Pair of brutalist chairs in solid elm by Aranjou 1960s

Pair of brutalist chairs in solid elm by Aranjou, 1960s. France, in solid elm. Aranjou chairs embody the authenticity and expertise of French design from the 1950s to the 1970s. Made of solid wood, most often elm, they impress with their solidity, comfort, and raw, almost sculptural aesthetic. Each piece is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship: clean lines, robust joints, and a warm patina give these seats a unique presence. Some creations are inspired by Nordic design and interact with the world of Olavi Hänninen, while asserting their own identity, more rustic and earthy. Halfway between tradition and modernity, Aranjou chairs have survived the decades without losing their strength. Today, they appeal to lovers of vintage furniture for their timeless character, their simple elegance and their ability to enrich contemporary interiors with a touch of soul and history.