Phyllis Morris Seating

A chic and highly collectible pair of mid-20th century side chairs by Phyllis Morris, featuring iconic faux bamboo-style frames and elegant lattice backs. These chairs have been newl...

We didn’t want to change the amazing 1980s Phyllis Morris chair and ottoman, we just wanted to reimagine it in European off-white boucle. The set is stunning. The design not only holds up today, it’s better than ever. The shape reminds us of a mushroom. All tucked rounded corners, low and sexy to the ground, and above all, comfortable. An iconic, rare piece from the legendary pioneer woman’s designer...

Vintage pair of Phyllis Morris metal outdoor patio or indoor stools benches. These have been professionally powder coated in a fresh white. Upholstered in a Sunbrella fabric. Dimensi...

Vintage pair of Phyllis Morris outdoor patio metal barstools. Thes have been professionally powder-coated a fresh white with new outdoor upholstery. Di...

Fantastic pair of vintage cast aluminum lounge chairs. Made by the iconic Phyllis Morris group. Beautiful faux bamboo design with chic deep seats....

A scarce set of 4 faux-bamboo lattice chairs, designed by Phyllis Morris. These chairs are in superb condition, freshly sanded & painted black. B...

Phyllis Morris solid iron armchair on bronze castors. Hollywood Regency style with newly upholstered red tweed fabric. Very durable.  

A glamorous silver leaf rope tassel vanity stool, design by Phyllis Morris in the 1970s the stools constructed of a hard resin reinforced by steel, the s...

Gorgeous mid century cerule "throne" chairs attributed to Dorothy Draper with textile attributed to Jack Lenor Larson, original brass accents. Hollywood regency shield back x-base ce...

Phyllis Morris Neo-Rococo Peach Striped Silk Fauteuil with gorgeous trompe l’oeil ribbon effect and lovely cerused finish (which was a major trend in the late 17th / early 18th centuries). Phyllis Morris was an iconic West Coast (LA) designer whose career spanned the 1950’s to her death in 1988. In 1953 Morris created a lamp whose design was based on one of her primitive figure clay sculptures. The lamp was manufactured by W.J. Sloan's, a high-end NY based department store that had a second location in Los Angeles. The lamp became so successful that Morris decided to pursue self-manufacturing of the second lamp design—a poodle lamp modeled after her own pink-dyed poodle Pamela—and set up a factory in nearby Burbank. The poodle lamp propelled Morris into the limelight and it wasn't long before she became a local celebrity. Often wearing a full-length mink coat and pink pedal pusher...

Set of six Phyllis Morris white lacquered Chinese Chippendale dining chairs constructed of cast aluminum and white vinyl seats. Exaggerated faux bamboo detailing with tapered saber l...

Alice in Wonderland meets Queen Anne in this dramatic pair of armchairs by Phyllis Morris. The chairs feature a marbled red and black painted finish and tufted faux zebra upholstered...