Cushion armchair in the American craft tradition based on the George Nakashima design, constructed in American black walnut with upholstered seating.

George Nakashima (1905–1990) was a Japanese-American woodworker and furniture designer whose studio in New Hope, Pennsylvania became one of the defining workshops of mid-century American craft. His pieces, including this 1963 armchair, are celebrated for their organic form and direct expression of the wood's natural character.

Specifications:
- Dimensions: H 31 in (78.7 cm) × W 29.75 in (75.6 cm) × D 36 in (91.4 cm)
- Materials: American black walnut, upholstery
- Style/Period: Mid-Century Modern, American Studio Craft, 1963
- Origin: USA
- Formats available: 3ds Max 2024 (Corona), FBX, OBJ

Part of a curated collection of iconic 20th–21st-century designer furniture: a single, real-world-scaled, PBR-textured object with verified dimensions, named materials, period, and country of origin — structured for architectural visualization, product rendering, and 3D / computer-vision machine-learning datasets.
— Taxonomy: Furniture › Seating › Armchair
— Designer: George Nakashima (Nakashima Studio) · Origin: USA · Period: 1963 · Real-world scale: imperial + metric

Included: all listed 3D formats, materials and textures. Not included: backgrounds, props or environment shown in preview renders.