Set of four stylish modern tubular armchairs designed by Kipp Stewart for Terra of California in the United States in 1977. This beautiful set of patio chairs features a tubular bronze frame with a new rush cord seat creating an organic and minimalist aesthetic. This rare set belonged to the “Bronze Age” collection and was produced only for a short period, which makes them an essential part of Mid-Century Modern design and a collector’s piece. These chairs have been re-strung by our craftsmen team with great attention to detail of the original design to preserve its historical value. The frame shows a beautiful patina from age that complements the modern appeal and creates an eye-catching decor for any outdoor environment.
Mid-Century Modern
Tubular Bronze, New Chord Rope
Excellent
Newly Restrung Chord Rope
4
33.50in H x 21in W x 27in D
Seat Height 17in
5759
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Excellently crafted materials and a clean aesthetic are some qualities that describe North American furniture designer and architect, Kipp Stewart’s style. His simple and delicate manner in creating functional design is exemplified in all of his pieces.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Stewart was sent away to live with his family in Oakland, California at a young age. His interest in furniture design was piqued when he was only fifteen years old. Walking past a furniture studio on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, he saw a storefront with sketches posted on the windows. With this, Stewart knew that he wanted to pursue a career in design. Stewart enrolled at Chouinard Art Institute in the late 1940s.
Stewart went on to win several awards as a furniture designer, the first being when he entered “The Good Design Show” at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, taking first place for a piece he designed when he was still in college. Having a background in architecture, Stewart was able to build his family a beach house in Santa Barbara, CA. After selling it to a man, he took his family on an adventure to Europe where he continued to design furniture. Stewarts love for the arts and vast capability has led him to design furniture and buildings, including the Ventana Inn in Big Sur. In his retirement, Stewart used his artistic talents to continue creating art, though in a different medium.
Kipp Stewart collaborated with some of the most significant Mid-Century modern manufacturers such as Drexel and Glenn of California. Today, the pieces designed for these companies, alongside his colleague, Stewart MacDougall, continue to garner interest.
Set of four stylish modern tubular armchairs designed by Kipp Stewart for Terra of California in the United States in 1977. This beautiful set of patio chairs features a tubular bronze frame with a new rush cord seat creating an organic and minimalist aesthetic. This rare set belonged to the “Bronze Age” collection and was produced only for a short period, which makes them an essential part of Mid-Century Modern design and a collector’s piece. These chairs have been re-strung by our craftsmen team with great attention to detail of the original design to preserve its historical value. The frame shows a beautiful patina from age that complements the modern appeal and creates an eye-catching decor for any outdoor environment.
Designer: by Kipp Stewart
Country: United States
Manufacturer: Terra
Date of Manufacture: 1970-1979
Period Style: Mid-Century Modern
Materials: Tubular Bronze, New Chord Rope
Condition: Excellent
Extra Conditions: Newly Restrung Chord Rope
Dimensions:
33.50in H x 21in W x 27in D
Seat Height 17in
Number of Items: 4
ID Number: 5759
Our quality management system allows us to provide you with exclusive products of a very high caliber.
Friendly assistance through efficient communication focused on providing you timely information.
Each product is meticulously evaluated by our team of experts, guaranteeing you top quality authenticity.
With our online shopping system, you can acquire precious treasures in a comfortable, safe and reliable way.
We accept the following methods
Excellently crafted materials and a clean aesthetic are some qualities that describe North American furniture designer and architect, Kipp Stewart’s style. His simple and delicate manner in creating functional design is exemplified in all of his pieces.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Stewart was sent away to live with his family in Oakland, California at a young age. His interest in furniture design was piqued when he was only fifteen years old. Walking past a furniture studio on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, he saw a storefront with sketches posted on the windows. With this, Stewart knew that he wanted to pursue a career in design. Stewart enrolled at Chouinard Art Institute in the late 1940s.
Stewart went on to win several awards as a furniture designer, the first being when he entered “The Good Design Show” at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, taking first place for a piece he designed when he was still in college. Having a background in architecture, Stewart was able to build his family a beach house in Santa Barbara, CA. After selling it to a man, he took his family on an adventure to Europe where he continued to design furniture. Stewarts love for the arts and vast capability has led him to design furniture and buildings, including the Ventana Inn in Big Sur. In his retirement, Stewart used his artistic talents to continue creating art, though in a different medium.
Kipp Stewart collaborated with some of the most significant Mid-Century modern manufacturers such as Drexel and Glenn of California. Today, the pieces designed for these companies, alongside his colleague, Stewart MacDougall, continue to garner interest.