Clever, fresh & inspired by the 1950's modernist movement. At first glance, it may seem like a straight-up seating angle. However, the frame design within the wood outer frame is intently engineered with a degree of backward angle seating, tilt to the back. This combined with the soft, low profile full-length interior cushion, provides a surprisingly comfortable back pitched lounging experience.
This substantial modernist reproduction looks amazing from the front, the back, and the sides, thus an exceptional choice for defining or dividing up larger spaces. The American Walnut full wooden frame brings a natural, organic, and warm feeling to the Woodrow Box chair. The wood elements introduce a sophistication to mid-century modernism design. The straight wooden frame will probably scare off many loungers. Don’t let the straight solid appearance of the wooden frame fool you. The Woodrow Box chair features an ample, supple and comfortable seat cushion. The back is soft and supportive, with a precise angled lean-back designed for a comfortable lounging experience.
The tall and thin spindle legs keep the Woodrow Box chair elevated high above the ground. Using traditional wood joinery: leather stitching & button tufting methods, the chair construction is today, as it was then. Woodrow is tufted & upholstered with our highest grade Full Grain Aniline Dyed Leather. This highly functional, widely recognized modernist chair, is frequently used as occasional seating in both casual and formal settings.
No paints or polymers. Straight from Vicenza, Italy, made from European cowhide. Our full-grain leather is known for its natural color variation, wrinkles, creases, and soft buttery feel. Full-grain leather has grains and markings that are as unique as individual fingerprints. Without topical colors and sealers, the leather touches, expands, contracts, and breathes naturally. Through age and use, a patina develops, which gives the furniture that comforting and vintage look.
Hold the stain. American Walnut has its own natural brown color tones. The natural wood presents lighter and darker tones within the various grains. It blends well with light or darker wood pieces.