Brutalist chair by Charles Dudouyt

Beautiful lines and a certain presence for this chair attributed to Charles Dudouyt, an icon of 1940s furniture. This model brings together all the aesthetic codes sought in the brutalist furniture of that era. A signature base: Its four solid oak column legs, robust and cylindrical, which give it unique stability and silhouette. The detail that makes all the difference: The high back topped with its two superb sculpted spheres, typical of the work of the Dudouyt house. The authenticity of the materials: A magnificent original woven straw seat (in good condition) that contrasts perfectly with the oak structure and its patina. Where to place it in your home. Given its height, it will be perfect as a curiosity piece in a living room, repurposed as an end-of-sofa table for placing books, as a sculptural bedside table, or simply to enhance a child's room with a high-design piece.