Pair of Vladimir Kagan 'Cubist' Side Chairs in Walnut, c 1967, New York

A beautiful set of Vladimir Kagan model #6724 sled based 'Cubist' chairs, circa 1967 New York. These side chairs feature walnut frames in an angular geometric form.

Designed in 1967, this set presumably very early examples as they have the rare slightly rounded scalloped back vs the flat ones commonly found. It's worth noting that documentation suggests these chairs may have served as prototypes, further enhancing their historical significance. Additionally, they are famously associated with the 'Nobu' nickname, stemming from their prominent use by architect Michael Gabellini at Giorgio Armani's Nobu restaurant in Milan.

*Note, we also have 6 matching armchairs available in another listing.

This opulent pair of 6724 Sled Based Cubis dining arm chairs by Vladimir Kagan would look amazing in a Postmodern, Memphis, Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern, Contemporary, Traditional, Transitional, Neoclassical, Hollywood Regency, or Mixed Style home or office. This beautiful set of side chairs can be used together or individually throughout the home in locations such as a dining room, living room, den, games room, office space, entryway or bedroom. They would also be perfect in a hospitality or corporate location, such as a boutique hotel lobby, cocktail bar, members club, workspace studio, executive office or in a luxe clothing emporium.

PROVENANCE:

The Estate of Marvin Oleshansky

MEASUREMENTS:

35.5" H x 18.5" W x 22.5" D

Seat Height: 19"

Seat Depth: 19"

CONDITION:

Good vintage condition with light wear and patina. Light scratches and minor scuffs to wood. Fabric with light fading and wear. Can be refinished and reupholstered or used immediately in vintage condition.