The Buttercup Swivel Custom Chair by Younger Furniture 1745

Introducing Buttercup, the sleek and sophisticated swivel chair from our Younger Furniture Collection. Adding this timeless piece to your living room is sure to turn heads with its smart roll arm, exposed tapered leg, and tasteful nailhead accent around the arm panel! But why just settle for the chair - why not add in a sofa, loveseat, ottoman, or all three to create a truly luxurious and comfortable setting in your own home?

The Younger Furniture Chair Collection offers an unparalleled level of comfort that combines style with practicality. It’s as beautiful as it is sturdy, ensuring long-lasting enjoyment for years to come. Our professional craftsmanship and contemporary style come together to make Buttercup the perfect addition to any space.

Bring luxury into your home with Buttercup swivel chair. With its flawless design and unbeatable quality, it’s an ideal choice for those looking to elevate the look of their living rooms effortlessly!

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A Younger Ltd were a leading British furniture manufacturer in the 1950s and 1960s. They produced high quality, well made furniture, made in low volume, aimed at the top end of the market, selling through independent retailers as well as though Heals. They were amongst the first British furniture companies to adopt the Danish modern style in the 1950s and the first to abandon it, in search of a new style in the late 1960s.

Younger’s first contemporary design, teak, dining suite was the Moselle range, released in 1955. Two years later, they introduced the Volany range of teak furniture, which was kept in production for the next ten years. The award winning Fonseca collection, another inspired by Danish modern design, was release in 1959 and was produced through the early and middle part of the 1960s.

Younger’s approach to furniture making echoed the Danish modern movement in more than aesthetics; like their Scandinavian counterparts, they also emphasised the importance of quality materials and excellent craftsmanship.

Their 1964 catalogue states:

‘Although essentially modern in design Younger Furniture is based on the sound principles of traditional furniture. The natural finish of the carefully chosen woods, the many years of craftsmanship and the design of Younger Furniture has brought the Company six awards given by The Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers for excellence of craftsmanship and for original and creative design’.

Towards the end of the 1960s, in reaction to a market flooded with teak, modern furniture, Younger’s made the conscious decision to move away from Danish inspired furniture, choosing instead to develop a new direction for the company. This resulted in Younger’s producing ranges inspired by traditional Spanish style furniture and made in darker woods, the most popular of these being the Toledo range, released in 1972.