Armchair
HICKORY CHAIR Accent Chair in Striped Royal Blue
This accent chair by Hickory Chair is upholstered in a striped royal blue fabric that commands style and attention, beautifully accenting a traditional silhouette. Classically designed, this chair features a rolled back that pairs wonderfully with rolled, panel arms, a floor length skirt concealing blocky wooden legs to provide visual cohesion. This accent chair, equal parts comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, adds a decorative element to any room, its subtle coloring allowing for easy arrangement with most homes.
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Wood Framed Armchair in Floral Patterned Upholstery
This wood framed armchair features traditional furniture styling paired with updated, modern upholstery. Standing on cabriole legs in a glossy, medium tone of wood, this chair is covered in a black fabric with substantial floral patterning, adding plenty of visual flair to the living space. Padded arms with decorative nailhead trim completes this fashionable piece of furniture.
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HARDEN Armchair in Teal and White Dotted Upholstery
By Harden Furniture, this armchair is covered with a teal and white dotted upholstery that add a splash of color to the living space. This armchair features tightly rolled arms, a T-seat cushion, and a heavily padded loose back cushion. A floor length skirt on this chair conceals tapering block legs, adding an element of visual cohesion to this charming find.
Two available, each sold separately.
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Antique Victorian Walnut Chair
This exquisite chair is crafted from fine walnut and dated to the Victorian era for an authentic piece of antique furniture. Resting on turned wood front legs that are mounted onto caster for ease of movement, this chair features a square back and padded arms, and is crowned with a decorative carved crest. Burled wood accents are complemented by a handsome gold upholstery that covers the chair, while two included throw pillows resolve this seating option with additional luxury and comfort.
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Chesterfield Club Chair in Tan Leather
The club chair exhibits classic Chesterfield style with deep button tufting on the oversized rolled arms and back. Upholstered in a supple tan leather, this upscale armchair features a squared seat and stands on spool style feel that are finished in a luxurious espresso tone.
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Host Chair in JANE SHELTON Dual Green and Leopard Chenille
This host chair is upholstered in dual Jane Shelton fabrics of green and leopard chenille, making for a vivacious, eye-catching seating option. This chair features a tall back and sloping arms that lead into a floor length skirt for visual cohesion. Decorative nailhead trim completes this flashy find.
Two available, sold separately.
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Mid Century Bird Chair by HARRY BERTOIA (1915-1978) for KNOLL
Designed by Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) for Knoll Studios, this Bird Chair displays great mid century modern appeal. The Bird Chair features a wire frame with sled style legs that supports a comfortable seat and back and serves as an astounding study in space, form, and function.
About the Designer:
Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) was born in San Lorenzo, Italy on March 10, 1915. Presented the opportunity to move to Detroit at age 15, Bertoia moved to America and lived with his older brother, Oreste. In 1937, he received a scholarship to study at the Cranbrook Academy of Art where he encountered Ray and Charles Eames and Florence Knoll for the first time. A gifted artist who dabbled in jewelry making, sculpture, and furniture design, Bertoia introduced his collection for Knoll in 1952, which included the famous diamond chair: a fluid, sculptural form made from a welded lattice work of steel. In Bertoia’s own words, “If you look at these chairs, they are mainly made of air, like sculpture. Space passes right through them.” Bertoia died in Barto, Pennsylvania, at the age of 63 in 1978.
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