Slipper Chair in Mohair by John Widdicomb, C. 1950s

Exquisite slipper chair designed by John Widdicomb, a prominent name in mid-century furniture design. This chair, originating from the 1950s, showcases Widdicomb's signature style and attention to detail, now fully restored to its original splendor by Stamford Modern.
Crafted with a walnut framework, this chair exudes a timeless elegance. The warm tones and rich grain of the wood beautifully complement its sleek and sophisticated design. The addition of brass sabots adds a touch of refinement and highlights the chair's luxurious appeal.
The upholstery has been meticulously chosen to enhance both comfort and style. Wrapped in sumptuous brown mohair, the chair offers a soft and inviting seating experience. The use of mohair not only adds a sense of opulence but also showcases the chair's exceptional craftsmanship. The contrasting leather welt further emphasizes the meticulous attention to detail, adding a subtle touch of sophistication.
This slipper chair seamlessly blends classic and contemporary elements, making it a versatile addition to any interior space. Whether placed in a living room, bedroom, or study, it effortlessly elevates the ambiance, creating a statement piece that demands attention.
Stamford Modern's restoration process ensures that this John Widdicomb slipper chair is revitalized to its original glory. Each intricate detail has been carefully preserved, honoring the chair's historical significance and design integrity.
Experience the timeless allure of mid-century design with this restored John Widdicomb slipper chair. Its walnut framework, brass sabots, and plush mohair upholstery create a harmonious composition that exudes sophistication and luxury.
Note: Stamford Modern specializes in the restoration and preservation of vintage and mid-century furniture, ensuring that each piece undergoes meticulous refurbishment to honor its heritage and original design.