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CubanaPosted by Jana WeillDonghia’s Cubana Collection presents traditional shapes with an exotic zest. The collection takes a craftsman’s approach to simplicity and attention to detail: hand
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Block IslandPosted by Jana WeillThe Block Island Collection, available in both natural and tobacco hand-woven wicker, feels just as at home in the city as on the beach. The large architectural scale and crisp
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LegacyPosted by Jana WeillDonghia’s new LEGACY COLLECTION introduces a unique dimension in case goods. Designed by Joseph Jeup and developed by the Donghia Design Studio, the collection reflects
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OgeePosted by Jana WeillThe Ogee name comes from an architectural term meaning “S” curve. The collection merges luxurious comfort with elegant stylistic touches and the round apron, the Dire
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LakehillPosted by Jana WeillThe Lakehill Collection’s clean, sweeping lines are as appropriate now as they were twenty years ago. These designs are engineered for maximum comfort, incorporating a lu
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Klismos ChairPosted by Jana WeillThe antique Greek Klismos form is melded with modern technology to create Donghia’s version of the classic Klismos Chair. Featuring a beautiful curved back that envelops
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HudsonPosted by Jana WeillThe Hudson Collection’s form and lines reflect those of mid-century design philosophy – simplicity, clean lines, sleekness, functionality – while adhering to
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GramercyPosted by Jana WeillBy combining style, function, flexibility and comfort, the Gramercy Collection becomes a striking design with endless possibilities. The long slim lines make for an important p
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GenevaPosted by Jana WeillInspired by custom upholstery designed for a European client in Switzerland, the Geneva Collection combines traditional luxury and modern simplicity, offering a seamless transi
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FlutePosted by Jana WeillFashioned after the French neoclassic period, this chair has isolated the fluting that often decorated the legs of Louis XVI armchairs. This detail is magnified and applied t
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Fifth AvenuePosted by Jana WeillThe Fifth Avenue Sofa and Daybed are a 21st century update on a classic Donghia design. Originally designed in the 70’s for Ralph Lauren’s 5th Avenue New York City
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EnchantedPosted by Jana WeillThe spare and essential lines created by dustsheets draped over furniture inspired the Enchanted Collection. The pieces are stately, expressing noble eccentricity. The tall leg
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Eiko ChairPosted by Jana WeillThe Eiko dining chair was inspired by formal Asian dining chair silhouettes. Interpreted and designed by Masaru Suzuki, this dining chair features an upholstered seat and back
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EatonPosted by Jana WeillDonghia applies the basics of modern dressing to upholstered furniture in the Eaton Collection – all the essential elements of today’s interior wardrobe. Similar in
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DiLorenzoPosted by Jana WeillSitting around the table in a tall-backed DiLorenzo chair, one has the sensation of being in a room within a room. The severe line, inspired by formal dining chairs of the Ital
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ConversationPosted by Jana WeillConversation’s intimate scale encourages discussion, as in the very civilized salons of the 18th century or 1920’s, when the art of conversation was second only to
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Bond StreetPosted by Jana WeillInspired by the mastery of English tailors and the classic style of the pieces they create, the Bond Street Collection has exquisitely tailored upholstery, wonderful proportion
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BerlinPosted by Jana WeillNamed for the city that was rebuilt for the 21st century, the Berlin Collection combines strong lines with distinctive proportions – both masculine and architectural R
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BenchPosted by Jana WeillAs modern life becomes more mobile, the demand for home furnishings of increasing flexibility has soared and no piece has offered as many fresh solutions as the upholstered ben
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Anziano ChairPosted by Jana WeillThe ancient Greek Klismos contour is melded with modern technology to form the Anziano Chair. Designed for the American Academy (Villa Aurelia) in Rome, this chair is versatile
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