Lounge Chairs by Xavier Féal for Inox Industrie France, 1970s

Rare set of lounge chairs by xavier féal for inox industrie france. Made in france, 1970s. This exceptional set of two lounge chairs is a true collector’s gem. Xavier féal is a pseudonym for the french designer jean-claude neyton, who gained prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s for his innovative furniture designs in stainless steel. Féal’s work often featured folded steel with curves, playing with light through polished or brushed finishes. His designs were considered avant-garde and were sought after by a niche, demanding clientele. Féal’s designs remain iconic, representing the chic, modern aesthetic of the 1970s. Known for their striking design and rarity, these chairs have been meticulously restored. New foam and luxurious cognac leather were used, while staying true to the original design. The sleek frames, crafted entirely from stainless steel (inox), offer a perfect contrast to the warm leather. Wide and supremely comfortable, they exemplify the ideal blend of form and function. They are a true eye-cather in any interior.