Monterey

Originally released in 1986 and now reissued, Monterey was the marquee product of the Steve Chase Collection, designed by acclaimed Interior Designer, Steve Chase. The voluptuous channeled form is immediately iconic. Specify with optional LED illuminated plinth base for a period correct statement that is as evocative today as it was 35 years ago. With this reissue, Martin Brattrud is honored to contribute all designer royalties to The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens near Palm Springs, an organization that Steve Chase championed.


Sectionals

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Sectional - L Shape 6700-100

  • Channeled
  • Chaise LAF

Dimensions

  • Fabric Yardage 25.00 yards
  • Square Feet 450 sq.ft.
  • Footprint 120 x 70
  • Height 32.0"
  • Seat Height 16.5"
  • Arm height 23.0"
  • Seat Depth 25.0"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • COM: $18,911
  • COL: $20,802

Sectional - L Shape 6700-110

  • Channeled
  • Bumper LAF

Dimensions

  • Fabric Yardage 29.00 yards
  • Square Feet 522 sq.ft.
  • Footprint 120 x 108
  • Depth 35.5"
  • Height 32.0"
  • Seat Height 16.5"
  • Arm height 23.0"
  • Seat Depth 25.0"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • COM: $21,676
  • COL: $23,844

Sectional - L Shape 6700-120

  • Channeled
  • 2 Arms

Dimensions

  • Fabric Yardage 33.00 yards
  • Square Feet 594 sq.ft.
  • Footprint 120 x 120
  • Depth 35.5"
  • Height 32.0"
  • Seat Height 16.5"
  • Arm height 23.0"
  • Seat Depth 25.0"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • COM: $26,560
  • COL: $29,216


Range

Monterey is available in a range of standard configurations. View the complete Pricelist below.


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Design

Steve Chase

One of the foremost Interior Designers of the 1980s, Steve Chase possessed an iconic Palms Springs aesthetic that was sought out by celebrity clients such as Farrah Fawcett, Gene Hackman, Johnny Mathis, Gerald and Mrs. Ford, and Joan Kroc, to name a few.

Frequently featured in Architectural Digest, his interiors were renowned for their contemporary elegance and comfort. On design philosophy, Steve said, “I am more deliberate than spontaneous in my design, but I think every room must have one touch of humor. I like to do things not totally expected, to use the most original concept."

As a philanthropist, Steve contributed generously to Palm Springs Art Museum, The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, and Desert AIDS Project.

Steve Chase relied on Martin Brattrud to manufacture his custom upholstered designs throughout the 1980's and 90's, including the signature Steve Chase Collection featuring Monterey, which was originally released in 1986.