$3,800.00
This lounge chair was hand-crafted from walnut by designer Jeffrey Greene, who was inspired by American woodworker George Nakashima. Sloping angles and smooth lines characterize the chair's structure, which can be seen in the slanted backrest and the tapered legs. These make for a dynamic silhouette. Among the special woodwork details are the beautiful dovetail joints. The chair has been furbished with a new custom-made cushion, with a striking patterned weave fabric.
The designer's signature can be seen on the underside.
Dimensions:
24.5 in. width
30 in. depth
29.5 in. height
26 in. arm height
18.5 in. seat height
18.5 in. seat width
21 in. seat depth
Condition notes:
In good condition, with general surface wear to the wood including scuffs and light scratches, all consistent with the chair's age and use. New custom-made cushion.
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