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Rohde Easy Chair
**USUALLY SHIPS IN 10-12 WEEKS**
Designers: Gilbert Rohde
Rohde Easy Chair—one of the last pieces Gilbert Rohde designed for Herman Miller in 1941—is a reflection of the art world at the time of its origin, pairing beautiful diamond-patterned tufting with an enveloping, organic form. Exceptionally comfortable, it’s a modernist masterpiece ripe for today.
- Reintroduced to our collection after eight decades.
- Available in a selection of soft leather and fabric upholsteries.
- Authentic American design.
Materials:
- Solid oak or walnut legs
- Textile or leather upholstery
- Injection molded foam
Dimensions:
Rohde Easy Chair
- Height (in): 33¼
- Width (in): 37
- Depth (in): 37¼
- Weight (lbs): 65
- Leg Height (in): 6
- Seat Height Max (in): 15⅝
- Seat Width Max (in): 21
- Seat Depth Max (in): 21
- Arm Height Max (in): 22⅝
Easy living:
Rohde Easy Chair—the last piece Gilbert Rohde designed for Herman Miller in 1941—is a reflection of the art world at the time of its origin, pairing beautiful diamond-patterned tufting with an enveloping, organic form. Exceptionally comfortable, it’s a modernist masterpiece ripe for today.
Rohde Easy Chair
**USUALLY SHIPS IN 10-12 WEEKS**
Designers: Gilbert Rohde
Rohde Easy Chair—one of the last pieces Gilbert Rohde designed for Herman Miller in 1941—is a reflection of the art world at the time of its origin, pairing beautiful diamond-patterned tufting with an enveloping, organic form. Exceptionally comfortable, it’s a modernist masterpiece ripe for today.
- Reintroduced to our collection after eight decades.
- Available in a selection of soft leather and fabric upholsteries.
- Authentic American design.
Materials:
- Solid oak or walnut legs
- Textile or leather upholstery
- Injection molded foam
Dimensions:
Rohde Easy Chair
- Height (in): 33¼
- Width (in): 37
- Depth (in): 37¼
- Weight (lbs): 65
- Leg Height (in): 6
- Seat Height Max (in): 15⅝
- Seat Width Max (in): 21
- Seat Depth Max (in): 21
- Arm Height Max (in): 22⅝
Easy living:
Rohde Easy Chair—the last piece Gilbert Rohde designed for Herman Miller in 1941—is a reflection of the art world at the time of its origin, pairing beautiful diamond-patterned tufting with an enveloping, organic form. Exceptionally comfortable, it’s a modernist masterpiece ripe for today.