Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958, the Swan Chair is the perfect occasional chair when you are looking to add a dash of color, some curves, and a bit of sculpture to a room. An added bonus: It swivels.

This iconic classic was designed by Charles and Ray Eames back in 1946, when they were experimenting with bent wood and ergonomic comfort. It's available in a variety of finishes and also as a lounge chair, with a choice of metal or wood legs.

Not just for sitting, the Reid Collection (2007) invites you to watch movies, take a nap or surf on a laptop. Maximizing the enjoyment of downtime is something Jeffrey Bernett is passionate about since he spends a fair bit of his free time doing extreme sports, and he held nothing back when...

A soft, less machined brand of modernism first arose in the United States in the 1930s and it was aimed at simplifying life by comfortably modernizing it. Our Bantam Collection (2004), which builds in comfort across the entire surface of each piece, takes its inspiration from this period while...

n 2005, we posed a challenge to award-winning designer Jeffrey Bernett to create a recliner that didn't look like a recliner. Armed with experience designing ergonomic in-flight seating for Northwest Airlines, Bernett took us on willingly. He designed the Flight Recliner, in collaboration with...

Modern sofas often tout minimalist appeal, but few can also claim the comfort of Ted Boerner's Theatre Collection (2001). The Sofa, Two-Seater Sofa and Armchair are all designed to accommodate the human body with studied proportions and simple geometry. The result is comfort that stems from its...

Although Hans J. Wegner designed his Wing Chair in 1960, it wasn't put into production until 2006 – debuting at the IMM Cologne furniture fair, where it received a classic innovation award for its timeless appeal. Regarded as the "chair-maker of chair-makers," the Danish designer created more than...

The Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair (1946) has been referred to as the "most famous chair of the century," with a low-slung form that relates directly to the human body and holds no secrets as to how it succeeds technically. This original is an authentic, fully licensed product of Herman Miller,...

Designed by Finn Juhl, produced by Onecollection. With distinctive shapes inspired by primitive weaponry and a seat that appears suspended above the frame, the sculptural form of the Chieftains Chair (1949) changed the future of Danish design. Finn Juhl created the chair for the 1949 Cabinetmakers’...

The Egg Chair was designed by Arne Jacobson in 1958 for the lobby of The Royal SAS Hotel in Copenhagen, which made that 1958 Danish Radisson the most stylish Radisson in history!

Whether designing interiors for residential homes, creating retail showrooms for Calvin Klein and Esprit, or developing furniture collections for Knoll, Joe D'Urso delivers elegant, livable solutions. Even the industrial "high tech" loft movement that he pioneered in the 1970s was about functional,...

I can't seem to grasp how wood can be made to look so fluid and molded. This armchair is living proof that Scandinavian design has the market cornered on mid century wood furniture.

Le Corbusier regarded traditional furnishings, with their structures hidden beneath wads of padding and upholstery, as relics of the past. Partnering with Charlotte Perriand and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret, Le Corbusier stripped away all excess to create the sleek, elemental LC1 Chair (1928). The...

This is NOT Archie Bunker's recliner. It's the sexiest darn lounger I've ever seen. Designed by Milo Baughman in 1966.

Design Within Reach's Adirondack rocker gets a modern update in glossy emerald thanks to designers Greg Benson and Jeff Taly, who created this design from recycled plastic.

It's a classic for a reason! This Eames rocker is ideal in a nursery, a bedroom, a playroom or in my home...our family room. I move it around the house and honestly like it anywhere.

Milo Baughman was a firm believer that good design can have a positive influence on our lives. He lectured frequently on the topic, and often told the story of how at age 13 he designed the interior and exterior of his family's new home. He later served with the U.S. Army, designing officers' clubs...