Chairs

This set of six walnut dining chairs were handmade in the early 1900’s, and found in a villa in Florence. They were recently reupholstered, and still maintain beautiful antique features such as Rococo legs and turned braces.  Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by...

Handmade by artisan craftsmen, these wooden dining chairs were spared no detail– from their hand-painted exterior to their meticulous construction. They’re a perfect addition to any indoor space.

Inspired by classic French bistro chairs, this piece offers a modern reinterpretation that preserves the original's Art Nouveau aesthetic. The solid iron frame features carefully replicated aging that captures the authentic patina of the vintage originals. Though they mirror the elegance and age of...

Inspired by classic French veranda lounge chairs, Carol maintained the ergonomic silhouette but opted for an iron construction. The result is an industrial reimagining of an evergreen staple. 

Our version of your best vacation, the Iron Wave Chair, is a modern evolution of the Adirondack chair where you can lounge for the day. This original design acts almost like a chaise, but not quite, offering a sculptural silhouette built with both lounging...

Drawing on classic Northern European design, the Denmark Sling Chair offers an updated take on the Scandinavian staple. The handcrafted iron frame and genuine leather sling promise enduring quality, while a sleek silhouette brings effortless, versatile elegance to any space.

Hand forged from solid iron, these art deco chairs are whimsical additions to any dining table, with enough character to stand alone as a statement piece.

Found near Avignon, these Halabala chairs were meticulously restored by a skilled French artisan, who reupholstered it with hand-dyed, hand-stitched linen. Their frames are original Halabalas, dating between 1940 and 1950.

A beautifully preserved piece of history, this Art Deco teak wood chair boasts superb and unique craftsmanship. Amongst its rare design features are a curved seat and geometric armrests. The back legs are also constructed out of a single piece of wood, adding strength...

These gorgeous sling chairs are originally from Spain, and modeled after Paco Muñoz’s beloved designs. Crafted with an oak base and genuine leather sling, the chairs perfectly embody the sleek mid-century design tradition. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the...

Sourced from a monastery dining hall in Northern France, these turn-of-the-century oak chairs are styled after traditional chapel seating. They carry the quiet, architectural dignity of their original ecclesiastical setting into the home. Each chair is constructed from solid French oak, featuring a hand-carved...

Sourced from a private study in Montpellier, France, these 1930s club chairs are a masterclass in lived-in luxury. Crafted during the golden age of French Art Deco seating, they feature hand-sheared sheepskin leather over a robust hardwood frame. The leather has aged into an...

In the unmistakable style of Jindřich Halabala, this pair of Art Deco armchairs features the iconic, sweeping "H269" bentwood silhouette. Sourced with their integrity remarkably intact, these chairs are a masterclass in the streamlined elegance and architectural curves that defined mid-century Czech design. The...

Sourced from a historic sewing factory in Béziers, France, this set of four iron chairs represents the peak of 1920s industrial utility. Designed for the focused, rhythmic environment of a pre-war textile workshop, they prioritize structural endurance and a streamlined, no-nonsense silhouette. Each chair...

Inspired by the classic French veranda lounge chair, this Carol Hicks Bolton original reimagines a storied silhouette for the dining room. While maintaining the signature ergonomic curves of the French originals, Carol opted for a refined iron construction to create a piece that is...