Fauteuil 1970

"Karate" model armchair in beige leather by designer Michel Cadestin (9128-2017) for Airborne, dating from the 1970s. The armchair consists of a cream fiberglass shell mounted on a t...

Rare "LC1" armchair, first Cassina edition No. 253, designed between 1964 and 1965. Originally created by the iconic trio Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand in th...

Armchair attributed to French designer Jacques Hitier, from the 1950s. They consist of two wooden armrests and a black lacquered metal base. They have been reupholstered in blue fabr...

The Design Of The “01” Fine Pianta Armchair Is Distinguished By Its Unique Cube Shape. This Cube-Shaped Set Is Actually A Clever Combination Of Two Armchairs And A Coffee Table. Seat...

The Wave armchair by Hugues Chevalier embodies elegance, comfort, and balance with its distinctive curvaceous design. Its sophisticated silhouette makes it a standout piece in any in...

Josh Armchair: Tradition Reinterpreted The Josh Armchair revolutionizes sitting by breaking conventional design rules while providing unique comfort. With its organically curved ba...

Robert Guillerme & Jacques Chambron for Votre Maison Catherine armchairs measuring 88 x 69 x 60 cm Upholstered in new cotton bouclette.

Paire of fauteuils in rattan. Rotary seat to put on the stool. Quilted cushions, blue in color, entirely made by our workshops with a fabric from the publisher Camengo. Work realized in the 1970s. Great design classic of the 1950s and popularized in the 1970s, a Papasan armchair, otherwise known as a "bowl armchair" or "moon armchair" is a type of armchair in the shape of a bowl, with an adjustable angle. The bowl sits in a vertical frame traditionally made of rattan, but also sometimes made of wicker or sturdy wood. The chair cushion is usually thick velor filled with cotton down similar to that of a futon. For traditional papasans, the pillow can be removed and used outside of its sturdy frame. The papasan chair...