This pair of sculptural lounge chairs from the 1980s is made of dark stained wood and leather. The chairs are characterized by their brutalist design language, reminiscent of Pierre Chapo's designs, and impress with their robust, architectural presence. The construction of the chairs is based on a solid wooden frame, accented by distinctive finger joint connections on the armrests and legs. This solid frame contrasts with the soft, cognac-colored leather upholstery that serves as the seat and backrest. The combination of the dark wood and the warm orange tone of the leather creates a balanced and visually appealing overall impression. The chairs are in good condition, consistent with their age and use. The leather has developed a characteristic patina and creasing, testifying to its history, while the wooden frame has retained its structural integrity and original finish. These features emphasize the authentic vintage character of the pieces. With their powerful silhouette and high-quality materials, these lounge chairs are excellent as statement furniture in a living room or library. They fit well with Mid-Century, Brutalist, or eclectic style interiors and offer a combination of strong design and comfortable seating. Elm wood and cognac-colored leather.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, OrangeMaterialLeather, WoodNumber of items1Height102 cmWidth80 cmDepth88 cmSeat height38 cmSigns of usageWrinkles