Pair of Spanish brutalist armchairs from the 1960s, wood and leather.

A beautiful pair of brutalist armchairs / hunting chairs made in Spain in the 1960s, combining architectural form with raw and organic materials. These armchairs exemplify the aesthetic of primitive brutalist furniture, showcasing solid construction, bold proportions, and an unpretentious sculptural presence. Each armchair features a sturdy solid wood frame with angular legs and supporting stretchers that reflect the structural honesty of brutalist design. The seats and backs are upholstered in rich brown leather, highlighted by visible nailhead trim, adding tactile warmth and traditional craftsmanship to the elemental forms. The austere lines and expressive use of materials — particularly the contrast between solid oak and natural leather — make them suitable for both contemporary interiors and classic design collections. These modern armchairs fit various types of home decor, perfectly suited to classic, Wabi Sabi, Scandinavian, or modern styles. There are some similarities with Danish designers Kaare Klint and the hunting chairs of Børge Mogensen.