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Delivery across Sweden

One of One

Found once. Mid-century armchairs, lounge chairs, small sofas and stools, chosen for their frames: the wood stays as it aged, the upholstery is rebuilt in a cloth we name.

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What stays, what changes

Close-up of an oak chair frame where the arm meets the leg, the grain and the worn surface left as found

Preserved

The frame

The frame is kept as found: the joinery, the wood and the colour it has taken on over the years. Nothing is stripped or refinished.

An upholsterer fitting a patterned cloth over the back of a wooden chair

Renewed

The upholstery

The cloth is always changed. We only take pieces with a seat we can reupholster, so every chair leaves in a cloth we name by house and colourway, with its passport.

The Seyell passport of a wingback chair: a printed sheet with the logo, the model, a photograph, the materials and the work done, on a stone table beside a woven cloth

The Seyell passport

Every piece, documented.

A signed record accompanying every piece. After you buy, it opens online.

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