Mid-Century Modern Lady Lounge Chair in Teddy Upholstery, 1960s

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Mid-Century Modern Lady Lounge Chair in Teddy Upholstery, The Netherlands, 1960s Charming in form and supremely comfortable, this Mid-Century Modern … Read more Mid-Century Modern Lady Lounge Chair in Teddy Upholstery, The Netherlands, 1960s Charming in form and supremely comfortable, this Mid-Century Modern Lady Lounge Chair, crafted in the Netherlands during the 1960s, is a refined example of period design infused with cozy, contemporary appeal. with its gracefully curved silhouette and inviting proportions, it strikes a perfect balance between sculptural elegance and ergonomic comfort. Recently reupholstered in high-quality teddy fabric, the chair features a soft, boucle-like texture that adds warmth and tactility to the sleek modernist frame. The creamy upholstery enhances the visual softness and elevates the overall aesthetic, creating a statement piece that feels as luxurious as it looks. The gently reclined back, sculpted armrests, and plush cushioning create a deeply comfortable seating experience, while the original tubular steel legs maintain the chair’s light visual footprint. A subtle horizontal support bar elegantly follows the backrest, reinforcing the structure and highlighting its minimalist lines. Measuring 90 cm wide (35.43 in), 75 cm deep (29.53 in), and 82 cm high (32.28 in) with a seat height of 46 cm (18.11 in), this piece is ideal for both lounging and conversation. It is in good vintage condition, with light, age-appropriate wear to the frame. The new upholstery brings a fresh, contemporary touch while preserving the essence of mid-century style. Whether styled alone or paired with other teddy-covered seating, this lounge chair offers timeless character, modern comfort, and an unmistakable design pedigree. Origin: The Netherlands Period: Mid-20th Century Style: Mid-Century Modern Condition: Good vintage with new upholstery Availability: 1 item Wear: Light age-related wear on frame; newly upholstered See less