Furniture
Chairs, tables, cabinets, chests of drawers, sofas and armchairs.
Furniture is the basic exercise of design: it must carry a person, survive being moved and look like its time. The chair is the clearest example – every period has reinvented it.
- Gustavian chair
- Karl Johan chest of drawers
- Chair No. 14
- Windsor chair
- Chippendale chair
- Rococo commode
- Biedermeier chair
- Shaker chair
- Morris chair
- Chair for Hill House
- Throne of Maximian
- Coronation Chair
- Savonarola chair
- Great Bed of Ware
- Augsburg Art Cabinet
- Wainscot chair
- Cabinet by Boulle
- Badminton Cabinet
- Commode by Cressent
- Bureau du Roi
- Commode by Georg Haupt
- Desk by David Roentgen
- Commode by Riesener
- Armchair by Georges Jacob
- Hepplewhite chair
- Sheraton chair
- Madame Récamier’s daybed
- Sofa by Duncan Phyfe
- Viennese Biedermeier secretary
- Hitchcock chair
- Sofa by John Henry Belter
- Sussex chair
- Sideboard by E. W. Godwin
- Thonet rocking chair
- Wooton patent desk
- Argyle chair
- Café Museum chair
- Chair by Hector Guimard
- Water-lily desk
- Armchair from Casa Calvet
- Cobra chair
- Armchair by Koloman Moser
- Sideboard by Gustav Stickley
- Cabinet by Ernest Gimson
- Armchair for the Postal Savings Bank
- Cabinet by Ruhlmann
- Wassily chair
- Egg chair
- Panton chair
- Red Blue Chair
- Eva
- Wishbone Chair
- Thonet
- Gemla
- Rud. Rasmussen
- Fritz Hansen
- USM
- Wittmann
- Herman Miller
- Carl Hansen & Søn
- Fredericia Furniture
- Poltrona Frau
- Cassina
- Molteni&C
- Artek
- Knoll
- IKEA
- Emeco
- Lammhults
- Kartell
- String Furniture
- Vitra
- PP Møbler
- Zanotta
- Vitsœ
- De Sede
- Källemo
- B&B Italia
- Gubi