NY Folding Chairs and Matching Ottomans by Takeshi Nii, Japan, c. 1950's depth-18.5 25 in / 114

25 in / 114

The variegated woodgrains

The leaves slide easily and stow in the table exactly as they should

Perfect as a desk chair or at a dining table these chairs are sure to make a statement in any space they inhabit and can blend seamlessly against a multitude of design backdrops from MCM to Modern to Minimalism

or give it a practical use to organize a workplace

NY Folding Chairs and Matching Ottomans by Takeshi Nii, Japan, c. 1950's depth-18.5 25 in / 114Title: NY Folding Chairs and Matching Ottomans by Takeshi Nii, Japan, c. 1950's About: A permanent part of the collection of MoMA, the NY chair is a highly respected example of modern design. First produced in 1958 by Japanese designer Takeshi Nii, the layout of the chair and ottoman were inspired by foldaway directors chairs. It was named in honor of the designers family name, but it also means new in Danish a gesture of homage to the mid century