Mid-Century Modern Double-Hoop Lounge Chair

Story

Post-war designers were obsessed with the circle, seeing it as a symbol of unity and a radical departure from the rigid, boxy furniture of the Victorian era.

Maker / Origin

While the exact maker isn't visible, this chair follows the design language popularized by firms like Selig and Dux, who imported high-quality Scandinavian designs to the American market.

Condition & Value

The wood frame appears to be in good structural condition with a warm patina. The upholstery is clearly a contemporary update, which is neatly done and fits a 'boho-modern' aesthetic. There is some minor wear visible on the feet, which is expected for its age. The updated fabric makes it 'room-ready,' which appeals to modern buyers.