American Pueblo Deco Armchair
American Pueblo Deco Armchair
An icon of Southwestern modernism, this American Pueblo Deco armchair marries the clean geometry of Art Deco with the earthy sensibility of Pueblo Revival. The form is crisp and architectural: octagonal legs and arms softened by a gracefully arched stretcher and subtly tapered lines. Each foot is painted for emphasis, a small but striking detail that grounds the design. The chair has been newly upholstered in vibrant orange leather, its round back punctuated with brass nailhead trim that gleams like jewelry against the warm surface. The combination is bold yet inviting—modernist structure dressed in desert tones. Pueblo Deco flourished in the American Southwest in the 1920s and 1930s, blending Native motifs with the sleek optimism of Deco, and this chair carries that spirit forward. It’s sculptural enough to stand alone, yet comfortable enough for daily use—an object that proves style and utility can be beautifully intertwined.
23 in. W x 27 in. D x 34 in. H
SEAT: 18 in.
ARM: 26 in.