Original Art Déco armchair – Jules Leleu | France, 1930s
- Dimensions :
- H86 x W68 x D58
- Color :
- wooden
- Material :
- wood
- Style :
- art deco
An original Art Déco armchair, attributed to the designs of Jules Leleu – one of the most important French interior designers and decorators of the interwar period. The piece originates from France, dating from the 1930s, and is a prime example of luxurious Parisian Art Déco design. The distinctive, elegant form combines a soft, upholstered seat with smoothly contoured wooden armrests. Slender, gently tapered legs emphasize the lightness of the structure, while the decorative upholstery with a floral motif evokes the refined interiors of pre-war France. The armchair retains the proportions and details typical of Leleu's work: subtle elegance, attention to comfort, and the refinement of materials. Ideal as a collector's item or a representative element of a stylish Art Déco interior. Features: Design: Jules Leleu (attribution) Style: Art Déco. Period: 1930s. Origin: France. Construction: Solid wood. Upholstery: Decorative fabric. Height: 86 cm. Width: 68 cm. Depth: 58 cm. Condition: Good; sturdy structure, original upholstery with natural signs of wear commensurate with age, without any secondary interventions.