutral colour like white, grey-white or anthracite.