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The icon of Dutch luxury manufacturer Leolux. The sitting ball specially designed in 1989 for the House of the Future is even now still as futuristic and humorous. And maybe so successful because of that. Pallone is personality, the perfect eye-catcher for distinctive interiors. This chair has won multiple awards overseas in Europe. Contact our sales team for more colour options.

Edward van Vliet’s Amulet series: eye-catching thanks to its shape and proportions, practical in daily use. The octagonal footstool offers an extra place to sit, but is also very handy as a side table due to its sturdy, flat seat. Amulet I is rounded with facets at the bottom and is given extra depth thanks to the openwork vertical seams with a different colour on the inside (optional). Amulet II has facets at both the top and the bottom. Here the accents are applied in the shape of a decorative stitch that blends in or colourfully contrasts with the upholstery of your choice. Both designs are available in two sizes with different heights. The rich and comfortable Amulet footstool: an indispensable accessory in van Vliet’s Leolux collection. *The cover and finish on the image shown may not be an exact representation of the product in-store. For a complete list of available options, please contact the store.

Lindo Sofa Leolux Global. Great company, for smaller interiors too! The Leolux Lindo sofa is compact, while offering amazing comfort and stunning details and options. The firm seat and slightly higher back offer perfect support. The integrated lower back cushion is beautifully accentuated by its recessed seam. And because everyone is different, Lindo offers height and depth options, enabling you to make further comfort refinements. Reflect your personal tastes in your choice of upholstery (you can select different fabrics for the inside and outside) and in the colour of the specially cast legs that protrude distinctively beneath the seat. *The cover and finish on the image shown may not be an exact representation of the product in-store. For a complete list of available options, please contact the store.

A leg and a table top connected by a straight column: that’s the purity of Columna. The only frivolity which Hugo de Ruiter allows himself is the way in which the column connects to the leg: like an ancient marble column, smooth or ribbed.

A true eye-catcher, the CALLAS dining chair by LEOLUX in Holland, was named after the legendary opera diva, has its eccentricities, but also puts on a fantastic performance. The modern lines of this chair lend themselves perfectly to expressive choices. The front, back and legs can be defined separately per chair, so you can make a mix that fits perfectly with your taste. Simple contemporary or modern eccentric, it’s up to you!

Edward van Vliet’s Amulet series: eye-catching thanks to its shape and proportions, practical in daily use. The octagonal footstool offers an extra place to sit, but is also very handy as a side table due to its sturdy, flat seat. Amulet I is rounded with facets at the bottom and is given extra depth thanks to the openwork vertical seams with a different color on the inside (optional). Amulet II has facets at both the top and the bottom. Here the accents are applied in the shape of a decorative stitch that blends in or colorfully contrasts with the upholstery of your choice. Both designs are available in two sizes with different heights.

The Leolux Papageno symbolises playfulness, pleasure and humour. the armchair presents a delightful form, creating its own ambience. the small assertive solid aluminium feet seem to be winking an eye at established design ideas. papageno ensures cosiness with a touch of wilfulness. everywhere where people live who dare to delight in stimulating their senses, there the papageno will fit in, because papageno adds an extra dimension to any living-room.

The icon of Dutch luxury manufacturer Leolux. Throughout its long design history, Leolux built unique collections, year after year. The Anton armchair, named after one of the founders of Leolux, is loosely based on that storied legacy. The design is a reference to the past, to the artisanally crafted, top-quality products that earned Leolux its reputation

Soft and round versus angular and hard. Pulla was born of a study in shape and material and how they relate to the space around them. The result of that study is a timeless sofa that interweaves lines and materials. *The cover and finish on the image shown may not be an exact representation of the product in-store. For a complete list of available options, please contact the store.

The icon of Dutch luxury manufacturer Leolux. The sitting ball specially designed in 1989 for the House of the Future is even now still as futuristic and humorous. And maybe so successful because of that. Pallone is personality, the perfect eye-catcher for distinctive interiors. This chair has won multiple awards overseas in Europe.

An unsusual yet theraputic design makes LeoLux's Parabolic Armchair a fantastic addition to your living room. The asymmetrical shape allows for at least three different use styles: 'normal' sitting, relaxed reclining or active sitting, using the armrest as a small desk while also make it an eye drawing and conversation starting piece.

The icon of Dutch luxury manufacturer Leolux. The sitting ball specially designed in 1989 for the House of the Future is even now still as futuristic and humorous. And maybe so successful because of that. Pallone is personality, the perfect eye-catcher for distinctive interiors. This chair has won multiple awards overseas in Europe. Different finishes avaliable. For a complete list of available options, please contact the store.