1972 "Nonna" Leather & Bentwood Rocking Chair By Paul Tuttle

This "Nonna" rocking chair, designed by Paul Tuttle in 1972 for the Swiss company Strässle, offers a modern and elegant reinterpretation of the classic rocker. The design features a sleek tubular steel frame, expertly bent into graceful curves and paired with rich beechwood accents that highlight its sculptural form. Upholstered in high-quality leather, the chair balances comfort and sophistication, while a refined buckle detail on the back of the headrest adds a subtle yet striking touch of craftsmanship.

Paul Tuttle (1918–2002) was an American designer celebrated for his ability to fuse clean lines, innovative materials, and functional design into timeless creations. Known for his meticulous attention to detail, Tuttle’s work, including the "Nonna," reflects his ethos of blending practicality with elegance. His pieces have become highly sought after for their understated luxury and enduring appeal.

This rocking chair is in excellent condition and makes a stylish addition to any contemporary or mid-century-inspired interior. Whether placed in a living room, study, or reading nook, the "Nonna" offers both visual intrigue and exceptional comfort, embodying a perfect union of vintage inspiration and modern design.