Adrian Pearsall · Craft Associates

Oversized Slipper Chairs – Set of 2

c. 1960s

Size
36.5"H x 31"W x 32.5"D
Material
Upholstery, Walnut, Wood
Shipping
Usually $195 to $350

$7,500.00

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Make a bold Mid-Century Modern statement with this rare pair of Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates oversized slipper chairs, circa 1960s. Featuring Pearsall’s unmistakable sculptural profile, these lounge chairs showcase dramatic sweeping lines, low-slung proportions, and beautifully formed walnut bases that give them incredible presence from every angle.Read moreRead less

Make a bold Mid-Century Modern statement with this rare pair of Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates oversized slipper chairs, circa 1960s. Featuring Pearsall’s unmistakable sculptural profile, these lounge chairs showcase dramatic sweeping lines, low-slung proportions, and beautifully formed walnut bases that give them incredible presence from every angle. Both chairs retain their original vintage upholstery, offering authentic period character and a wonderful opportunity for restoration or customization. Their oversized scale makes them exceptionally comfortable while creating a striking focal point in any living room, lounge, office, or designer interior. New upholstery color options are available, allowing you to tailor the pair to your space while preserving their iconic design. A hard-to-find matching set for serious Mid-Century Modern collectors and design enthusiasts.

Specifications

Dimensions: 36.5"H x 31"W x 32.5"D
Era / Period: 1960–1969
Designer: Adrian Pearsall
Materials: Upholstery, Walnut, Wood
Condition: Good
Category: Side Chairs

Condition Notes:

Minor fading.

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