Pair of Art Deco armchairs, Rosello Paris, lacquered wood and leather, 1950s – France

Extraordinary pair of Art Deco style armchairs from the French house Rosello Paris, 1950s. Structure in black lacquered wood, seat in cognac leather mimicking the texture of ostrich skin. This elegant pair of armchairs, belonging to the last period of Art Deco, elegantly combines the aesthetics of late Art Deco with exceptional comfort. Characterized by clean and defined lines, a strong geometric and graphic character, they evoke the classic club chairs with enveloping armrests, typical of the 1930s to 1950s period. The solid wood structure, lacquered black, outlines the silhouette of each armchair, creating a striking visual contrast with the cognac leather upholstery. The sides extend downward to form sturdy legs: the back legs are slightly inclined (saber style), while the front legs are straight. The whole is completed by steel tips that further define and stylize the legs. True to the spirit of the house, founded in 1928, the design prioritizes ergonomics, offering a deep and comfortable seat. A pair of sophisticated and timeless armchairs that will bring distinctive character and unique style to any space.