This chocolate brown F780 "Concorde" armchair, designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in the 80s, is an iconic and elegant piece. In perfect original condition, this armchair was purchased from Artifort in 1981 and has remained in the hands of a single owner since then.
Measuring 76 cm in height, 60 cm in width and 75 cm in depth, this armchair combines comfort with sophisticated design. Its harmonious curves and refined silhouette reflect Pierre Paulin's distinctive style, making this armchair an ideal choice for any modern or vintage interior. The immaculate condition of this piece is a testament to the care and attention that has been given to it over the years, making it a rare and valuable acquisition for design lovers.
This chocolate brown F780 "Concorde" armchair, designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in the 80s, is an iconic and elegant piece. In perfect original condition, this armchair was purchased from Artifort in 1981 and has remained in the hands of a single owner since then.
Measuring 76 cm in height, 60 cm in width and 75 cm in depth, this armchair combines comfort with sophisticated design. Its harmonious curves and refined silhouette reflect Pierre Paulin's distinctive style, making this armchair an ideal choice for any modern or vintage interior. The immaculate condition of this piece is a testament to the care and attention that has been given to it over the years, making it a rare and valuable acquisition for design lovers.
Material: metal and fabric
Colors: white and chocolate brown
Dimensions:
- Height: 76 cm
- Width: 60 cm
- Depth: 75 cm
Condition: This item is in very good condition.
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