Set of Four Jerry Johnson 'Arcadia' Chrome Sling Chairs for Landes, 1970s

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Designed by Jerry Johnson and manufactured by Landes Manufacturing Company in Los Angeles, this set of four 'Arcadia' chairs captures … Read more Designed by Jerry Johnson and manufactured by Landes Manufacturing Company in Los Angeles, this set of four 'Arcadia' chairs captures the bold spirit of 1970s American modernism. Featuring tubular chrome frames with a distinctive continuous-line silhouette, the design offers both visual lightness and sculptural presence. The swooping arms and cantilevered base lend a sense of movement and comfort, embodying the relaxed yet refined ethos of California design in the Space Age era.

The chairs retain vintage upholstery—a vivid, psychedelic swirl pattern in citrus tones of avocado green, ochre, and white—adding a graphic punch that nods to Pop and Op Art influences. The sling-style construction allows the cushions to float within the frame, delivering a uniquely casual elegance reminiscent of Milo Baughman and Marcel Breuer’s tubular steel experiments.

Equally suited for dining, lounge, or office settings, this set would make a statement in a modernist, post-modern, or Hollywood Regency interior. A standout example of American mid-century ingenuity, with celebrity provenance.

Designer: Jerry Johnson
Manufacturer: Landes Manufacturing Company
Model: Arcadia
Origin: United States, 1970s
Materials: Tubular chrome-plated steel, original vintage upholstery
Style Notes: Mid-Century Modern, Space Age, Postmodern, Pop Art, Hollywood Regency
Provenance: From the estate of a prominent entertainment industry figure (available upon request)

MEASUREMENTS:
H 31.5" x W 22.5" x D 20.25"
Seat Height: 20"
Seat Depth: 16"
Arm Height: 23.5"

CONDITION:
Overall good vintage condition ready to use in a vintage setting. Fabric has light stains with some heavier stains concentrated on some of the buttons. We have not attempted to deep clean / steam clean however a professional cleaning may alleviate the staining. Repairs to fabric slings. Frames have light patina and are attractive and presentable. See less