Brutalist Scandinavian armchair in solid wood, painted in white straw, 1950.

Brutalist or modern rustic armchair inspired by the work of famous designers from the 1950s to 1970s, such as Charlotte Perriand (notably the series for the Méribel station) or Ligne Roset (models from the era of Pierre Chapo or similar inspiration). It features a square seat made of rye straw with a traditional weaving of four triangles converging towards the centre. The backrest and armrests form a semi-circular enveloping structure or bridge armchair. The original wood has been completely repainted white. It is in good condition and sturdy. There is an option for stripping to restore the original wood for an additional €200. Width 60/45, depth 50, height 45/75.