Pair of 1960s French Oak "Tricoteuse" Armchairs, Guillerme Et Chambron

This striking pair of "Tricoteuse" armchairs by the renowned French design duo Guillerme et Chambron encapsulates the timeless charm of mid-century design. Crafted in the 1960s, these chairs showcase a sturdy solid oak frame with the duo’s signature sculptural style, featuring slatted backs and curved arms that gracefully encircle the seat. The name Tricoteuse ("knitter") reflects the chairs' inviting design, perfect for cozy moments of relaxation. The plush cushions, upholstered in a warm floral fabric, add a touch of softness and vintage elegance to the bold, architectural form.

Highly sought after by collectors today, Guillerme et Chambron furniture represents the best of French mid-century modern design, merging practicality with artistic expression. These armchairs are no exception, with their distinctive craftsmanship and enduring appeal. The clever design, including the central legs for added stability, makes them both functional and visually intriguing. While the condition is generally very good, two rivets are missing and can be replaced if desired.

Perfect for vintage-inspired or eclectic interiors, these armchairs make a striking statement in a living room, library, or bedroom. Pair them with complementary oak furnishings or use them as standout pieces in a contemporary space to highlight their sculptural design. Their floral cushions add a nostalgic charm but could be reupholstered to match a modern aesthetic, ensuring these iconic chairs remain both versatile and timeless.