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26 x 34 x 34
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Ask Joey what’s come inHere's the kind of find that stops you mid-browse: a light green mid-century armchair built with genuine Japanese joinery. Those interlocking, glue-light joints are a quiet flex of craftsmanship. The same tradition that keeps temples standing for centuries, scaled down to a chair you'll actually want to sink into. The soft, sage-leaning light green gives it a fresh, garden-room calm that plays beautifully against warm wood tones.
The frame is solid wood, joined with precision rather than hardware, so it feels sturdy and honest in a way flat-pack pieces never manage. At a compact 26 inches wide and 34 inches deep and tall, it tucks into a reading nook or fills out a corner without crowding the room. Condition is good, expect a bit of gentle wear and character marks that come with a piece this well-loved, nothing that distracts from the lines or the joinery.
Pair it with a walnut side table, a stack of art books, and a ceramic lamp for an easy mid-century moment. It plays nicely with warm neutrals, brass accents, and leafy houseplants. If you've been hunting vintage armchairs Portland has to offer with real construction pedigree, this light green one is worth the trip.
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