This is high-quality reprodct furniture from Italy's Steel Line, which has 30 years of history and experience in the production of reprodct furniture.
This is a product from Steel Line, the most historically and experientially established reproducing furniture manufacturer in Florence, Italy, the mecca of reproducing furniture. Although many people in Japan may not be familiar with it since sales began in 2010, Steel Line has many fans around the world, particularly in Europe, thanks to its high quality and reasonable prices. If you are looking for high-quality reproducing furniture and are not satisfied with Chinese products, please give it a try.
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basic information
A famous ladder-back chair designed by Mackintosh for the bedroom of Hill House, WW Blakie, near Glasgow in 1902. As the name suggests, it features a high backrest resembling a ladder, making it enjoyable to admire as well. The original is still placed in the bedroom of Hill House in Helensburgh. The extreme high back and the design reflect Mackintosh's intention to create a piece not just for sitting but also for viewing, showcasing an inclination towards abstract decoration. <Specifications> W41×D39×H141cm <Material> Fabric, ash wood with black paint finish.
Price information
115,500 yen The above price is the suggested retail price. Please contact us for wholesale prices.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P1
※The delivery time may vary depending on the color, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
We have many delivery achievements, including guest rooms and showrooms for corporate clients.
Company information
Our company is the exclusive distributor for Steel Line in Japan. Steel Line is one of the oldest reproduction manufacturers in Italy, with nearly 30 years of history, and they participate in the Milan Salone every year. We originally started as a select shop for reproduction products, but due to the prolonged recession and deflation, the distribution of high-quality reproduction products in the Japanese market decreased, while the number of low-quality reproduction products increased, leading to a reduction in products that we could confidently recommend to our customers. In response to this, we began importing Steel Line products in 2009. Currently, we primarily sell Steel Line products through wholesale to design offices, architectural firms, and interior shops.
