Armchair model FS 134 by Guy Besnard for Free Span 1950s

Armchair model FS 134 by Guy Besnard for Free Span, 1950s. France, in oak and fabric. This armchair features a light and very graphic aesthetic, with a light wood structure, curved armrests, and an angled base, typical of post-war French furniture. The seat and backrest are upholstered in a discreet, comfortable fabric that is easy to integrate into an interior. The backrest is adjustable with a side mechanism, designed for relaxation. A balanced piece that adds a "mid-century" touch without being imposing. Guy Besnard is a French designer from the 1950s, associated with a production focused on "modern comfort." Free Span models favour understated structures, taut lines, and simple mechanisms (tilting, ergonomics). His furniture embodies the spirit of reconstruction: functional, elegant, made for everyday use.