Pair of Armchairs, circa 1942
Walnut, rush, sea grass cord
33 3/4 × 25 3/4 × 28 inches
artist
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Description
Pecorini Guglielmo’s chairs, crafted from wood and natural materials, reflect a deep respect for artisanal techniques and organic simplicity. Characterized by their sculptural forms, hand-woven seats, and emphasis on natural textures, these pieces embody a quiet elegance that aligns with the mid-century modern focus on honest materials and clean design. While less widely known in the mainstream American furniture canon, Guglielmo’s work resonates with the values of designers like George Nakashima and Sam Maloof, making his chairs a compelling counterpart within the broader narrative of American mid-century design. Their tactile warmth and understated craftsmanship contribute to a legacy that values both beauty and utility.
literature
Domus, May 1942, pg. 200