Leather and teak armchairs, by Angel Pazmino, circa 1960.

✨️ Magnificent pair of armchairs attributed to Ecuadorian designer Angel I. Pazmino, iconic figures of South American design from the 60s–70s. ✨️ These sculptural pieces charm with their architectural silhouette featuring curved lines and their warm presence, blending traditional craftsmanship with chic brutalist aesthetics. Pazmino's creations are known for their noble wood structure and thick leather panels decorated with patterns inspired by pre-Columbian art. ✨️ The solid teak structure reveals a superb amber patina, enhanced by time, while the full-grain embossed leather seats and backs add character and authenticity. The engraved details of the leather give the whole a strong visual identity, typical of Angel Pazmino's artisanal work for the Ecuadorian publisher Muebles de Estilo. ✨️ Both comfortable and decorative, these armchairs naturally find their place in a mid-century, brutalist, wabi-sabi, or contemporary interior, where they instantly become statement pieces. #AngelPazmino. #VintageArmchair. #TeakAndLeather. #MidCenturyModern. #Design1960.