Meda Ivory Wool Armless Lounge Chair By Gianfranco FrattiniDesigned early in Gianfranco Frattini's career, this streamlined lounge chair evokes the poetic minimalism of 1950s modernism. The now iconic Italian design has been updated for contemporary audiences, with a sumptuous wool blend fabric in creamy ivory and black metal legs. Structurally held together by exquisite walnut side panels, the geometry is true to the originaldown to the brass snake eye bolts. Meant to be read from the side, its full beauty

Designed by Studio ANANSI

Features a versatile space-saving design

Classic wing chair designed by Ross Cassidy is framed out in FSC ®-certified wood

walnut feetCrafted with a kiln-dried hardwood frame to prevent bowing and warpingFlame retardant freeRemovable legsAssembled and upholstered in North Carolina

our stool retains the design and richness of materials

Facades are decorated with bundles of rodier palm sticks called 'toron' that project away from the wall as a type of scaffolding

Four metal braces add structural detail to each end

Our Baird Console Table features a vintage-inspired design that pairs three-dimensional

It's off with the uni-cushion

In a nod to the spirit of popular mid-century styles

the curved back hugs a generously cushioned seat

The base's crisp angles and sleek black finish serve as a counterpoint to the supple