Brutalist Mid-Century Safari Armchair in Wood and Leather, 1960s

Vintage design. An imposing armchair with leather upholstery. A brutalist design. An impressive and comfortable statement piece. The combination of dark-stained wood and brown leather is striking. The cheeks of the frame are made of curved plywood and are screwed in at the top. At the back, they vertically form the legs. At the front, with a wide swing, the armrests transform into legs. A special feature of the frame lies in the penetration pattern. Thick wooden slats cross the wide cheeks of the armchair at a flat angle. They extend at different lengths at the front and back. The slats also serve as the anchor for the thick leather upholstery. This is secured with straps and buckles. The backrest is suspended flexibly and adapts to the back in a trendy manner.