Set of 6 elm chairs

Elegant and understated, a vintage series of 6 chairs from the 1970s, published by Maison Regain. Bright and very comfortable, their volume particularly recalls the creations of Charlotte Perriand or Luigi Gorgoni for Roche Bobois: minimalist design, with sharp lines and a blend of traditional materials. Made of solid elm, the structure of these chairs, in a honey-gold hue, highlights the design of the backrest and its pointed uprights. Perfect for creating a neo-rustic interior with their wide, comfortable straw seats. Straddling the line between radical rational design and traditional furniture production, this chair model possesses a unique character that is firmly rooted in the contemporary brutalist aesthetic. Did you know: Maison Regain is a French publishing house specialising in the manufacture of solid elm furniture from the 1960s to the 1980s. It has published and produced numerous pieces designed by renowned names. Maison Regain is a reference point in brutalist furniture alongside Pierre Chapo and Charlotte Perriand. Materials: Elm Wood / Straw. Colour: Honey-gold Wood. Height: 79 cm. Seat Height: 46 cm. Width: 46 cm. Depth: 44 cm. Article from Maison Regain. Very good condition. Our items are witnesses of the past, living a second, or even a third life, proudly bearing the marks of time. Their uniqueness and soul lie in these imperfections. This vintage item, from its era, may therefore show some wear or patina, such as slight scratches, light oxidation, and other signs of normal use. Any questions regarding delivery, transport, or the product. Contact us! Space Age / Scandinavian / Retro / Contemporary / Industrial / Design / Bistro / Kitsch / Vintage.