Retro Vibe Mid-century is like a time-traveling experience made of vintage-inspired pieces for intimate ambiances. Here colors must be striking, lines must be eye-catching and textures must be soul-stirring. Want to see some legendary dining chairs? Here we go!

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Ellen

Ellen is a fanciful dining chair full of luxurious features. Its distinctive open curved back is extremely sculptured and it contrasts with the slim legs made of polished brass. It is upholstered in velvet and has mixed tones both on the back and the round cushioned pad.

Marco

The Marco dining chair features polished brass and glossy black feet along with round-shaped arms that provide even more comfort. Following the tradition of Essential Home’s finest bestsellers, Marco dining chair is another piece that is handmade with the same luxurious elements as any other piece.

Marie

Marie is rather an occasional dining chair that incorporates all of the mid-century elements into a contemporary vision. Its construction features slim legs made of polished brass, a round pad upholstered with a seductive velvet and a round back. It has no armrests, so it is also perfect for casual interiors like bars or restaurants.

Gable

The Gable dining chair is part of a larger design collection for the living room. It features a round polished brass swivel base that contrasts with the dreamy cotton velvet. Its curved low back has some stitched seam accents that give it a stylish look. Since its height is 85 cm, it can also be used as a side chair.

Perry

Perry is a dining chair inspired by the most famous occasional designs – it features a body structure produced in solid walnut wood, which makes it a durable and solid chair. Both the seat and the back cushions are upholstered in leather, evoking a sober look that contrasts with metal shoes on its legs, made of polished brass. A mid-century masterpiece and an homage to the modern living era.

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