Mid-Century Modern Sculptural Walnut High-Back Lounge Chairs
Los Angeles, CA · Reported available
- Designer
- Type
Lounge chairs
- Origin
- Dimensions
Width 32 in × Depth 35.75 in × Height 38.75 in
- Materials
- Condition
Excellent, Professionally Refinished & Reupholstered. The chairs feature new high-quality fabric and HD foam.
Dealer notes
This striking pair of mid-century modern lounge chairs was manufactured in the United States during the 1960s and beautifully embodies the sculptural forms that defined the era. Newly reupholstered in a rich golden-yellow fabric, the chairs offer a fresh interpretation of a classic design while preserving the clean lines and craftsmanship that have made mid-century seating so enduringly sought after. The design is distinguished by its dramatic high backs with gently flared wings, subtly button-tufted upholstery, and gracefully sculpted arms that flow seamlessly into the generously proportioned seat. Supported by tapered walnut legs, the warm wood tones provide a beautiful contrast to the vibrant upholstery while reinforcing the chairs' elegant silhouette. The deep, supportive cushions and enveloping backrests create an inviting seating experience without compromising the refined aesthetic. Expertly restored, these lounge chairs showcase the exceptional quality of American furniture manufacturing during the postwar modernist movement, when comfort and innovative design became equally important. Their timeless profile allows them to integrate effortlessly into both vintage-inspired interiors and contemporary spaces, serving as eye-catching accent chairs or reading chairs. With their sculptural presence, exceptional comfort, and meticulous craftsmanship, this pair captures the enduring appeal of mid-century modern design, pieces created not only to furnish a room, but to define it.
Period / Style: Mid-Century Modern Manufacture date: 1960s Stock status: Add to cart
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