Modernist armchair in chromed metal and imitation leather, 50s/60s

Looking for a stylish living room armchair with a timeless look? This model published in the 50s/60s, whose design is inspired by the work of Pierre Guariche, is made for you! A perfect balance between the rigor of the chrome tubular metal structure and the more cozy aspect of its camel-colored skai covering which perfectly imitates cracked leather patinated by time. This armchair is not only beautiful, but it is also very practical with its seat of only 38 cm high which allows it to easily slide under the coffee table in the living room. It is also comfortable thanks to the presence under the seat of small vents which act as bellows and allow the foam not to deform when you sit on it. The little extra. This armchair is available in 3 copies which can be put side by side to form a large bench. The armchairs are in good general condition. The foam filling has not moved. The faux leather upholstery shows signs of use consistent with its age: there is slight discoloration or darkening in some areas, as well as small snags or traces of cigarette burns. The metal is nicely patinated, with the chrome showing traces of scratches or pitting in places.