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Maison Jensen Hollywood Regency chair

$31.00

Description

Step back into the golden age of modernist design with this stunning chrome scroll-base rocking chair, a quintessential example of mid-century modern furniture craftsmanship from the 1960s or 1970s. The dramatic scrollwork chrome frame is inspired by the iconic Thonet bentwood aesthetic, reimagined in gleaming polished chrome tubular steel — a hallmark of the Space Age design movement that swept through American and European interiors. The chair features a beautifully contoured high-back cushion paired with a generously padded seat, both upholstered in classic black leather or premium vinyl, providing a bold contrast against the mirror-bright chrome frame. The sweeping rockers curl into elegant spirals at both ends, giving this piece an almost sculptural quality that commands attention in any room. This is the kind of statement piece that interior designers and MCM collectors actively seek out — equally at home in a sleek urban loft, a mid-century revival living room, or as a dramatic accent in an office or study. Its timeless silhouette bridges classic Victorian rocking chair tradition with bold modernist sensibility, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

Condition

Good

Some visible wear and creasing on the black leather/vinyl upholstery, particularly on seat and back. Chrome frame appears intact with good shine, minor surface scratches possible. Scrollwork base intact.

Dimensions

W 22" × H 41" × D 39"

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