McKinnon & Harris crafts furniture to endure, outperform, and outlast all others. Each piece can remain outdoors year-round, even in the most aggressive environments.
Perrow
We named these sleek modern pieces for our forward thinking and tenacious French ancestors. We love stripes and the Perrow raised banding is our translation in enduring aluminum. The highly edited details are pure McKinnon and Harris style and high performance.
Couper
Remembering the convivial mood of our grandparent’s evening highball, we wanted to design a chair and sofa with arms wide and flat enough to hold a libation. We named the Couper for William Couper, our late 19th century sculptor ancestor.
deCamp
The first chairs we ever owned were a children’s antique pair that once belonged to Polly deCamp Moore, our grandfather’s childhood sweetheart. We honor this lovely girl with our modern classic of round lines and edited silhouette. The subtle turns and transitions executed with precise skill by our workshop imbue our deCamp with spare elegance and refined simplicity.
Parsons
Parsons tables were all the rage when we were young and we felt pretty hip to even have one, but it was acrylic and didn’t last. Our version is very enduring. We call it our modernist ode to basic practicality, constructed in ultra heavy aluminum to ensure endurance.
Fayette
An admired French Art Deco chair inspired our Fayette. We’ve always loved the glamour of the 1930s and that decade's strong connection between luxury and technology. Around a bit earlier, Marquis de Lafayette was the first French friend we ever learned about in school.
Chesapeake Dining Arm Chair
Inspired by the 1958 Ole Wanscher dining chairs found in co-founder Will Massie’s dining room, our Chesapeake Dining Chair features a synthetic woven rush seat made entirely with the outdoors in mind. Named for the Chesapeake Bay, this chair pays homage to our environmental commitments and their impact on our surrounding waterways.