Hollywood Regency Glamorous Asymmetrical Swivel Chairs in Emerald Green Velvet

Hollywood Regency style is all about joie de vivre with silhouettes that are glamorous and luxurious and this pair of scallop channeled green fringed swivel chairs...

Jaw dropping pair of 1960s Dorothy Draper style tall back Hollywood Regency Savonarola throne chairs fully restored from top to bottom and ready to impress in any space. Sexy. Confident. High fashion. With their curvaceous form and silhouette, an air of upscale elegance and high style emanates from all angles. Newly professionally lacquered black wood frames with hand painted gilt emblems and spindles reign in the leopard velvet's organic forms and deliver a high style Tom Ford vibe. Supple leopard velvet brings the chairs to life with a spotted pattern that adds movement. Luxuriously padded arms and tufted seat cushion keep you comfortable while looking your best. Furniture art that beckons attention and will have everyone asking. One of a kind. Want to see more beautiful things? Scroll down below and click "View All From Seller" or favorite our shop to get your 1stDibs on our new inventory. Photographed along with and also currently available in our shop - Pair of Dorothy Draper Espana Cabinets for Heritage Henredon, circa 1955 Hollywood Regency Lotus...

This pair of Italian Hollywood Regency Rope and Tassel Gilt Armchairs in new leopard velvet upholstery will stop anyone in their tracks. Chic. A killer combo. Glowing gilt wood and supple multitonal leopard velvet produce a luxurious high design silhouette that celebrates and renews the armchairs pedigree of Italian style and refinement. Original patinated gilt wood frames are well preserved and curve about in a gregarious Napoleon III Second Empire style. Soft leopard velvet adds depth with organic shapes that draw you in. Like eyeliner to a beautiful eye, black piping works to highlight the pair's curvaceous form. It perfectly contrasts the gilt wood frames and leopard velvet for a more finished look. Cushions are not included but available by inquiry. Ottomans currently available - see below. Photographed along with and currently available in our shop - Hollywood Regency Napoleon III Style Gilt Rope & Tassel Ottomans...

Jaw dropping one of a kind 1960s Pair of James Mont style Hollywood Regency Throne chairs coming your way and ready for the red carpet. Furniture couture for sure. These gorgeous Chinoiserie Hollywood Regency high back chairs demand both attention and admiration. Pure art in form and finish. Expert reupholstery connects the leopard velvet pattern precisely for continuity of form. As eye liner brings attention to the eyes, black leather piping shows off the chairs sculptural lines. Sexy lumbar pillow perfectly upholstered to seamlessly continue that leopard pattern from top to bottom. It's all about the details. Pagoda seat back top and Chow form Ming Dynasty style legs add an imperial air. Both professionally lacquered in black, with gold lacquer accents on the base. Elegant. Upscale. Chic. And ready to ship tomorrow. Only pair of their kind available globally - get them while you can. Want to see more beautiful things? Scroll down below and click "View All From Seller" or favorite our shop to get your 1stDibs on our new inventory. Photographed along with and also currently available in our shop: Pair of Dorothy Draper Espana Cabinets for Heritage Henredon, circa 1955 Hollywood Regency Lotus...

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This armchair was born from a quest for mastery of the perfect seat. A playful design with a swivel base allowing 360 degree rotation. Add a bit more edge to your interior with this ...