1950s Rare wooven chair (commissioned by le Corbusier)

Dating from the 1950s, this rare woven chair has a distinctive architectural character and a strong connection to the design language of the period. The chair features a beautifully woven seat and backrest, combining traditional craftsmanship with a simple, functional structure. It is said to have been commissioned by Le Corbusier, adding an interesting historical dimension to the piece. The restrained construction and natural woven material create a warm contrast with its clean, almost architectural lines. Rarely seen on the market, this chair would make a fascinating addition to a collection of mid-century furniture. Its unusual design and intriguing provenance give it a particularly special character.