Designed in 1907 for the E.E. Boynton House in Rochester, New York, these chairs were not built as drawn, probably because of the compound curve in the back. The chairs that were built have flat back panels that are closer to vertical.
Working with the archivists at the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Copeland has researched Wright's original drawings and created a process for manufacturing these elegant, comfortable dining chairs.
These chairs look beautiful with the Dana-Thomas Grand Extension Table or Extension Table.
- Dimensions:
21 1/2" x 20" x 40 1/2"H
As the exclusive licensee of Frank Lloyd Wright furniture designs, Copeland appreciates the importance of maintaining his design legacy. Every piece of Frank Lloyd Wright® Furniture by Copeland is named for the house it was originally designed for and bears Wright’s signature, date of manufacture, and unique serial number.
Every genius has an inspiration; every artist a muse. Frank Lloyd Wright’s passion for the natural world and the ideas of democracy are deeply embedded in his architectural and interior designs.
Known for great buildings like the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, and the Johnson Wax Building, Wright’s renown sits squarely on his 600 residential designs represented by landmark homes including Fallingwater and his own Taliesin and Taliesin West.
Wright designed furniture, windows, textiles, and other interior elements to complement a house’s exterior and to bring the natural world into every room.
Frank Lloyd Wright Pieces from Copeland ship in 8-10 Weeks.
Smaller Pieces can ship UPS