Drawing inspiration from the facades of iconic buildings, the Soho Coffee Table by NORR11 translates architectural grandeur into a slender, fluted travertine coffee table. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl, the natural stone surface carries the holes and organic imperfections characteristic of travertine, catching shadow and light differently throughout the day. Despite its solid stone construction, this luxury coffee table remains surprisingly light, making it as practical as it is sculptural for contemporary living rooms.
Faster lead times do not have to mean fewer choices. This curated collection features quick ship luxury furniture from seven leading design brands, spanning solid wood dining chairs, sculptural lounge chairs and considered dining tables, including Wendelbo, Bensen, NORR11, Gubi, Saba, TON and Stolab. Each piece is ready sooner than our standard production timeline, without any compromise on craftsmanship or material quality.
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A contemporary blend of Danish and Japanese design traditions defines the Tokyo Dining Chair by Bensen, a solid wood dining chair brought to life through Niels Bendtsen's signature woodworking approach. Beautiful walnut detailing pairs with a leather seat to create a luxury dining chair equally suited to a considered dining room or a boutique hospitality interior. Available in walnut with a range of leather finishes, it is a piece defined by quiet, cross-cultural restraint.
Few designer dining chairs carry the international recognition of the Merano Dining Armchair by Ton, designed by South Tyrolean designer Alexander Gufler as a reinterpretation of the studio's century-old bentwood furniture tradition. Curved solid beech wood forms a refined silhouette that carries genuine warmth alongside structural precision, resulting in a bentwood dining armchair equally suited to a private residence or a contract hospitality dining room.
Considered and contemporary, the Ovata Dining Chair by Wendelbo was designed by Note Design Studio as a solid wood dining chair that feels equally at home in a private dining room or a commercial hospitality setting. Clean lines and a refined profile give this Scandinavian design piece a quiet confidence, built to hold its own alongside more expressive furniture at the table.
The Lilla Åland Birch Dining Chair by Stolab is a genuine piece of Swedish design history and one of the most recognized birch dining chairs in Scandinavian furniture design. Designed in 1942 by Carl Malmsten, one of Sweden's most celebrated furniture designers, the chair takes its inspiration from the medieval Finström Church on the island of Åland. Eight moulded back legs and a softly curved, double-bevelled seat give this solid birch dining chair its distinctive elegance, while construction using only pins and glue, without screws or metal, preserves a level of craftsmanship unchanged since the design first entered production.
Saba's first dining table was worth the wait. The Teatro Magico Oval Dining Table, designed by architecture studio 967Arch, translates the softness of fabric into a sculptural table base inspired by theater curtains. Table bases can be joined or separated, allowing this Italian designer dining table to shift between a unified silhouette and a more open composition depending on the space. A clean, essential tabletop is available in round or oval formats, making it a striking luxury dining table for both residential interiors and hospitality environments.
Post-war austerity gave way to something far more vigorous when Pierre Paulin designed the original Pacha Lounge Chair in 1975. Now reissued by Gubi, this iconic lounge chair pioneers a low-level, floating form that eliminates traditional legs entirely, its rounded upholstered volumes traced with inward-inclining stitching lines for a genuinely sculptural silhouette. Equally suited to a residential living room or a sophisticated commercial interior, it remains one of the most recognizable pieces of 1970s French furniture design.
A dining companion to NORR11's popular Elephant Lounge Chair, the Elephant Dining Chair shares its legs with the brand's proven NY11 Dining Chair while the seat and back are pressed into the same soft curve. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl, this solid oak dining chair pairs oak legs and laminated oak veneer with a seat and back upholstered in premium wool, leather or textile. The result is an elegant, sturdy designer dining chair built for everyday use.
Solid wood construction, impeccable craftsmanship and a commitment to minimalist design define the Radii Dining Table by Bensen, designed under Niels Bendtsen's guiding philosophy of simplicity and honesty. This luxury walnut and oak dining table lets natural wood grain speak for itself, resulting in a piece that feels both quietly confident and genuinely material-forward for the contemporary dining room.
