A dramatic and large-scale 1970s mid-century modern chrome and leather reclining lounge chair / chaise longue — a bold, room-defining statement piece in the tradition of the great chrome furniture designs of the postwar era. At 66 inches long (5½ feet), this is a commanding piece that anchors any space it inhabits.

The chrome-framed reclining chaise draws from one of the most celebrated lineages in modern furniture design. The form recalls the influence of Le Corbusier's LC4 chaise longue (1928) — one of the most iconic furniture designs of the 20th century — translated through the bold, unapologetic chrome aesthetic of 1970s American and Italian modernism. The adjustable reclining function adds a practical dimension to what is simultaneously a sculptural object.

This piece is offered as a restoration project requiring reupholstery. The chrome frame and structural elements present the bones of an exceptional lounge piece — with fresh leather or quality fabric upholstery, this chair would be a showstopper.

Details:

• Style: 1970s Mid-Century Modern / Chrome Modernism
• Materials: Chrome frame, leather upholstery (requires replacement)
• Type: Reclining lounge chair / chaise longue
• Length: 66"
• Width: 42"
• Height: 28"
• Maker: Unknown

Condition:

Reupholstery required. Chrome frame condition please review all photographs carefully. Sold consistent with age and use.

Pickup & Shipping: Local pickup preferred given the scale of this piece (66" long). For buyers requiring shipping, we are happy to provide referrals to our trusted third-party shippers. Please contact us prior to purchase to make arrangements.