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Gilbert Rohde Slipper Tub Lounge Chair, 1940's in Shearling and Leather
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Step into the world of mid-century magic with this fabulous slipper chair designed by the legendary Gilbert Rohde. With its round body and a rounded, curved, cognac leather button-tufted back, this chair is the epitome of vintage chic. The solid maple legs are a visual delight—cone-shaped in the front and elegantly splayed in the back, giving it a stylish flair that’s hard to resist.
Wrapped the softest sheepskin shearling, this chair is in wonderful condition, exuding timeless charm. This chair is effortlessly chic.
Now, let's talk about Gilbert Rohde, a true trailblazer in the design world. Rohde was a powerhouse in the 1930s and 1940s, pioneering the American Modern style. His innovative approach and sleek designs left an indelible mark on the furniture industry, shaping the aesthetics of an entire era. Think of Rohde as a contemporary of other mid-century maestros like Charles and Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen, and Florence Knoll.
Bringing a Gilbert Rohde piece into your home is like owning a slice of design history. This tub style slipper chair is not just a seat; it’s a statement of sophistication and a nod to the golden age of modern design. So, why not add a touch of whimsical mid-century glamour to your space with this iconic piece? You know you want to! -
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: United States Period: 1920-1949 Materials: Sheepskin, Leather, Maple Condition: Good. This piece has been reupholstered in sheepskin / shearling with contrasting cognac leather buttons. Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century, Scandinavian Modern Incollect Reference #: 762299 -
Dimensions
W. 34.5 in; H. 29.25 in; D. 27.25 in; W. 87.63 cm; H. 74.3 cm; D. 69.22 cm; Seat H. 17.5 in; Seat H. 44.45 cm;
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Welcome to Habitat Gallery, where luxury meets timeless design. Located in West Los Angeles, we specialize in exquisite mid-century modern, art deco, and Danish modern furniture and decor, offering a curated collection that brings sophistication and craftsmanship to your home. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact us at 310.927.6266 or email us at malenabrush@gmail.com.
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