Set of 6 Chairs Designed by George Veronda

George Veronda, an innovative architect, and partners with Roger Brown, a Chicago artist, designed a notable home for them in New Buffalo, Michigan, completed in 1979, which has since been recognized as a historical landmark.

For this unique dwelling, Veronda crafted dining chairs. These pieces are distinguished by their continuous, powder-coated tubular metal frames, recently given new life with plush melange wool upholstery. A striking feature of these chairs is the cantilevered back cushions, designed to be attached without a visible backrest, requiring meticulous hand-stitching.

This approach underscores the fusion of functional design with aesthetic elegance, making the chairs more than mere furnishings but symbols of Veronda’s architectural vision and attention to detail.