Walnut Mid Century Modern Reclining Lounge Chair

Walnut Mid Century Modern Reclining Lounge Chair

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Mid-century modern armchair (lounge chair) with striped upholstery, wooden frame, reclining design, and padded cushions in neutral tones. Vintage accent furniture.

Originally sold by Fair Market Vintage of Keswick, VA. They have 15 product listings from the past six months.

Indexed February 27, 2026 ·

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The Mid Century Modern design movement, which flourished from the 1940s to the 1960s, is known for its clean lines and functional forms, influenced by the post-war era and the desirability for innovation in home living.

Walnut wood was frequently used in mid-century furniture design due to its durability and rich coloration, reflecting the era's emphasis on natural materials combined with craftsmanship.

The mid-century aesthetic often prioritizes simplicity and form, aiming to create functional pieces that resonate with a minimalist philosophy.




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