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  Grey bench – Gustavian, Josef Frank upholstery

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  Black chairs – Gustavian, Axet model 1950s

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  Black, white and gold chair – Rococo, antique

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  Black and white striped stool – antique, restored

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  Black and white chair – Rococo, linen upholstery

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  Black, white and gold armchairs, pair – Gustavian

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  Black armchair – Gustavian, linen upholstery

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  Black and gold armchair – Rococo, linen upholstery

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  Black chairs, set of 8 – Gustavian and Art Deco

Chairs, armchairs and tables are among the pieces of furniture used most in everyday life – and at the same time among those that shape the feel of a room most clearly. The right piece creates balance, comfort and character, and fits naturally into the overall picture of the home.

At Plan B Design, many of our seating pieces start from older quality furniture that is given new life through careful craftsmanship and redesign. The result is redesigned furniture in which classic proportions are combined with modern form and a contemporary expression.

Classic craftsmanship in a modern interpretation

Older chairs and tables are often made from materials and in constructions that last for generations. Through furniture restoration and creative refinement, these qualities can be preserved while the furniture is adapted to the way we live and furnish today.
If you would like to understand how the process works, read more about the process behind a redesigned piece of furniture.

• Newly upholstered seats for better comfort
• Careful surface treatment and modern colouring
• Preserved lines and proportions of the original piece
• Details that bring out the character of the furniture

The difference between restoring a piece of furniture and developing it further is central to our work. Read more about the difference between furniture restoration and redesign and about how older furniture gains a new expression without losing its history.

Chairs and armchairs as statement furniture

An armchair or a chair with character can act as the accent of a room and create visual weight without taking up much space. In many homes these pieces are used as so-called statement objects – furniture that defines the identity of a room.

You will find inspiration on placement and styling in our guide:
Statement furniture – how to furnish with a piece that takes up space.

Sustainable design for long use

By continuing to work with existing furniture, the need for new production is reduced and high-quality materials stay in use. Restoring and redesigning rather than buying new is therefore the longer-lasting and more sustainable way to furnish.

Read more about why many people choose to restore furniture rather than buy new.

Discover our current chairs, armchairs and tables below and find furniture in which history, craftsmanship and modern design come together.

Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, Dining Chairs and Armchairs