Pair of extremely dramatic slipper chairs designed by Paul Laszlo, undoubtedly breathes the late Art Deco Period of the 1940's. Generously proportioned each chair embodies the sheer definition of opulence and grace. It's comfortable enveloping frame creates a sense of intimacy. Scrolled armrests flowing slightly outwards that highlights the dynamic aspects of the silhouette. A modern take on the classic roll-arm chair captivates with voluminous contours and playful forms. The deep seat and generous foam padding allows the user to have a pleasant and enjoyable time while sitting on it. These chairs have been totally restored with gorgeous high end white upholstery and freshly ebonized legs. These stunning chairs will imbue an elegant interior with uniqueness and sophistication. Paul László is considered among the most important California-based interior designer/architects of all time. At the height of his career, Paul László was described by TIME magazine as "the Millionaire's Architect". In 1948, Paul László joined with George Nelson, Charles Eames, and Isamu Noguchi to design for the Herman Miller company.