There’s a certain alchemy in the work of Rose Tarlow—a way of distilling history into something quieter, more intentional, and entirely her own. Tarlow's Georgina Ribbon-Back Armchair is a perfect example.

Rendered in walnut, the frame feels grounded yet fluid, its lines drawn from 18th-century Georgian prototypes but softened, elongated, and gently reimagined. The defining feature is the back: an elegant interlacing of curved splats that loop and cross like ribbons caught in motion—at once structured and lyrical.

The arms scroll outward with ease, leading to cabriole legs that end in restrained, confident feet. Newly upholstered linen seats introduce a note of lightness, balancing the richness of the wood with a tailored simplicity.

These are chairs that understand lineage but resist imitation. Placed in a room, they don’t announce themselves as antiques or reproductions—they exist somewhere in between, where past and present meet with remarkable clarity.

EACH: 28 in. W x 28.5 in. D x 41.5 in. H
SEAT: 20 in. H
ARM: 26.5 in. H