Pair of Michel Arnoult safari armchairs, Brazil 1960, rosewood and leather

Vintage brazilian rosewood "safari" lounge chair designed by french designer michel arnoult and made in brazil, circa 1960s. French designer michel arnoult is known to have moved to brazil in the mid-1950s and began working on furniture that greatly blends mid-century french style with south american designs of the time, these chairs being a clear example. Each chair features an intricately crafted frame constructed from the highest quality brazilian rosewood. The backrest and seat are made of two high-quality, sling-shaped leather cuts, which provide greater support and greater relaxation when sitting. These chairs stand out not only for their design and construction materials, but also for the comfort they offer the user when sitting, thanks to the ergonomic design of each chair. Without a doubt, this armchair will be a great addition to your collection and will make you wonder if the beauty of the amazon inspired the name and design of these elegant chairs. Dimensions: height: 74cm seat height: 40cm width: 66cm depth: 45cm.