ABOUT THE PRODUCT
The Lounge Chair and ottoman were released in 1956 after years of development. They are now part of the permanent collection of New York s Museum of Modern Art. The chair first appeared on the Arlene Francis Home" show broadcast on the NBC television network in the USA in 1956. Since then it has made many appearances on television and film, more recently in the popular sitcom Frasier along with a Coco Chanel couch and his fathers La-Z-Boy.

The Lounge Chair appeals to people for several reasons. It is a classic design that has been in production continuously since its creation. In addition to the style, it is also very comfortable, a combination not always found in high design. Additionally, some people find it desirable purely for reasons of Conspicuous consumption – originals of the chair with ottoman retail for about £3500. Our Quality reproduction of this classic is sympathetic to the originals detail, but a fraction of the cost.

MATERIALS
Either Palysander, Walnut or Rosewood veneered bentwood panels with soft Aniline leather cushions on a swivel base.

Complies with BS5852 - Fire and Furnishings Regulations 1988.

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