Set of 6 G-Plan teak chairs, 1960s.

This set of six G Plan teak chairs from the 1960s exemplifies the balance inherent in British Mid-Century Modern design, where comfort, functionality, and elegance are treated in a unified manner. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece also undergoes conservative restoration work before delivery, respecting its authenticity and original patina. Additional photographs and detailed information on the condition are available upon request. The set includes four chairs and two matching armchairs intended for the ends of the table, offering a harmonious and traditional composition for the dining room. The high backs, rhythmically accented by vertical supports and a slightly curved crossbar, provide lightness and visual continuity. The profile of the structures reveals a fluid line, particularly in the extension of the rear legs that rise to the backrest. The armchairs echo this design by incorporating sculpted armrests, perfectly integrated into the whole. The padded seats covered in black create a sharp contrast with the teak and ensure good comfort in use. Thanks to their quality of craftsmanship and balanced aesthetics, these chairs easily fit into contemporary, vintage, or modernist interiors.