Accent Chairs

Conceived by Verner Panton in 1960, the Panton chair was developed for serial production in collaboration with Vitra (1967). Today, the all-plastic chair is an icon of twentieth-century design. It has received numerous international design awards and is present in the collections of many prominent museums. It is available in a choice of bold and subdued colours.

• Material: dyed-through polypropylene. 100% recyclable. Matt finish. Suited for outdoor use.

Dimensions: 32.67" H 18.89" W 22.44" D

The Gretchen occasional chair is immediately recognizable, thanks to a unique design and high-contrast piping. Ash-stained Walnut base and legs contribute a valuable counterpoint--resulting in a seating option that's appropriate for a variety of applications. 

midnight blue fabric seat

walnut stained ash legs

dimensions

32.3″ x 31.5″ x 32.5″

seat height

17″

seat depth

21.8″

armrest height

23.3″

seatback height

15.5″

small parcel

yes

commercially viable

yes

Jules Chair Stonewash Print Ecru

Streamlined design for true modern-minimalist attitude. Slim iron framing is finished in fashion-forward antique brass to bring a touch of tonal warmth to stonewashed linen upholstery.

Overall Dimensions: 26.75"w x 32.50"d x 25.25"h
Seat Depth: 22.83"
Seat Height: 14.96"
Arm Height from Floor: 19.09"
Arm Height from Seat: 4.13"

Our modern homage to an Empire style dining chair. Our Rider Chair is petite and glamorous, but ultra comfy. Great as a dining chair, next to a console, or fab in a pair against a wall to create a sculptural moment. 

• 17" W, 20" D, 32" H
• Seat height: 18", Seat depth: 16.5"

The Standard chair by Jean Prouvé has evolved into one of the most famous classics of the French 'constructeur'. The seat and backrest of this understated, iconic chair are available in various types of wood, and the metal frame comes in different colours. 

• Seat and backrest: oak (natural or dark finish) or walnut (black-pigmented finish), USA.
• Base: bent sheet steel and tubular steel, powder-coated finish (smooth).

Contact us for information on other finish/color configurations for this chair.

Dimensions: 32.75" H 16.5" W 19.25" D

The Wiggle Side Chair is part of Frank Gehry's 1972 furniture series 'Easy Edges', in which he succeeded in bringing a new aesthetic dimension to such an everyday material as cardboard. The sculptural chair is not only very comfortable, it is also strong and robust.

The architect Frank Gehry is known for his use of unusual materials. With his furniture series 'Easy Edges', he succeeded in bringing a new aesthetic dimension to such an everyday material as cardboard.

The sculptural form of the Wiggle Side Chair makes it stand out. Although surprisingly simple in appearance, it is constructed with the consummate skill of an architect, making it not only very comfortable but also durable and robust. 

• Structure: corrugated cardboard.
• Edges: hardboard.

Dimensions: W 13.75" D: 24" H: 34.25"

Invitingly curved, navy top-grain leather is framed to wonderful effect. Horizontal channeling plus squared off, repetitive lines create alluring negative—and positive—spaces.

Overall Dimensions: 27.50"w x 32.00"d x 30.75"h
Seat Depth: 18.75"
Seat Height: 17.25"
Arm Height from Floor: 23"
Arm Height from Seat: 5.75"

Danya Chair in Warm Taupe Dakota Leather

Mid-century shaping offers comfortably molded curves to the wing chair. Handpicked hides and hand-staining techniques celebrate the natural hallmarks of nature. Soft, buttery top-grain leather in rich camel pairs with classically tapered parawood legs. 

Overall Dimensions: 31.00"w x 34.75"d x 33.50"h
Seat Depth: 21.75"
Seat Height: 18"
Arm Height from Floor: 20.5"
Arm Height from Seat: 2.5"

The modern statement-maker. Sculpted arms of drifted oak emerge from shaggy, cream-colored seating of Mongolian fur.

