Do you deliver to NYC?

Yes, in-stock items can often be delivered to NYC quickly by our skilled couriers. Pieces are delivered by hand to your residence. This typically takes 1-2 weeks for items stocked at our warehouse in PA.

How much does shipping cost?

To see shipping costs, add an item to your cart and proceed to checkout. You'll be able to see costs there. Small items like lamps typically cost under $99 to ship. Larger items including furniture often ship on a truck via Freight . Our furniture shippers professionally arrange and manage all Freight shipments. Freight costs often range between $100 and $999 for furniture. Very large and fragile items can cost more, depending on the ship-to-address. Freight costs may include insurance. Read our full shipping policy here. →

You can see estimated lead times under "Delivery", above. Newly made items ship from a warehouse or are made-to-order. There may be a lead time depending on the piece. We'll keep you updated if there is. Vintage items are all in-stock and ready to ship.

What is Freight shipping?

Freight shipping is how most furniture is shipped: secured by hand on a pallet and transported on a truck. Furniture arrives curbside, often on the shipping pallet for protection. Freight shipments can take longer and are more costly than regular mail, but help to prevent damage to furniture during delivery.

Is everything authentic?

Rarify's entire collection is evaluated by credentialed experts for authenticity. We strive to only list an item for sale if we're certain it's authentic. Our team reviews every piece.

Can I customize a USM piece?

Yes; our team is an Authorized Dealer for USM Modular Furniture , trained to design custom USM Haller furniture. Please use the configurator or contact us.

Can I customize upholstery or finishes?

Absolutely. Most pieces can be customized. Select from the available product options, or contact us to inquire.

NY11 Dining Chair — Wood by Rune Krøjgaard and Knut Benedik Humlevik

Name: NY11 Dining Chair — Wood
Brand: Rune Krøjgaard and Knut Benedik Humlevik
SKU: R-NORR-073785
Price: 710.0 USD
Availability: InStock

*Digital swatches are not always color accurate. Please contact us for samples.

Fabric Group 0

Cura

Manufacturer: Gabriel

Composition: 100% recyclable polyester

Cura is a multi-purpose, two-coloured melange upholstery fabric made from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester. It fuses modern performance with a warm, casual aesthetics and a soft, voluminous touch. The fabric’s matt, slightly heathered and natural-looking texture imitates the aesthetics of natural fibres, adding feel-good factor and a touch of classic luxury to any type of furniture.

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Remix 3

Manufacturer: Kvadrat

Composition: 90% new wool, worsted 10% nylon

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Barnum

Composition: 45% cotton, 19% viscose, 15% wool, 13% acetate, 8% nylon

Woven from a cotton-wool blend, Barnum Bouclé is crafted with twisted, looped yarns for a durable, nubby surface finish that enhances the softness and comfort of the fabric.

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Fiord 2

Manufacturer: Kvadrat

Composition: 92% new wool, worsted 8% nylon

Fiord is a versatile woollen upholstery textile with a subtle three-dimensional look. Originally designed by Norwegian designer Tone Barnung, it comes in refreshed colours created in collaboration with Louise Sigvardt. The construction of Fiord combines a mélange yarn with a unicoloured yarn that creates pearl-like dots that play across the textile’s surface. This sophisticated expression reflects a key source of inspiration behind the design: moonlight glittering like pearls on the rippling waters of a Norwegian fjord.

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Hallingdal 65

Manufacturer: Kvadrat

Composition: 70% New Wool, 30% Viscose

The very durable upholstery fabric was originally designed in 1965 by Nanna Ditzel, and is now available in a version with an updated colour scale: Hallingdal 65. Hallingdal 65 is made of wool and viscose, which complement each other well: the wool provides excellent durability and flexibility, whilst the viscose adds brilliance and depth to the colour. Both materials are dyed before they are spun, which highlights the rich texture of the fabric.

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Steelcut Trio 3

Manufacturer: Kvadrat

Composition: 90% New Wool Worsted, 10% Nylon

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Baru

Composition: 87% new wool, 10% polyester, 3% polyamide

An ultra-soft woven woollen bouclé, Baru feels like shorn fleece and has a comforting volume created by the elasticity of the wool fibre and the finishing processes. Yarn dyed with one colour in warp and another in weft, it has the benefits of a woollen textile but a softer feel. The texture of the bouclé coupled with a slight shine from the acrylic blend creates a playful effect as the colour catches the light. Minimal contrasts in the yarns produce strong hues such as midnight, forest green, maroon and dark chocolate, while a darker base adds depth. Softer shades of snow, light grey, ash, camel, vanilla and moss green have a mélange effect from the contrasting base.