I'm in love with this chair but...

4 years ago

I have completely fallen in love with these chairs but my budget just won't stretch.

Is this a variation on a common style design, in which case, what do I search for? Or is it very unique to this designer, in which case I'll have to shed a tear and say goodbye forever?

Any pointers to similar designs would be gratefully received - I love the modern/classic balance, specifically, the timeless design and cutouts.

https://www.munnadesign.com/p/corset-chair/

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Carolina
4 years ago
Don't know what the chair costs or what your budget is, but I've found a similar style chair here: https://www.love-your-home.co.uk/armchair-madison

or this one has the same shape https://www.turnbullandthomas.co.uk/maximillian-cut-out-orange-dining-chair

I think it's sort of Hollywood Regency style.
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minnie101
4 years ago
wow, they are dear! I like Carolina's choice and agree they're Hollywood Regency. These aren't the same design but are in the style. All by Eichholtz and I included the lounge chairs in case you had room
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Hannah Wardle
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you both! That Maximillian chair is so very close!

I know!

Being a (graphic) designer myself, I'm not into copies or ripping off people's designs but I figured these must have been inspired by something so there must be other designers who have come up with similar. They're so perfect but completely impractically priced. I guess that's why they're so well balanced and timeless.

I will continue the hunt :)
minnie101
4 years ago
You could look for antique ones but suspect they'll be pricey. This might be a good website. I haven't looked properly but they sell your one and Eichholtz. Liang and Emil also do an Art Deco chair, they're not cheap either but considerably less than the corset chair! Good luck

https://www.luxdeco.com/search?q=Dining%20chair
Carolina
4 years ago
And I don't know if you know this website: https://www.sweetpeaandwillow.com/ but they have a lot of items in the same style. You might like it.

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