Architectural Wood Armchair, c. 1970s

Flat-panel oak construction with tapered slab legs and deep burgundy velvet upholstery. Strong geometric form with clear Prairie School influence (Frank Lloyd Wright)– built to anchor a room, not blend into it.

Angular, low-slung, and solidly made. The wide flat armrests, beveled frame, and splayed trapezoidal base give it a distinctly architectural quality rooted in the Frank Lloyd Wright tradition. The burgundy velvet has a soft lived-in texture and is in pristine condition; the warm honey-oak tones keep it from reading as heavy. 

Dimensions: 

• 28in wide 
• 20in deep 
• 19in tall (to seat)
• 35in tall (to top of chair)

📍Sourced from a church in Buffalo, NY