Compact in footprint but enveloping in feel, the Little Big Chair by NORR11 was designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl to deliver a cocoon-like lounge chair experience despite its small scale. A concealed swivel base adds functionality beneath a fully upholstered silhouette built on an FSC-certified wood frame with foam core, handcrafted in Italy. Equally suited to a residential living room or a boutique hotel lobby, this sculptural swivel lounge chair brings genuine character to any space it enters.
Named for the mooring bollards that inspired its form, the Poller Table by Wendelbo was designed by Oliver Schick with a confident, sculptural base translated into a considered side and coffee table silhouette. Available in multiple sizes and finishes, this Scandinavian designer coffee table is built to anchor a room without ever feeling heavy-handed.
Quiet elegance meets indulgent comfort in the Ridge Sofa by Wendelbo, designed by Norm Architects around a soft minimalism where every detail serves a purpose. Available in two and three seater configurations, this luxury modular sofa's understated silhouette makes it a versatile centerpiece for contemporary residential and hospitality interiors alike.
Contrast is the defining idea behind the Sejour Lounge Armchair by Gubi, designed by GamFratesi to pair a deep, generous seat and gently curving backrest with a slender metal frame and optional wooden armrests. Referencing early eighteenth-century slipper chairs once reserved for private boudoirs, this designer lounge armchair has since found a home in a wide range of settings, from private bedrooms to hotel and office lobbies. Its compact scale and distinctive personality ensure it draws attention wherever it is placed.
The wooden entrance arches of Japanese Shinto shrines inspired the Torii Stool by Bensen, a reference reflected directly in its name, which translates to "bird perch." Designed by Niels Bendtsen, this solid wood counter and bar stool features closely spaced back legs, a broad seat and a small arched backrest, hiding a surprising amount of comfort and sturdiness behind its minimal, traditional joinery-driven silhouette. Available in white oak, black stained ash or walnut, it performs equally well in a private kitchen or a busy commercial bar.
Balancing simplicity with honesty, the Collar Lounge Chair by Bensen was designed under Niels Bendtsen's guiding philosophy to bring genuine presence to a room without excess. Solid wood construction and a wood base define a refined lounge chair silhouette, making it a considered addition to any contemporary residential or contract interior.
Enveloping softness gives the Duvet Lounge Chair by Wendelbo its name. Designed by Skogstad & Wærnes, the upholstered lounge chair form sits atop a slender chrome-plated or powder-coated steel frame that adds a sense of visual lightness. Available in a range of fabric and frame finish combinations, this luxury upholstered lounge chair brings a soft, considered presence to any contemporary interior.
Every proportion on the GEO Armchair by Saba was considered with intention. Designed by Paolo Grasselli, the arm width intentionally differs from the back to meet distinct ergonomic needs rather than defaulting to a uniform silhouette, while less padding in the seat compared to the enveloping arms creates a deliberate contrast. A metallic structure adds a luxurious, easy-to-clean finish to this Italian designer armchair, with fully removable covers completing a piece built for both comfort and longevity.
Sculptural base meets considered tabletop in the Oku Dining Table by NORR11, designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl to bring genuine material presence to the dining room. This Scandinavian designer dining table carries the same attention to proportion and craft that defines the rest of NORR11's collection, resulting in a table that feels equally at home in a private residence or a hospitality setting.
Few chairs carry the historical weight of the 14 Dining Chair by TON. Designed by Michael Thonet in 1859, this iconic bentwood dining chair was made from six pieces of steam-bent solid beech and pioneered a bending technique that gave wood both strength and flexibility while minimizing joints and hardware. Still produced by TON using the same traditional methods established in 1861, it remains a defining icon of bentwood furniture design, as relevant in a contemporary dining room today as it was in the cafés of nineteenth-century Vienna.
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