Pair of Ultra Modern Streamline Tuxedo Chairs

This stunning and graphic pair Mid Century Modern arm chairs were realized in the United States circa 1960. They feature cylindrical legs that taper to a point at their bases. The front legs are straight, while the hind legs are slightly arched- providing the chairs with a subtle dynamism. The sides of the chairs are each composed of a single amorphic form- with a negative space that creates rests for the sitters arms and gives these pieces a wonderfully sculptural Silhouette. The chairs have been newly reupholstered in a luxurious Holly Hunt Great plains dove gray fabric called luxe trail elephant with Fine horizontal striations. These chairs are a study in the simple beauty of first rate Mid Century design, explaining why American modernism appears as timeless and compelling today as it did more than 60 years ago when these chairs were first created. Their clean modernist lines and refined palate ensure that they would be a winning addition to any style of interior from Classic Mid-Century Modern to contemporary. They have been newly restored to mint condition and newly reupholstered in Holly Hunt fabric...

This refined Mid-Century Modern arm chair was realized in the United States circa 1950. Sitting on conical legs, this piece offers a wealth of beautiful details including channel det...

This pair of Nautilus chairs exemplify the stunning organic Futurist forms and clean lines for which Vladimir Kagan one of the most esteemed furniture designers of the 20th century i...

This stunning pair of Art Deco club/ arm chairs were realized in France, circa 1930. They feature streamlined arms; volumetric rectangular front legs; and slightly arched hind legs all in lustrous walnut. The chairs have been newly reupholstered in new reissued (and quintessentially Art Deco) Clarence House...

This stunning pair of Mid-Century Modern chairs were realized by the esteemed designer Donghia in the United States, circa 1980. They feature ebonized walnut bodies with circular bac...

This refined and elegant pair of Mid-Century Modern spring back chairs were realized by the esteemed designer Hughes Steiner in France circa 1950. They offer a graphic form with a dr...

A rare, original “Florence Knoll” lounge chair from the world renown furniture house of Knoll Studio, dressed in a sublime, tactile woven-wool fabric, and with polished chrome framew...

This pair of leather club chairs features a unique squared shape with studded upholstery makes for a wonderful combination of style and comfort. Ple...

This stylish pair of Mid-Century Modern lounge chairs by Barrit, features vintage upholstery by Kravet. Sturdy wood base and comfortable upholstered seats make this matching pair a unique addition to any home or business interior...

This imaginative, over-sized arm chair is a delightfully comical example of the post-modern furniture design movement known as Memphis Style. Memphis Style is a reiteration of the Pop Art movement's attitudes and sensibilities; it is a colorful and playful critique of modern commercialism and traditional design. According to its founder Sottsas: This chair is based on a traditional arm chair...

Wonderful pair of Billy Haines fruitwood barrel back chairs. This pair is meant to be seen from all angles-looks as good from the back as they do from the front. They are in fantasti...

An Early Modernist pair of club / lounge chairs in the Manner of Atelier Martine formed from a repeating geometrical grid pattern typical of early mode...