Set of 3 wooden chairs in French primitive style, 1940s-1950s.

A set of three raw wood chairs with a strong personality, originating from France and dating from around the 1940s-1950s. Characterized by their uncompromising construction and beautifully patinated surfaces, these chairs have a pronounced architectural presence. Each chair is made of wide wooden planks forming the seat, front support, and a particularly high backrest. A diagonal brace connects the seat to the rear structure, creating a bold geometric profile and ensuring increased stability. The exposed construction and the sober use of materials give the chairs an authenticity, an almost raw quality. The wood retains a deep and natural patina, with a pronounced grain, variations in hue, old marks, scratches, and irregularities. These traces of time are an integral part of the character of the set and highlight its vernacular origins. Although rooted in traditional utilitarian furniture, the radical simplicity of their construction gives them a decidedly contemporary sculptural dimension. The combination of raw material, bold geometry, and functional construction naturally integrates them into primitive or brutalist style interiors. These three chairs are in good vintage condition, showing considerable wear and patina, reflecting their age and history. Sold as a set.