PortHouse Barstool
The PortHouse Chair was originally created for a steakhouse at the Beau Rivage Resort Hotel in Biloxi, Mississippi, which drowned in Hurricane Katrina. This prototype was created in 2006 for a dining room called Chop Suey overlooking the north end of Times Square in a hotel designed by JMA, owned and operated by Bill Marriott.
PROCESS + MATERIALS
Chair Prototype. Custom orange dyed leather and maple. Made in Chicago.
DATE OF DESIGN/MANUFACTURE
2003/2006
DIMENSIONS
H 46 in. x D 26 in. x W 22 in., Seat Height 28 in.
(H 117 cm. x D 66 cm. x W 56 cm., Seat Height 71 cm.)
VARIATIONS
Please inquire for current options currently available
DATE OF DESIGN/MANUFACTURE
2003/2006
CREDITS
Portraits by Aaron Chicano
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