A Renaissance Timepiece

Tooled leather furniture were predominantly used during the Baroque period of the Italian and Spanish Renaissance.  Its carved designs were commonly used on chair seats and backs. It was meant to compliment woodcarvings and nail heads on chair frames. The characterized heaviness indeed provided a sense of great security, which during this period was a common theme. Today, these chairs make great statements for a bohemian chic look or a juxtaposed modern look. Thinking about adding a really cool timepiece in a room, a tooled piece of furniture will really give people something to talk about. In addition, framed gold or silver gilded paintings can add extra antiquity and luxury.  

lovingly restored, these 6-pc French neo-renaissance embossed leather dining chair set in walnut exudes warmth and historical charm. 

The Baseball Glove of Chairs.  

The Eames Lounge Chair is an American icon and the godfather of modern lounge chairs. Over 50 years after its inception, it’s still regarded as the most comfortable and highly sought after chair. Even if you don’t know it’s an “Eames” you're probably familiar with the shape, classic leather tufts, and plywood design.  

If you're lucky to have inherited your grandfather’s chair or maybe you just purchased a vintage original, bring it by and we’ll be happy to give it a fresh start. Choose any leather or even a fabric. It's your choice.

a vintage piece waiting to be refurbished.  

We really enjoy these vintage Herman Miller ads because it ‘s the kind of nostalgia we still cling to.