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3 Legged Studio Craft Lounge Chair in Walnut and Mohair, 1960's
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Description
This custom, one-of-a-kind studio craft chair is an absolute stunner, crafted by an unknown master woodworker / designer who clearly knew how to turn pieces of wood into pure magic.
First off, let’s talk legs. This chair stands proudly on three meticulously sculpted walnut legs, and they are anything but ordinary. The legs on both sides are shaped like boomerangs, showcasing the most mesmerizing woodgrain patterns you've ever seen. The third leg is tucked gracefully beneath the seat in a triangular shape, adding another touch of that boomerang geometric elegance to the design.
Now, let's move on to the seat—an elegantly contoured scoop shape that’s not just eye candy but also ridiculously comfortable. It’s been expertly reupholstered in buttercream-colored mohair, making it as soft as it is stunning. Your tush will thank you for this heavenly seating experience.
And if you think that’s all, think again! The arms and leg have also been beautifully refinished to perfection, giving this chair an extra touch of sophistication. We've never seen a chair like this before, and trust us, we’ve looked (and been in this industry for over 15 years). This is a wonderfully unique piece that you won’t find anywhere else.
This chair is not just a place to sit—it's a functional work of art, a conversation starter, and a testament to your impeccable taste. It’s perfect for the discerning furniture aficionado who values craftsmanship, uniqueness, and a bit of whimsy in their furniture. Whether you’re lounging, reading, or simply admiring, this chair just begs to elevate your space and your spirits.
So, why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Bring this one-of-a-kind masterpiece into your home and let it be the crowning jewel of your décor. After all, life’s too short for boring furniture.
We currently have this chair in the gallery alongside a Vladimir Kagan Contour rocking chair, an Adrian Pearsall lounge chair, and a Paul Evans craft throne chair, and not only does this chair hold its own, it makes a statement. The grain, the fabric, the curves-- this chair is so gorgeous it's insane. - More Information
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