There are armchairs that immediately tell the story of their era, and others that seem to pass through time without losing their relevance. This pair of French armchairs from the 1920s belongs to the latter category: a design where the quality of proportions and comfort prevail over any decorative element, allowing the shapes to define the character of the furniture.

The silhouette is compact yet inviting. The enveloping backrest seamlessly flows into the seat, while the armrests contribute to creating a harmonious and relaxed whole. The design reflects the refined French craftsmanship tradition of the early twentieth century, when every element was conceived to offer comfort without sacrificing elegance.

The armchairs have been completely restored and upholstered in Dedar wool bouclé in a green shade. The rich texture of the fabric adds depth to the surfaces and highlights the soft volumes of the padding. The green introduces a contemporary note that enhances the original design, creating a balance between history and modernity.

Ideal as a pair in a living room, library, or master bedroom, these armchairs naturally engage with both antique furniture and contemporary interiors. An example of French design capable of preserving its charm intact after more than a century.

SPECIFICATIONS

COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION: France
DESIGN PERIOD: 1920
PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1920
STYLE: Art Deco / French Design
MATERIAL: Wood, Dedar wool bouclé
COLOR: Green
DIMENSIONS:
WEIGHT RANGE: 0-40 Kg
CONDITION: fully restored and reupholstered in Dedar wool bouclé; good vintage condition with slight signs of age consistent with the piece's age