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The artist's chair
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The artist's chair

The artist's chair

An elegant, pared back armchair inspired by the Japanese antique tradition.

We make the artist's chair in oak (see finishes below) as well as walnut, chestnut, elm, ash and sycamore. We also make soft, round cushions upholstered in Romo Linara, or in your own material.

We give indicative retail pricing below, but please get in touch for a quote or trade pricing.

The lead time for the artist's chair is 4-8 weeks. 

We make every artist's chair by hand, to your specification, in our Stamford workshop.

Seat height without cushion: 440mm / Seat height with cushion (when sitting): 480mm. If you need your chairs to be slightly higher or lower, just let us know.

Price starting from:

£2,073
+ vat

Finishes

Finishes
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From left, a Notting Hill kitchen by Olivia Williams Studio, Christmas at the Nantucket home of Eliza Allés showing the artist's chairs around our constant table, and an Islington garden room by Cave Interiors where you can also see our Fotheringhay table.
These three wonderful projects are linked to the designers' Instagram profiles.

The artist's chair
Pricing
£2,073
+ vat
Shipping

We ship internationally. Please get in touch to request a shipping estimate.
Dimensions
  • 560mm wide x 490mm deep x 695mm high | Seat height without cushion: 440mm | Seat height with cushion: 480mm
Materials
  • We can make the artist's chair in oiled oak, sycamore, ash, elm, chestnut, walnut.
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We provide drawings for approval prior to production.

The lead time for the artist's chair is 4-8 weeks. Contact us if a faster turnaround is required.

100 YEAR PLAN

We are often inspired by centuries-old antiques and we do our best to ensure our pieces will in turn last 100 years.

Yes, they may need sympathetic repairs or restoration but as a company, we intend to support that repair, restoration, re-purposing and resale of our products for generations to come.

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