Pair of Contemporary Tapestry-Style Upholstered Slipper Chairs

This is a matching pair of armless slipper chairs, likely manufactured in the late 20th century between 1980 and 2000. Each chair is fully upholstered in a heavy-weight tapestry-style jacquard fabric featuring an all-over floral and foliate motif in muted tones of tan, sage green, and mauve. The chairs feature a unique design with a pronounced, thick cylindrical bolster-style top along the backrest, providing distinct lumbar or cervical support depending on the sitter's height. The base is finished with a traditional kick-pleat skirt that conceals the legs, a common feature in transitional or country-chic interior design styles. The construction appears sturdy with dense cushioning, though the fabric shows slight signs of softening and wear consistent with residential use. No obvious stains, tears, or structural sagging are visible in the provided image. The scale appears standard for a living room accent chair, designed to sit low to the ground without arms, making them ideal for small spaces or as a pair of fireside seats. The craftsmanship is indicative of high-quality mass-market or custom upholstery, with well-aligned patterns across the seams and pleats.