Overall Dimensions: 25.00"w x 29.25"d x 32.00"h

Verner Panton was one of the most influential figures in the development of design during the 1960s and ’70s. Along with his experimental approach to forms and colours, he was captivated by the potential of plastic, a novel material at the time. His aim was to create a comfortable chair made in one piece that could be used anywhere. After searching for a manufacturer for several years, Panton came into contact with Vitra in 1963. Together they developed the Panton Chair, which was first presented in 1967. 

Pre-series production of the Panton Chair commenced in 1967. It was hailed as a sensation and received numerous prizes. One of the earliest models is now in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Today the Panton Chair is regarded as a classic of modern furniture design. The original version of the chair in rigid polyurethane foam with a glossy lacquer finish is marketed under the name Panton Chair Classic.

Dimensions: 19.75W x 23.5D x 35.25H

The modern simplicity of 194’s Scandinavian design gets infused with 196’s Hollywood dinner party glam for this sensibly stylish club chair. Its enduring silhouette, soft-pleated leather and natural brass legs will flatter any space. Often placed in pairs as side chairs or in fours as conversational-seating.

Featuring: Argentinian leather, sinuous spring suspension with fixed seat, kiln-dried hardwood frame, brass-plated stainless steel legs, natural brass tone.

Dimensions: Height: 29.5 Width: 31 Depth: 29

Material: Leather

Finish: Black

Setting the gold standard for comfort, the Papa Bear Chair and Ottoman are produced entirely in Modernica's Los Angeles factory, using traditional construction methods. Modernica's upholstery team has produced this iconic Scandinavian design for over two decades. The Papa Bear’s legs and paws are constructed of solid North American walnut wood. With a selection of 30 fabric choices, we are sure you will find the chair that’s just right for you.

Made in California.

Matching Ottoman also available.

Contact us for more information.

Dimensions: 35.5W x 36D x 30H

Designed by Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen in 1940 as part of their entry for 'Organic Design in Home Furnishings', a competition organised by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Organic Highback is regarded as a classic. The comfortably upholstered compact armchair with its strikingly shaped high seat shell is also available with a medium backrest – the Organic Chair – or in the Organic Conference version for dining tables.

• Seat shell: laminated.
• Upholstery: polyurethane foam with fabric cover.
• Legs: black ash or natural oak.
• Glides: fitted with plastic glides for carpet, felt glides for hard floors additionally included.
• Origin of wood: oak (Quercus robur) and ash (Fraxinus excelsior) from Western Europe and/or Poland.

Price shown for Hopsak fabric.   Contact us for information on other configurations.

Dimensions: W 33.5" D: 40" H: 42.25"

Famously described as “a special refuge from the strains of modern living,” the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman is one of the most significant designs of the 20th century. Unparalleled craftsmanship and rigorous attention to detail made it a fixture in homes across the world.

Charles and Ray Eames' modern take on a 19th century club chair was originally inspired by a "well-used first baseman's mitt." Today, it's one of the most significant furniture designs of all time. 

The set is available upholstered in a choice of supple leathers or Maharam Mohair Supreme, a 100 percent mohair textile, which hugs the creases and folds of the upholstery pattern beautifully and adds a luxurious feel to this iconic design.

Contact us to customize your chair today!

Pricing shown is for walnut/black leather.

Dimensions:  

• Standard Chair:31.5" H 32.75" W 32.75" D
• Ottoman:17.25" H 26" W 21.5" D

Modernica Cleon Peterson Chair set Limited Edition (Only 30 sets made, numbered and signed by Artist)

25W x 19D x 33H 

LA artist Cleon Peterson’s savage imagery meets Modernica’s modern sensibilities. Upholstered Fiberglass chair provides the perfect backdrop for Cleon’s bold black and white graphics. The chairs are available exclusively through MCA Denver. Signed and numbered by the artist.

The Fiberglass Shell Chair is easily one of the most important and recognizable designs of the twentieth century. They were originally designed in 1948, as an entry in The Museum of Modern Art’s International Design Competition.