Hill House 1 Chair
- Designer:
- Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- Brand:
- Cassina
Christmas shipping cut off dates - North Island 20th December | South Island 19th December | Auckland only local shipping - 23rd December
Oversized Items | North Island 16th December I South Island 12th December
We don't appear to have any products related to your search term. Please try again.
This throne-like armchair is a new iteration of the model that CRM donated, in 1904, to the “Willow Tea Rooms” in Glasgow, his native city. The tall semi- circular back served to separate the entrance area from the tea-room behind it. The back encompasses the seat, illustrating to perfection Mackintosh’s geometric and Art Nouveau style. For Cassina, creating this chair meant marrying advanced technology and the company’s premier carpentry skills. The latter can be seen in the precision needed to assemble the components that make up the elegant, light-weight latticed frame.
Finish: Ashwood stained black
Fabric: Green fabric
Relocation Sale Price is for Showroom display item only to view at 99 The Strand. Sold in as is condition, please enquire for more information, terms and conditions apply.
This throne-like armchair is a new iteration of the model that CRM donated, in 1904, to the “Willow Tea Rooms” in Glasgow, his native city. The tall semi- circular back served to separate the entrance area from the tea-room behind it. The back encompasses the seat, illustrating to perfection Mackintosh’s geometric and Art Nouveau style. For Cassina, creating this chair meant marrying advanced technology and the company’s premier carpentry skills. The latter can be seen in the precision needed to assemble the components that make up the elegant, light-weight latticed frame.
Finish: Ashwood stained black
Fabric: Green fabric
Relocation Sale Price is for Showroom display item only to view at 99 The Strand. Sold in as is condition, please enquire for more information, terms and conditions apply.
Designer
Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Born June 7 1868, Scottish architect and designer who was a leader of the Glasgow style in Great Britain.