Brown Jordan

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

In 1948 Brown Jordan founder Robert Brown partnered with designer Walter Lamb to produce a collection that ingeniously repurposed bronze and brass piping and cotton rope salvaged from the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor. Celebrated for its graceful, free-flowing curves, the Walter Lamb Bronze collection became an icon of mid-century modern design. It still is today. In 2019, the collection was reimagined and reissued in modern, long-lasting materials, like aluminum frame and polypropylene rope.

In 1948 Brown Jordan founder Robert Brown partnered with designer Walter Lamb to produce a collection that ingeniously repurposed bronze and brass piping and cotton rope salvaged from the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor. Celebrated for its graceful, free-flowing curves, the Walter Lamb Bronze collection became an icon of mid-century modern design. It still is today. In 2019, the collection was reimagined and reissued in modern, long-lasting materials, like aluminum frame and polypropylene rope.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The cross-stretcher is framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines. Architectural banding details on the legs and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back. At the same time, tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back. At the same time, tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The cross-stretcher is framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines. Architectural banding details on the legs and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Architectural banding details on the legs and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back. At the same time, tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

In 1948 Brown Jordan founder Robert Brown partnered with designer Walter Lamb to produce a collection that ingeniously repurposed bronze and brass piping and cotton rope salvaged from the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor. Celebrated for its graceful, free-flowing curves, the Walter Lamb bronze collection became an icon of mid-century modern design. It still is today. In 2019, the collection was reimagined and reissued in modern, long-lasting materials, like aluminum frame and polypropylene rope.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

A free-flowing frame design and transitional glass tabletop define the Walter Lamb aluminum table. Reissued in celebration of Brown Jordan’s 75th anniversary, the Walter Lamb aluminum highlights the original designs from Walter Lamb reimagined with modern and elevated materials to withstand the elements.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

In 1948 Brown Jordan founder Robert Brown partnered with designer Walter Lamb to produce a collection that ingeniously repurposed bronze and brass piping and cotton rope salvaged from the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor. Celebrated for its graceful, free-flowing curves, the Walter Lamb Bronze collection became an icon of mid-century modern design. It still is today. In 2019, the collection was reimagined and reissued in modern, long-lasting materials, like aluminum frame and polypropylene rope.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The cross-stretcher is framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines. Architectural banding details on the legs and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The cross-stretcher is framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines. Architectural banding details on the legs and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

In 1948 Brown Jordan founder Robert Brown partnered with designer Walter Lamb to produce a collection that ingeniously repurposed bronze and brass piping and cotton rope salvaged from the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor. Celebrated for its graceful, free-flowing curves, the Walter Lamb Bronze collection became an icon of mid-century modern design. It still is today. In 2019, the collection was reimagined and reissued in modern, long-lasting materials, like aluminum frame and polypropylene rope.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless neoclassic details. The cross-stretcher is framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines. Architectural banding details on the legs and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form.

Venetian by Richard Frinier features a refined silhouette highlighted by timeless Neoclassic details. The x-back and cross-stretcher are framed by elegantly scaled rectangular lines, including a subtly flared and contoured back. Gracious spiral volute details at the end of the arms, architectural banding details on the legs, and the cross-stretcher are proportionately placed to enhance the overall balance.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of Southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support.

Calcutta is a re-introduction on a grander scale originally designed in 1967 by Hall Bradley. Inspired by the design themes of Chippendale furniture, Calcutta features cast bamboo patterns on the seat and back, while tapered legs and a lower x-stretcher continue the exotic bamboo pattern. Calcutta is appropriate for outdoor use as well as indoor formal dining.