Hill House Chair by Charles Mackintosh

The hill house chaise, originally conceptualized by the visionary architect and designer charles rennie mackintosh in 1902, stands as a timeless testament to mackintosh's innovative spirit. Designed as part of the furnishings for the private residence "hill house" in helensburgh, scotland, this iconic piece exemplifies mackintosh's mastery of form and function. Crafted from ash wood, the chaise features a strikingly tall and elongated backrest, resembling a ladder, adorned with a series of small squares, demonstrating mackintosh's penchant for geometric precision. Manufactured by cassina since 1973, the hill house chaise continues to captivate design enthusiasts with its timeless appeal and sculptural beauty.