Copeland Furniture Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin Barrel Chair

Design Plus Gallery presents a Barrel Chair by Copeland Furniture. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright most iconic furniture design. Originally conceived in 1903 for the Darwin Martin house in Buffalo NY, Wright redesigned the chair in a larger version with other design modifications for the Wingspread residence of Herbert Johnson in 1937. Wright liked the new design so much that he used the chairs in Fallingwater and Taliesin. This signature chair is comfortable, compact and perfect as a stand-alone or dining room piece. Each piece of furniture is branded with Wright’s mark, certifying its authenticity, as well as the production number, which serves to record the item’s production chronology, and corresponds to the tally on the accompanying identity card. Crafted in Cherry wood stained Walnut. Visible minor scratching on the right arm. Upholstered in an off white fabric. Minor wear from usage.

Additional Measurements:
Arm Height: 26.25 inches
Seat Height: 19 inches