Pair of stained beech armchairs, Louis XVI style – 1950

This elegant pair of stained beech armchairs, made in the 1950s, faithfully draws inspiration from the Louis XVI style. The straight and balanced lines are characteristic of this neoclassical aesthetic, as are the fluted legs and discreet ornaments that highlight the finesse of the craftsmanship. The backrest and armrests, upholstered in a washable, understated, and refined fabric from the Cazal house, provide comfort and distinction. These armchairs combine the timeless charm of the 18th century with the quality of mid-20th-century craftsmanship, making them both decorative and functional pieces, ideal for enriching an interior with a touch of classic elegance. Period: 1950. Excellent condition, restored in our workshop. Waxed finish.