6 brutalist chairs by Georges Robert, 1960

Superb set of six chairs by Georges Robert, made in the 1960s. Their design is representative of the Brutalist movement: understated lines, generous proportions, and raw materials highlighted. The structure is made of solid wood with a dark hue, offering robustness and authenticity. The seat is made of handcrafted woven straw, comfortable and durable. The high back features three wide rungs, typical of the Robert style, combining visual strength and comfort. The solid base is reinforced with crossbars, ensuring excellent stability. These chairs perfectly embody the Brutalist aesthetic: furniture that is both rustic and sculptural, designed to last. They fit well in a vintage dining room as well as in a contemporary interior with a strong character.