Pair of French Modernist Teak Armchairs, 1960s

A pair of French modernist armchairs produced in the 1960s, executed in warm teak. The design is defined by a strict, clear frame built from straight, square-section elements, with an interplay between horizontal and angled lines creating a controlled, architectural profile. The off-white fabric cushions introduce a soft contrast to the linear wooden frame. French modernist seating of this period combines simple construction with natural materials, with a focus on proportion and clarity rather than decoration. The pair reflects this approach- direct in form and material, characteristic of postwar French design.