Set of Four Dining Side Chairs by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates, 1960s

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Designed by iconic mid-century modernist Adrian Pearsall and produced by Craft Associates in the 1960s, this elegant set of four … Read more Designed by iconic mid-century modernist Adrian Pearsall and produced by Craft Associates in the 1960s, this elegant set of four (4) high-back side chairs (Model 2051-C) showcases the bold lines and architectural flair that define Pearsall’s celebrated work. The dramatic profile, with sculpted walnut frames and tall backs, makes these chairs a sophisticated addition to both residential and commercial interiors.

Perfect for use around a dining or breakfast table, these versatile chairs also function beautifully as accent pieces—whether flanking a console, positioned in a dressing room, or placed in an office or lounge. The original striped upholstery adds a vintage patina, but the frames remain structurally solid and stylishly timeless.

These chairs would suit a variety of interior styles including Mid-Century Modern, Scandinavian Modern, and Danish Modern homes or penthouse apartments. For the bold designer, they can offer striking contrast within Contemporary, Post-Modern, Traditional, Transitional, Classical, or even Art Deco spaces.

Ideal for use as:
Dining chairs, side chairs, cafe chairs, occasional chairs, breakfast nook chairs, bedside or fireside seating, dressing or changing room chairs, entryway or mudroom chairs, nursing or reading chairs, guest chairs, conference room or office chairs, desk chairs, or lobby seating.

Also an excellent choice for hospitality and commercial settings like a boutique hotel lounge, creative studio, executive office, or exclusive members club.

Designer: Adrian Pearsall
Manufacturer: Craft Associates
Model: 2051-C
Origin: United States
Period: 1960s
Style: Mid-Century Modern, Scandinavian Modern, Post-Modern

MEASUREMENTS:
H 45.5" x W 22" x D 26.5"
Seat Height: 18.5"
Seat Depth: 19.75"

CONDITION:
Overall good vintage condition. Fabric would benefit from reupholstery, with some tears and visible marks to fabric (some examples shown in photos). Wood frames are in very good vintage condition with light patina and minor wear. One chair has a slight wobble to the back which can be easily fixed during reupholstery as the interior frame would be accessible. See less