Mid-Century Walnut Lounge Chairs by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates- a Pair

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These stunning mid-century lounge chairs designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates are iconic examples of 1960s American design. Each … Read more These stunning mid-century lounge chairs designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates are iconic examples of 1960s American design. Each chair features carefully crafted walnut frames and distinctive details that showcase Adrian Pearsall's unparalleled attention to craftsmanship. The elegantly tapered legs and uniquely grooved armrests provide both style and comfort, creating a timeless appeal. Professionally restored to their original grandeur, these chairs effortlessly capture the essence of the era. The choice of fabric further accentuates their vintage charm, making them a perfect addition to any mid-century modern inspired space. With their solid walnut construction and exquisite design, these lounge chairs epitomize the enduring beauty and quality of mid-century furniture.

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